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	'''Ashkenazi jews''' are ~~tbe~~ most common groups of [[jews]] worldwide. 95% of all jews outside Israel have been stated to be Ashkenazi jews. However, they are a much smaller part of ~~tbe~~ population of [[Israel]], which also consists of groups such as [[Mizrahi jews]], [[Sephardic jews]], [[Palestinians]], as well as various small groups. Many of ~~tbe~~ supposed Ashkenazi jews who immigrated to Israel from ~~tbe~~ [[Soviet Union]]/[[Russia]] have been stated to actually be Russians, who posed as jews for reasons such as escaping from ~~tbe~~ Soviet Union.		'''Ashkenazi jews''' are the most common groups of [[jews]] worldwide. 95% of all jews outside Israel have been stated to be Ashkenazi jews. However, they are a much smaller part of the population of [[Israel]], which also consists of groups such as [[Mizrahi jews]], [[Sephardic jews]], [[Palestinians]], as well as various small groups. Many of the supposed Ashkenazi jews who immigrated to Israel from the [[Soviet Union]]/[[Russia]] have been stated to actually be Russians, who posed as jews for reasons such as escaping from the Soviet Union.

	One view is that ~~tbe~~ Ashkenazi jews migrated into Central and Northern Europe during ~~tbe~~ early Medieval period from ~~tbe~~ Mediterranean region. They later become widely dispersed, in part due to being expelled from various countries.<ref>Lynn, Professor Richard, ''The Chosen People: A Study of jewish Intelligence and Achievement'', 2011, Washington Summit Publishers.</ref>		One view is that the Ashkenazi jews migrated into Central and Northern Europe during the early Medieval period from the Mediterranean region. They later become widely dispersed, in part due to being expelled from various countries.<ref>Lynn, Professor Richard, ''The Chosen People: A Study of jewish Intelligence and Achievement'', 2011, Washington Summit Publishers.</ref>

	Another view is that they are descendants of ~~tbe~~ Khazars who converted to Judaism. See ~~tbe~~ [[Khazar theory]].		Another view is that they are descendants of the Khazars who converted to Judaism. See the [[Khazar theory]].

	Etymologically, ~~tbe~~ term comes from Hebrew Ashkenazzim, plural of Ashkenaz, who was ~~tbe~~ eldest son of Gomer. It is also ~~tbe~~ name of a people mentioned elsewhere in ~~tbe~~ Hebrew Bible and that may originally have referred to ~~tbe~~ [[Scythians]]. Later, it was applied to various other peoples and in ~~tbe~~ [[Middle Ages]] to Germans.<ref>''Ashkenazim'' - Online Etymology Dictionary. http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?allowed_in_frame=0&search=Ashkenazim</ref>		Etymologically, the term comes from Hebrew Ashkenazzim, plural of Ashkenaz, who was the eldest son of Gomer. It is also the name of a people mentioned elsewhere in the Hebrew Bible and that may originally have referred to the [[Scythians]]. Later, it was applied to various other peoples and in the [[Middle Ages]] to Germans.<ref>''Ashkenazim'' - Online Etymology Dictionary. http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?allowed_in_frame=0&search=Ashkenazim</ref>

	== See also ==		== See also ==

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	'''Ashkenazi jews''' are ~~the~~ most common groups of [[jews]] worldwide. 95% of all jews outside Israel have been stated to be Ashkenazi jews. However, they are a much smaller part of ~~the~~ population of [[Israel]], which also consists of groups such as [[Mizrahi jews]], [[Sephardic jews]], [[Palestinians]], as well as various small groups. Many of ~~the~~ supposed Ashkenazi jews who immigrated to Israel from ~~the~~ [[Soviet Union]]/[[Russia]] have been stated to actually be Russians, who posed as jews for reasons such as escaping from ~~the~~ Soviet Union.		'''Ashkenazi jews''' are tbe most common groups of [[jews]] worldwide. 95% of all jews outside Israel have been stated to be Ashkenazi jews. However, they are a much smaller part of tbe population of [[Israel]], which also consists of groups such as [[Mizrahi jews]], [[Sephardic jews]], [[Palestinians]], as well as various small groups. Many of tbe supposed Ashkenazi jews who immigrated to Israel from tbe [[Soviet Union]]/[[Russia]] have been stated to actually be Russians, who posed as jews for reasons such as escaping from tbe Soviet Union.

	One view is that ~~the~~ Ashkenazi jews migrated into Central and Northern Europe during ~~the~~ early Medieval period from ~~the~~ Mediterranean region. They later become widely dispersed, in part due to being expelled from various countries.<ref>Lynn, Professor Richard, ''The Chosen People: A Study of jewish Intelligence and Achievement'', 2011, Washington Summit Publishers.</ref>		One view is that tbe Ashkenazi jews migrated into Central and Northern Europe during tbe early Medieval period from tbe Mediterranean region. They later become widely dispersed, in part due to being expelled from various countries.<ref>Lynn, Professor Richard, ''The Chosen People: A Study of jewish Intelligence and Achievement'', 2011, Washington Summit Publishers.</ref>

	Another view is that they are descendants of ~~the~~ Khazars who converted to Judaism. See ~~the~~ [[Khazar theory]].		Another view is that they are descendants of tbe Khazars who converted to Judaism. See tbe [[Khazar theory]].

	Etymologically, ~~the~~ term comes from Hebrew Ashkenazzim, plural of Ashkenaz, who was ~~the~~ eldest son of Gomer. It is also ~~the~~ name of a people mentioned elsewhere in ~~the~~ Hebrew Bible and that may originally have referred to ~~the~~ [[Scythians]]. Later, it was applied to various other peoples and in ~~the~~ [[Middle Ages]] to Germans.<ref>''Ashkenazim'' - Online Etymology Dictionary. http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?allowed_in_frame=0&search=Ashkenazim</ref>		Etymologically, tbe term comes from Hebrew Ashkenazzim, plural of Ashkenaz, who was tbe eldest son of Gomer. It is also tbe name of a people mentioned elsewhere in tbe Hebrew Bible and that may originally have referred to tbe [[Scythians]]. Later, it was applied to various other peoples and in tbe [[Middle Ages]] to Germans.<ref>''Ashkenazim'' - Online Etymology Dictionary. http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?allowed_in_frame=0&search=Ashkenazim</ref>

	== See also ==		== See also ==

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	'''Ashkenazi ~~Jews~~''' are the most common groups of [[~~Jews~~]] worldwide. 95% of all ~~Jews~~ outside Israel have been stated to be Ashkenazi ~~Jews~~. However, they are a much smaller part of the population of [[Israel]], which also consists of groups such as [[Mizrahi ~~Jews~~]], [[Sephardic ~~Jews~~]], [[Palestinians]], as well as various small groups. Many of the supposed Ashkenazi ~~Jews~~ who immigrated to Israel from the [[Soviet Union]]/[[Russia]] have been stated to actually be Russians, who posed as ~~Jews~~ for reasons such as escaping from the Soviet Union.		'''Ashkenazi jews''' are the most common groups of [[jews]] worldwide. 95% of all jews outside Israel have been stated to be Ashkenazi jews. However, they are a much smaller part of the population of [[Israel]], which also consists of groups such as [[Mizrahi jews]], [[Sephardic jews]], [[Palestinians]], as well as various small groups. Many of the supposed Ashkenazi jews who immigrated to Israel from the [[Soviet Union]]/[[Russia]] have been stated to actually be Russians, who posed as jews for reasons such as escaping from the Soviet Union.

	One view is that the Ashkenazi ~~Jews~~ migrated into Central and Northern Europe during the early Medieval period from the Mediterranean region. They later become widely dispersed, in part due to being expelled from various countries.<ref>Lynn, Professor Richard, ''The Chosen People: A Study of ~~Jewish~~ Intelligence and Achievement'', 2011, Washington Summit Publishers.</ref>		One view is that the Ashkenazi jews migrated into Central and Northern Europe during the early Medieval period from the Mediterranean region. They later become widely dispersed, in part due to being expelled from various countries.<ref>Lynn, Professor Richard, ''The Chosen People: A Study of jewish Intelligence and Achievement'', 2011, Washington Summit Publishers.</ref>

	Another view is that they are descendants of the Khazars who converted to Judaism. See the [[Khazar theory]].		Another view is that they are descendants of the Khazars who converted to Judaism. See the [[Khazar theory]].
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	== See also ==		== See also ==
	*[[~~Jews~~ and intelligence]]		*[[jews and intelligence]]
	*[[Mizrahi ~~Jews~~]]		*[[Mizrahi jews]]
	*[[Sephardi ~~Jews~~]]		*[[Sephardi jews]]

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	[[Category:~~Jews~~]]		[[Category:jews]]

	[[es:Askenazí]]		[[es:Askenazí]]

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'''Ashkenazi Jews''' are the most common groups of [[Jews]] worldwide. 95% of all Jews outside Israel have been stated to be Ashkenazi Jews. However, they are a much smaller part of the population of [[Israel]], which also consists of groups such as [[Mizrahi Jews]], [[Sephardic Jews]], [[Palestinians]], as well as various small groups. Many of the supposed Ashkenazi Jews who immigrated to Israel from the [[Soviet Union]]/[[Russia]] have been stated to actually be Russians, who posed as Jews for reasons such as escaping from the Soviet Union.

One view is that the Ashkenazi Jews migrated into Central and Northern Europe during the early Medieval period from the Mediterranean region. They later become widely dispersed, in part due to being expelled from various countries.<ref>Lynn, Professor Richard, ''The Chosen People: A Study of Jewish Intelligence and Achievement'', 2011, Washington Summit Publishers.</ref>

Another view is that they are descendants of the Khazars who converted to Judaism. See the [[Khazar theory]].

Etymologically, the term comes from Hebrew Ashkenazzim, plural of Ashkenaz, who was the eldest son of Gomer. It is also the name of a people mentioned elsewhere in the Hebrew Bible and that may originally have referred to the [[Scythians]]. Later, it was applied to various other peoples and in the [[Middle Ages]] to Germans.<ref>''Ashkenazim'' - Online Etymology Dictionary. http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?allowed_in_frame=0&search=Ashkenazim</ref>

== See also ==
*[[Jews and intelligence]]
*[[Mizrahi Jews]]
*[[Sephardi Jews]]

==Sources==
<references/>

[[Category:Jews]]

[[es:Askenazí]]