Yes, the lost tribes. Good thing we weren't ALL lost.
Those who were living in the region are the sons of Judah, the rest were scattered and chose to live
in other regions thats why we can see the Jews all over the world and now they're claiming that Palestine
belongs to them.
Actually no, as follows:
Jews did not become Arabs unless they moved to Arabia. That's where the word "Arab" comes from. They were then "Jewish Arabs", not "Palestinian anything".
The Egyptians are Arabs now ,but they were Pharaohs, Palestinians were Greeks and the sons of Judah were Jews
but when Islam expands the region accepted Islam and became part of the Arab world, so sons of Judah and Palestinians
became Arab Palestinians, few stayed as Palestinian Jews.
Next, most "stayed as Jews" which is why we still exist today.
Yes the sons of Israel or the lost tribes
While there were aspects of the relationship with Muslims (beginning a few hundred years after the split and loss of the kingdom of Israel, because Islam is a relatively young religion) which were not horrible, there was plenty of violence and hatred, starting at Islam's inception, against Jews.
That's how Islam started, The Arabia were pagans and became Muslims and the same thing happened with
the Jews, a lot of them accepted Islam.
And if you want to say that, because all the peoples there lived in what was later renamed "Palestina", all are "Palestinian" then all the Jews today, who are descended from the Kingdom of Judah, are actually the Palestinians. Stop coopting our name!
Lol, you're the new comers, not the Palestinians(sons of Judah and Greeks)
You have the right to think that. You are wrong, but that's what rights confer -- the right to be wrong.
I believe in science, the DNA confirms what i said.
http://www.patheos.com/blogs/epiphenom/2009/01/shared-genetic-heritage-of-jews-and.html