The reason for this post is to combine what I learned from @Bthoth and @Bharat Jhunjhunwala
Exodus from the Indus Valley, India, to Levant areas that include Israel—that's actually Egypt.
No Exodus from Egypt due to land increased, so remains of Egypt land which also covered what's known as Israel today.
(Israeli people of RA and EL) RA, god of Egypt. EL, god of Israel.
Countries' borders change.
Comprehending lands from BC to today, and do words confuse us due to word changes?
Is-RA-EL (Israel) or (Yisrael, the Hebrew way of saying Israel) The name Yisrael means God contended: Jacob wrestled with God's angel, earning him the name Yisrael. It is from the remembrances of Jacob that the name Yisrael's land came. So when thinking of this land, they think of the remembrances of what Jacob went through—his wrestling with God's angel.
It seems there are so many ways for stories to pass down; even each letter has a story attached. Is this past generation feeling the need to pass down stories so much that they attach stories to even land? Then, to protect it, they must box it with borders. As people will fight to keep as another form to wrestle with?
RA Egyptian god, EL Hebrew god (Israeli people of RA and EL), the Hebrews wrestle with god when claiming themselves as Israelites and creating their borders to claim Jacob who wrestle with God's angel.
They're wrestling with God's angel, which is what these people are saying when they say this word Israeli, because they'll connect spiritually with Jacob, who went through wrestling.
Did the Egyptians feel they were wrestling with RA's angel, and the wrestling continued as they didn't exit (Exodus) their land of Egypt because their land increased and covered Israel as this wrestling continued, yet names changed from RA's angel to EL's angel?
Was wrestling also happening earlier, before leaving the Indus Valley, when the Yadavas, who later became Hebrews, wrestled with Brahman's angel? And through this wrestling that continued, the Exodus from the Indus Valley (India) happened due to no longer expanding land from India but leaving this land, as they brought with them memories of Jacob and also brought Joseph's bones with them.
@Bharat Jhunjhunwala showed Yadavas left the Indus Valley (India), and eventually this name Yadavas was changed to the name Hebrews, and they eventually arrived in Israel, as they brought with spiritually Jacob wrestling with God's angel.
@Bthoth shows that Egypt has no Exodus yet a new kingdom as further lands became the Levant, and this includes the land of Israel. So therefore, Hebrews are Egyptians, who, according to
@Bharat Jhunjhunwala were once Yadavas from the Indus Valley (India). Yes, I'm combining
@Bthoth and
@Bharat Jhunjhunwala research.