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Alizgatt

That’s what this article is talking about

Milhouse,

I’m sorry I’m not being clear

You stated

“No, because the “10 shevatim” are a myth. The gemara states as a matter of halacha that they don’t exist, and gives only three possibilities for what happened to them:

(1) Their exile only lasted a decade or two, until Yirmiyahu went to Chalach and Chavor and brought them back. If this is so, then most of us are probably descended from one or another of them.

(2) The first generation that was exiled had no children and died out. The only surviving members of those shevatim were those who were living in Yehuda at the time, or who found refuge there, and thus never went into exile with the rest of their tribes. Some of us are descended from them.

(3) The Sanhedrin, using the power the Torah gave it, declared them to be goyim. They can never come back. Again, the only Jewish members of those tribes are the descendants of those who never went into exile.“

I never said they were lost I said that they’re from them (the passuk says Ephraim which connotation the 10 tribes, Ephraim was their leader)

So what I assume you meant is that everyone married into everyone and there’s no “yehuda” or “Ephraim”

So I asked what does the passuk mean when it says yehuda and Ephraim

Milhouse

Can you please explain the passuk according to you

Interesting so this “chashuva Rav” is arguing on the passuk because the passuk explicitly states jealousy (and believe me Ashkenazim aren’t jealous of sfardim it actually seems like the opposite based on your threads)

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“Galut (exile) is the situation of living outside of one’s land. “

So according to avi k גלות יון wasn’t galus and yidden have been Israel for thousands of years so I guess thereabouts galus edom (just btw during פרס ומדי there wasn’t 70 years of galus for those people that went back during דריוש the first

Excellent point reform rabbi

So what defines galus?

When the vasikan minyan is the main minyan it does

Davening is mostly fine it’s haftorah that’s the problem