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paarsurrey
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Hiand **Bokharan Jews of **Persia. These are in addition to the Indian people that you are probably refering to, like the Bnei Menashe. This matter is far from settled!
I think dzheremi, planten and others would enjoy reading the following news item on Bnei Menashe.
israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/128972
**A Chanukah Treat for India’s “Lost Tribe” Bnei Menashe **
by Malkah Fleisher Published: 12/22/08, 12:56 PM
(IsraelNN.com) The Bnei Menashe of northeastern India will have an added reason to celebrate this week with the release of a new book on the laws and customs of Chanukah in their native languages of Mizo and Kuki as well as Hebrew.
Calling themselves the “sons of Menasseh” due to their belief that they are descendants of the lost tribe named after one of Jacob’s 12 sons, the group is increasing its adherence to ancient Jewish customs despite a long hiatus in many Jewish practices, thanks to the Shavei Israel
The ancestors of the Bnei Menashe, who observed Jewish Sabbath, kosher, and sexual laws for generations, were exiled 560years prior to the war and miracles commemorated during the Chanukah holiday, making this the first Chanukah ever for some members of the group.
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I have given just an excerpt, those interested in detail may visit the website given above.
I love Moses, his mother, as I do love Jesus and Mary
Thanks