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So far, there are Semites in Egypt.  Canaanites thrived, first as rulers, then not.  The Hyksos were expelled into the desert.  But they were former rulers, not former slaves.  And their expulsion is too early to be the Biblical Exodus. In the middle of the 14th century, around 1350 BCE, the Pharaoh Akhenaten, adopted monotheism.  It is unclear whether there was a connection between his monotheism based on a  sun god and the God of the Israelites.  Bohstrom points to a vizier’s tomb, a man who served both Akhenaten’s father and then Akhenaten.  The man was  named Aper-El or Aperia…

Every year for Pesach, the Israeli newspaper Haaretz publishes an article or two that argues the Exodus never happened, didn’t happen the way the Haggada tells us, or actually did happened. This year, Haaretz published on April 5 an article by Phillipe Bohstrom, an archeologist. Bohstrom acknowledges that  “The Exodus could be a distant Semitic memory of the expulsion of [the] Hyksos, or small-scale exoduses by different tribes and groups of Semitic origin during various periods. Or it is a fable. He suggests there is a logic to accepting that there is something real in the Exodus story:  “Psychologically ….…