The Indigenous People of Israel/Palestine: The Return of the Jews to Their Ancestral Homeland

The aim of this history of the Jews is to correct many misconceptions, that Jews are the colonizers of the land of Israel, that the Jews are not its indigenous people, that Jews only returned to Israel in the nineteenth century and to stop ignorant people from spouting untruths and believing that somehow the Arabs are the indigenous people of present-day Israel. In fact, the Hebrews, as they were called, arrived in the land of Canaan-Israel in about 1900 BCE when Abram/Abraham and his family immigrated from what is now known as Iraq. Since then, Israelites/Jews established several kingdoms in the land of Israel, had more than 42 kings and one queen. In “The Indigenous People of Israel/Palestine,” you will learn with evidence that Jews never abandoned their ancestral homeland after the Romans destroyed the Second Temple of Jerusalem and expelled them in the second century CE, that they continuously lived in their ancestral homeland under the yoke of some of the most powerful empires of the time who were the invaders, oppressors and colonizers of the region. Contrary to common belief that Jews only returned to their ancestral homeland in the nineteenth century, Jews immediately started to return after the expulsion and did so every subsequent century. Read more