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Historical Facts Don't Necessarily Fit the Conclusions Historians Get From ThemThe word Pitar is Indo-Aryan, it could not have been a Semitic deity. And it arose in the La Tene culture. The semantics there is also similar to the Indo-Aryan Dyaus, this is the god of the sky and thunder. It all fits together.
It is believed that the Jews appeared there after the conquest of the Jews by Rome.
Maybe in later Rome there were deities of Semitic origin. But this is not Jupiter and not the period of the kings.
ancient Celtic language is ancient LatinThe Kelts had nothing to do with the origins of the Latins
Legend has it that the townspeople of Rome stole Italian women, and when the Italics came to fight them off, they were already raped by the townspeople and had conception, they fell to their knees and the Italics spared them.
They were Celts by lang
It is possible
No , it is not possibleIt is possible
They could migrate.Most scholars today think the Hebrews emerged from the Northcoast Canaanites and Abraham was from Urfa near Haran.
Ashkenazi spoke Yiddish, it is GermanicThe Hittite language was a distinct member of the Anatolian branch of the Indo-European language family, and along with the closely related Luwian language, is the oldest historically attested Indo-European language,[4]
According to Germanic mythology, there was a Æsir–Vanir War, then they mixed. This may just coincide with the Assyrians and Ishkuz. The Goths were Indo-Europeans who joined the Protosemites
against Media.
Then union was defeated by the union of Babylon and Media, the Goths migrated to Baltic and Scandinavia, the semites to Arabia. It looks like it was.
Assyrians. Somewhere I met such information