@Reagaknight,
Reagaknight;50424 wrote:Find me twenty people with a significant amount Caananite blood. You can't, cause there is no way that there were enough survivors to reproduce enough.
They were not the original people of the land, the Jews came from the general area of Israel, so they could be considered the original people of the land.
Besides that, the answer is yes. They have a right to the land, and since they have the ability to take and rule over it, there is no reason why they should not have it.
You are going by what you resd in the bible,which has a judeo/christian point of view,the jews conquered caananites,but are you trying to tell me none survived,fled or assimilated with other tribes in the region.
So,what became of the displaced cannanites.Certainly many were killed,but history shows that many survived outside the borders of present day israel.They survive in places where the name Amorite is only scarcely masked - in the regions of Morocco,Mauretania and neighbouribg Tunisia and Algeria.When they were driven out of Canaan they fled to Africa,to a land that was rightfully their own,and they have been there for over 3000 years,Unlike many peoples,they actually know who their ancestors were.They are people known as the Berbers,living along the Barbary coast of northern africa.Locals legends survive that they are the people driven out of Cannan by joshua and later generations of Israelite leaders.
