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Appendix 5: A History of The Jewish People
the patriarchs (Saul, David, Solomon, etc.) were written
down. (These writings have not survived – probably
because Jews were still illiterate and the first five books of
the Christian Old Testament or the Hebrew Bible or the
Torah or the Pentateuch were written much later and
backdated to claim an older origin.) Inscriptions dating
back to 10 th century BCE have been claimed to support
the theory that early Jews were literate. Some of these
inscriptions are in Phoenician script ‡ . The few that are
supposed to be in Hebrew are undecipherable for most
Hebrew scholars. Some fanatics have found 3000-year-old
Hebrew inscriptions even in the United States! † ) In 922
BCE, ten tribes to the north rebelled and Jewish
settlements were divided into two - Israel in the north and
Judea in the south. In 721 BCE, the neighbouring
Assyrian kingdom (Upper Tigris or northern Iraq), on their
way to invade Egypt, destroyed Israel. Some Assyrian
documents claim that 27,290 Israelis were carried off by
the conquerors. These Jews eventually got assimilated
among the inhabitants of Mesopotamia (eastern Syria,
south-eastern Turkey, and most of Iraq). Jewish tradition
claims these people as the 10 Lost Tribes of Israel. In 612
BCE, Judah was destroyed by Babylonia (central and
southern Iraq) as part of King Nebuchadnezzar takeover of
Assyria. The Babylonians destroyed the (mythical/humble)
Temple of Solomon and took prominent residents of
Judah in chains to Babylonia. (In Babylonia, Jews came in
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