Catholic Jew: The Tribes of Asher and Gad of O Haplogroup
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Catholic Jew [I am a fifth generation Australian of Anglo Jewish and Anglo-Celtic ancestry]: The Kuki-Chin-Mizo Jews are in fact not descendants of the Tribe of Manesseh on their male line but many of them are descendants of the Lost Tribe of Asher [O-M268] and others of Gad. However it is quite possible that one of their ancestors was called Manasseh but was from the Tribe of Asher. Their ancestors may have been part of the military forces of the last King of Israel, Osee [Hoshea], who led Eastern Manesseh with the tribes of Asher and Gad into the East. Osee is an ancestor of the Japanese Samurai according to others. It would seem that many Koreans and Japanese are also descendants of the Tribe of Asher. It would seem that the Nias of Indonesia and the aboriginal Taiwanese belong mainly to the Tribe of Gad. The people of Thailand are mainly of the Tribe of Asher with also a strong input from the Tribe of Gad. [T]he Tribe of Gad called the Hani or Chani [Chin] went with the Tribe of Asher and the Manassehite King Osee [Hoshea/ Huaxia/ Yellow Emperor] of Samaria [Israel] into western China around 600 BC. The original Han Chinese are mostly of this O-M122 clan of Gad. King Osee was known as Susanoo to the Japanese. He married Princess Kushi the daughter of the Prince of Asher [Nasi Asher/ Ashi-nadzuchi] and his wife Amahterasu [Amah-Te] the daughter of the Queen Mother of the West, Hephzibah of Judah [Hsi-wang-mu/ Izanami], and her husband King Hezekiah of Judah [Izanagi]. Queen Kushi’s brother Prince Ame of Asher [Ashi/ Oshi] was the ancestor of Jimmu the first Japanese Emperor [c.400 BC].
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Simcha Jacobovici: According to the Jewish historian Josephus, during his lifetime in the 1st century, the whereabouts of the exiled tribes was known. One of the lost tribes i.e., one of the tribes exiled from Israel by the Assyrians in the 8th century BCE, was the tribe of Gad. Is it a coincidence that the word "Gad," "Guad" in Spanish, appears everywhere embedded in the geography of southern Spain e.g., Gaudalete, Gaudalquivir and Guadiana. More than this, ancient Cadiz was called "Gadir" – the land of the Gadareans. In Hebrew, "Gadir" means the city of Gad and, to this day, the citizens of Cadiz do not call themselves Cadizians, but "Gaditanos" i.e., Gadites. The long lost Gadites have been found.
There are 29,766 Filipinos in Jordan.
H.E. Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the Royal Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan Ms. Junever Mahilum-West presented her credentials to His Majesty King Abdullah II bin Al Hussein on 03 June 2015 at the Basman Palace in Amman. Ambassador Mahilum-West was accompanied by Consul Cassandra Sawadjaan, Labor Attache Florenda Herrera and Second Secretary Candido Bontogon, Jr. of Team Philippines in Jordan.
The Embassy of the Philippines in Amman celebrated this memorable event with a salo-salo lunch for the whole Team Philippines in Jordan.
Ray Butch Gamboa: Many Filipino hotel workers are now stationed at the Dead Sea Resorts area which actually has two sides to it: one lies in the Israel side and one in Jordan. If you’re interested to travel to Jordan, just e-mail the honorary consulate at jordanconsulatemanila@gmail.com.
