Priceless: She takes a DNA test and learns that there is no such thing "Palestinian" ethnicity 🤣

She probably also thinks Americans would get the result of “American” on their 23&Me test.

I watched a show last week where they were doing archaeology up by the Sea of Galilee. They found Jewish ruins. They found Roman ruins. They found Byzantine ruins. You know what they didn't find? "Palestinian" ruins. Funny how that works

An easy Google search will show them that genetic testing is legal In Israel

Yeah - I noticed there is no United States ancestry in 23&me. They should recognize US. How could they not recognize an entire country. But we know that genetic testing is illegal in the US. <sarcasm>

🤔Then what is a “Palestinian”? “They aren’t a racial group, they’re a hodgepodge of refugees from around the region. Some Bedouin, Turk, Circassian, Armenian, Mongol, Gypsy, Greek, Persian, … they’re not Arab. They have no historic king, or kingdom, no nation, political organization, or culture. They have no religious or cultural identity and were not predominately Muslim until the 19th century Ottoman Empire. They were mostly refugees from Islamic Jihad in the region over the centuries. The name ‘Palestine’ was invented by the Romans which referred to the region, including Lebanon, Syria, and Jordan, not the people. It was intended to rob the Jews of their cultural, political, and religious identity. “The Palestinian People” was a term coined by Yasir Arafat in 1959, himself a refugee NOT welcome in Egypt, Saudi Arabia, or Jordan. 99.9% of the people referred to as “Palestinians” weren’t born, or lived in the region, in 1947.” ~@WayneBogda

You can’t even get a legal dna test in your stolen fake country 🤣🤣 I wonder why !

So who's going to tell her about the OTHER genetic issue? Statistical research on Arabic countries shows that up to 34% of all marriages in Algiers are incestuous (cousin marriages): 46% in Bahrain, 33% in Egypt, 80% in Nubia (S. Egypt), 60% in Iraq, 64% in Jordan, 64% in Kuwait, 42% in Lebanon, 48% in Libya, 47% in Mauritania, 54% in Qatar, 67% in Saudi Arabia, 63% in Sudan, 40% in Syria, 39% in Tunisia, 54% in the United Arabic Emirates and 45% in Yemen** **Reproductive Health Journal, 2009 Consanguinity and reproductive health among Arabs Inbreeding article:

Wait until she discovers that we're all descendants of apes.

No Israeli would get israeli as a generic result. There’s not a double standard unless I’m missing something here

Can’t fix stupid.