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During his Rabbinical Studies Yair came across sources indicating that there may be something to the belief that the Lost Ten Tribes were to be found amongst Western Peoples. Gradually an overwhelming urge developed to resolve the issue once and for all.================================================
After undertaking an intensive research program on the subject Yair was convinced that the concept was indeed true one and answered Biblical questions.
There followed many years of research, discussion, and learning on the subject. This resulted in the manuscripts for several books as well as a large quantity of research notes part of which was destined to also be published. With the help of learned Orthodox Jews and Rabbis "The Tribes" was published in 1993.
This work was followed over the years by at least nine other books, magazines, radio interviews and broadcasts, an active e-mail discussion list and a web-site that receives from 1200 to 1500 visits per day.
Brit-Am believes that Descendants of the Lost Ten Tribes are today found amongst Western Nations according to the Bible and Rabbinical Commentary supplemented by historical and related studies. It is in these countries that Israelite Tribes realized their Destined Ancestral Expression.
The USA especially (along with related nations) has an obligation as Israelite Nations to fulfill their destiny. The USA , UK, and their kinfolk are obligated by the Bible to be great nations, uplift humanity, internalize Biblical Consciousness, maintain Biblical values, and look after their own citizens. They should also support the Jews and the State of Israel.
Brit-Am has three main aims:
Research -finding where the Lost Ten Tribes went to.
Recognition -Bringing the Results of our Research to Public attention.
Reconciliation - Working towards the eventual re-unification of Joseph and Judah.
5. David Ramdhari: Question about European "intolerance" for Israel
Hello Yair,
I was pointed to the website by Tim McHyde whose book I purchased.
I was made aware of the American/British connection from articles by Herbert Armstrong of Worldwide Church.
Recently, my interest has been rekindled by Tim's book.
We now told that the lost tribes disappeared into the British and other European peoples. My question is:
Why, if their ancestry is Israeli, do most of the European countries not support Israel in the UN. They do very well at Israel bashing including people like Goldstone (South African judge and a Jew who "loves Israel"). Have they forgotten their roots?
Shalom,
David Ramdhari
Site Accountant
Amcor Flexibles
9 Ride Way, Albany
Auckland
david.ramdhari@amcor.com.au
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Brit-Am Reply:
Goldstone knows he is Jewish and claims he is a Zionist yet he is responsible
for a biased report that makes false and disproportionate claims against Israel.
He puts ammunition in the hands of our enemies.
There are respectable Jews in Israel who backed the Oslo Accords (1993) that
armed the Palestinians even though it was obvious in advance that these arms
were to be directed against Jews. The list of similar betrayals is a long one.
If Jews are this bad what can one expect from descendants of the Lost Ten Tribes
most of whom are not yet conscious of their Israelite ancestry?
Despite all this one will still find that those few non-Jews that do sympathize
with the State of Israel to some degree or other belong to ethnic groups that
our research indicates have a substantial degree of Hebrew Origin.
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