The Khazarian origin of modern Ashkenazi Jews holds that a powerful Turkic empire called Khazaria, located between the Black and Caspian Seas, converted to Judaism around the 8th century AD. Under King Bulan, the Khazar elite adopted Judaism not from Semitic descent, but to remain neutral between Christian and Muslim powers. After The Khazarian origin of modern Ashkenazi Jews holds that a powerful Turkic empire called Khazaria, located between the Black and Caspian Seas, converted to Judaism aro

@followers, the ashkenazi have nothing to do with Palestine, the Levant, Israelites or the biblical ashkenaz. The ashkenazi stole the ashkenaz identity too. Khazar jews and other European jews converted to judaism in indo-Europe and Europe respectively. Anyone can change their religion, become a jew or ex-jew but DNA proves one cannot change their ancestry. | Australians against zio onanism

New genetic study: More evidence for modern Ashkenazi Jews' ancient Hebrew patrimony