Comments by "Sim Ko" (@simko8665) on "The Origins of Hebrew" video.

  1. The Palestinian Alpah Bet is the most ancient . About 6,000 years.
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  2.  @TornacenseDeFuturo  Yes. Sorry, my mistake.
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  3.  @avishevin1976  No, only Aramaic, Hebrew and Greece. Many words in Hebrew were taken from Greece. As it's today, using English words in many languages over the world.
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  4. You are probably right. Many Muslims in Israel were converted into Islam 1,400 years ago by the Arab who invaded the Middle East. Till now days there are Muslims in Southern Judea who are keeping Jewish traditions like lighting candles on Friday eve and also on Hanukkah. In some villages they preserve old synagogues. There is a Bedouin tribe who's people say that they were Jews once.
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  5. Like the ancient Hebrew Aleph Bet. The now Hebrew letters were taken from the Assyrians about 2,500 years ago.
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  6.  @eliadsavel8015  Ae you insane? After using it for 2,500 years? What do you Suggest, to do the same as Turkey did 100 years ago?
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  7.  @eliadsavel8015  Believe it or not, but I'm I'm solving crossword by ancient Hebrew letters. In Ward there is a font of ancient Hebrew writing, and I carry in my wallet the Birtkat Kohanim written with these letters.
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  8. And on ancient Hebrew coins dated about 130 - 135 AD.
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