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Could you post a link?

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The Times article was several years ago. The bit about Ashkenoz is in Genesis. A good Summary of the Abrahamic line can be found in Matthew Chapter 1 and Like Chapter 3.

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So, my current understanding is that Ashkenaz was a decendent of Gomer, who was an descendant of Japheth, who was a descendant of Noah.

But that would put him as some sort of Great-Great-Grand Uncle to Abram/Abraham, and clearly not subject to any covenant God made with Abraham and his descendants, because anyone descended from Ashkenaz was clearly not descended from Abraham.

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So the question is, where do Ashkenazi Jews claim to be descended from Ashkenoz?

Because if they are descended from Ashkenoz, that wouldn't actually be Jews/Israelites at all, since they clearly aren't descended from Abraham, and wouldn't have the covenant with God, at least not the one that promised them Israel...

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Perfect interpretation and exactly my point. I do wish I had the link to the original article in the Times of Israel but I do not. But plain and simple Azkenazi is not Abrahamic.