Reunion of Israel and Judah, Fulfilled 2000 Years Ago, Nearly

Israel and Judah Were Reunited in Christ, Not in 1948 (Ezekiel's Two Sticks)
Christ The King | 15 Oct. 2026
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eng8Ez1YHwU

1:07 Unless the Church as such restored them.

Christian Palestinians to this day are fruits of this reunited Kingdom, in the correct covenant, or for EO and Copts, a version of it.

3:30 And David ruled over Samaria at the well of Sychar and in Acts 8.

9:46 It can however be a population which for 2000 years has been at peace between North and South, between Kana and Samaria, Jerusalem and Bethlehem, and for the same time unarmed, fulfilling some peace prophecies about precisely Ephraim and Judah.

Jews to their detriment conflate this prophecy or these prophecies, which are fulfilled in the Christian Palestinian population, with the more universal prophecy of "the word of the Lord shall go out to the nations, commanding peace" which doesn't state this word would be obeyed at all or even most times by all. However, between Judah and Ephraim, the prophecy says actual disarmament.

Fulfilled in Christian Palestinians. (Al Qassem brigades are Muslim Palestinians, not Christian ones).

17:14 Both have been restored as the two first dioceses of the Catholic Church.

17:30 Historical evidence.

I happen to have read more history of the region than most, between Jesus' time and ours.

AD 70 to 313. The ethnically Jewish Church of Jerusalem fled to Pella (al Fahl in Jordan) and then returned after the legions left.

That's part of how St. Helen could find the Holy Cross, the Church recalled the locality of Calvary.

Chapter 1, I think, of Stephan Borgehammar's How the Holy Cross was Found: from event to Medieval legend.

AD 313 to Omar.

Chosroes invaded. He persecuted Christians and favoured Judaism. Many Christians "returned to the Judaism of their fathers" (the wording of the Anglican author, Derwas J. Chitty), implying they were of Jewish ethnicity.

Omar invaded. Some Beduin tribes (so Semitic populations) went to their monastery and told them "we were forced to convert, we are now Muslims, we are still your friends" implying Muslim Palestinians have ancestry in this Christian Palestinian (or possibly Negev Beduin) population.

Last chapter of The Desert a City by Derwas James Chitty. Previous ones were on Egyptian monasticism, this last one on Palestinian monasticism.

Archaeology. During my "excursion" to Orthodoxy (I'm a convert from Lutheranism in 1988, revert from Orthodoxy in 2009), I met a priest's or deacon's daughter or granddaughter, who had been at an archaeology dig of a monastery from this period, halted by Zionists. She displayed an Aramaic Our Father as found there.

Omar to present day. Both Christian Palestinians and Jews have been put under pressure to become Muslims and are thus roots of the Muslim Palestinian population.

Genetics. An iron age skeleton from Galilee has been compared to modern populations.

1) Closest match: Samaritans.
2nd closest: Christian Palestinians
12th to 15th closest: Muslim Palestinians
3rd to 11th or 3rd to 14th) between these last ones several populations of Mitsrahi Jews and also two populations of Druz.