Thank you. There are various sources that pegs the initial days of Hinduism to various timeframes. Jain sutras have a much older history of the first man-king Rshava while some different dates for Manu, the first man-king per Vedas. And surprisingly both were much before the accepted dates of arrival of aryans (if they at all arrived from somewhere else). 7000-6500 BC is the timeframe when Indus Valleys were getting inhabited and Bronze age was prevalent.

There is no doubt that original Jews evolved out of Egyptian world, who were basically Moores or negritos. But the question is not where they originated, point is they have defined, after much struggle, their land, which not necessarily is the land of their origin but the land that is recognized as one-entity with the people. Similarly is the relationship between Hindus and Bharat.

the original jews are black africans (all stories in the torah take place in egypt/ethiopia and some in the middle east). google falashas and you’ll see. current modern day ashkenazi jews are european converts who learned about judaism from a russian convert. their race is european and they’re not ancestrally related to african and sephardic jews.

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