mete
03-17-2002, 05:21 AM
" 1. The First Turkish Jewish meeting took place nearly 1350 years ago. When The Byzantine Empire was oppressing Jews many Jewish refugees found shelter in the Turkic Khazar Kaganate. The legendary Kingdom Of Turkic Khazars whose kings (Kagans) and a sizeable amount of people converted to Judaism and established a Turco-Judaic empire in the Middle Ages. The articles by Benjamin Braude and Peter Golden give insight in the Turkish Jewish relations during this period. Peter Golden summarizes the results of his research into the Khazars and their relationship with the Jewish religion. Benjamin Braude tries to disclose the Myths of the Turkish Jewish relations. "
( http://www.euronet.nl/users/sota/turkjew.htm )
Shalom people,
As u know, there are also non-Hebrew Jews living, Like Khazaria Turks. They are living a judaic life but with their own traditions and culture. You can learn more about it at : www.khazaria.com
My question is, what is the thought of Hebrews about them. Once i heard that extremist zionists dont want them to exist. one could say the reverse too.
Can u tell me how an average Hebrew thinks about this subject?
( http://www.euronet.nl/users/sota/turkjew.htm )
Shalom people,
As u know, there are also non-Hebrew Jews living, Like Khazaria Turks. They are living a judaic life but with their own traditions and culture. You can learn more about it at : www.khazaria.com
My question is, what is the thought of Hebrews about them. Once i heard that extremist zionists dont want them to exist. one could say the reverse too.
Can u tell me how an average Hebrew thinks about this subject?