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Appendix 5: A History of The Jewish People
Appendix 5: A History of
The Jewish People
Jews today trace their history to the Palestinian settlers
from Antiquity. They base this history from the dramatic
tales narrated in the Hebrew Bible. Historians do not see
the Hebrew Bible as reliable record.
Early Jews in Palestine were an illiterate and primitive
people, living far way from the the edges of civilizations.
As the land was either hilly or desert, these people lived
mostly by herding sheep and donkeys. They did not call
themselves as Jews at the time. Racially, their stock was
beefed up slaves and low-class folk coming from all over
eastern Mediterranean, mostly from Egypt. In times of
extreme drought, they moved closer to the Nile. Contrary
to claims made in the books of the Bible, early Jews were
not monotheistic. They had a mix of beliefs and traditions,
mostly borrowed from their neighbours. Early Jews
polytheistic idol-worshippers, just like the rest of the world
at that time. They were also heavily into questionable
sexual practices, human sacrifices and blood rituals.
(Biblical references to burnt offerings, circumcision and
vengeful gods relate back to those early beliefs.) A
significant segment of the population lived on brigandry.*
The Biblical tales of shepherds becoming military leaders
are just rehashed versions of the exploits of highway
robbers and kidnappers.*
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