The article discusses the different textual variations between the Jewish and Samaritan Pentateuchs, particularly regarding the mention of Mount Gerizim in t...

According to popular belief, the Ark of the Covenant, a sacred object of the ancient Hebrews, is said to be kept in Ethiopia. In every Ethiopian church, a re...

The Hasmoneans were a priestly family who rose to power and styled themselves as both high priests and kings. They established the Hasmonean Jewish Kingdom, ...

The myth of the Hebrew origins of the Pashtun tribes in Afghanistan is explored in this text. It is suggested that the myth was created by early Pashto-writi...

Syrian Jews originate from different communities with distinct cultural and linguistic backgrounds. The term "Syrian Jews" is a construct used to provide a g...

In the 19th century, a man named Firkowicz claimed to have discovered ancient manuscripts in the Crimea that supported the historical presence and conversion...

The text discusses Abraham Firkovich, a Karaite Jew who lived in the 19th century and sought to promote and protect the identity of the Karaite community. Fi...

The Jews of Bukhara and Central Asia have a long history dating back several centuries. Central Asia, situated between the Middle and Far East, was inhabited...

The text discusses various aspects of Ethiopian and Abyssinian history and culture. It explains the interchangeability of the terms Ethiopian and Abyssinian,...

The Khazars were a multiethnic empire that existed from the mid-seventh century until about 970 CE in the Northern Caucasus and around the lower course of th...