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Ancient Roots and Modern Identities: A Comparative Historical Study of Jews and Palestinians in the Holy Land

Malicse, Angelito
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Abstract This paper explores the historical foundations of Jewish and Palestinian presences in the Holy Land. While Jewish identity boasts documented settlement and cultural continuity dating back over three millennia, modern Palestinian identity, although formally emerging in the early 20th century, is rooted in populations with rich, ancient ancestry. Through archaeological records, historical texts, and modern historiography, this study demonstrates that although Jewish connection to the land is the oldest, Palestinian lineage in the region is deeply ancient and continuous.
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