Per Mike Adams,
stock here: there appears to be quite a bit of science related to this, this is not just a pot shot against Jews. See my next article.
Generations of inbreeding have produced mental illness defects
- High levels of schizophrenia among “God’s chosen people”
- Netanyahu thinks God is talking to him and telling him to commit genocide
- Quotes from Jewish Rabbis calling for mass death of non-Jews
- The U.S. has provided nuclear weapons to mentally ill sociopathic inbreds
- Jewish inbreeding has also removed “mirror neurons” responsible for empathy and compassion
- High risk of nuclear war that kills billions, due to Israel’s insane genocide
- Interview with Kristen Meghan (part 1) on nuclear fallout, radiation and dirty bombs
- Today’s sermon: Daniel Ch. 7 – Is the BEAST a symbol of Zionism? God destroys Israel and ends evil with the 666 weapon
https://www.brighteon.com/75e61952-3fbe-419f-a840-237664618b1b
Ashkenazi Jews are a significant ethnic group within the Jewish population, traditionally descending from Jews who lived in Central and Eastern Europe. Today, the largest concentrations of Ashkenazi Jews are found in a few specific countries and local areas with notable percentages within these populations.
Countries with the Highest Percentages of Ashkenazi Jews:
Israel:
Population: Over 6 million Jews (Ashkenazi Jews make up approximately 47.5% of the Jewish population).
Ashkenazi Jews are prominent in Israeli politics, business, and culture. Over time, many Jews from Europe migrated to Israel, particularly after the Holocaust.
United States:
Population: Around 5.8 million Jews, with Ashkenazi Jews making up an estimated 90%.
The Ashkenazi Jewish community is mainly found in major cities like New York, Los Angeles, and Miami, but New York City (particularly Brooklyn) holds the largest population of Ashkenazi Jews in the U.S.
Canada:
Population: Canada has about 392,000 Jews, with a majority being of Ashkenazi descent.
The largest concentration is in Toronto and Montreal, with significant Jewish communities contributing to the cultural fabric of these cities.
France:
Population: Over 446,000 Jews, many of whom are Ashkenazi, although there is a large Sephardi Jewish population as well.
Cities like Paris and Marseille have sizable Ashkenazi communities, particularly from migrations after World War II.
United Kingdom:
Population: About 270,000 Jews, many of Ashkenazi descent, concentrated in London, particularly in areas like Golders Green and Stamford Hill.
Argentina:
Population: 180,000 Jews, predominantly Ashkenazi, concentrated in Buenos Aires.
Argentina has one of the largest Jewish populations in Latin America, with significant European Jewish immigration after World War II.Local Areas within Countries:
New York City, USA: Specifically, Brooklyn, Manhattan, and the Bronx have some of the highest concentrations of Ashkenazi Jews in the world.
Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, Israel: These cities have a large proportion of Ashkenazi Jews, contributing significantly to Israel's modern cultural and political life.
Paris, France: Ashkenazi Jews make up a large percentage of the Jewish population in the city.
Toronto and Montreal, Canada: Large Ashkenazi populations are integral to the Jewish communities here.These areas reflect the post-WWII migrations, including to the United States, Israel, and elsewhere, and the continued presence of Ashkenazi Jews in influential sectors of society.