The ancient peoples who founded the Persian empire were an Indo-Iranian race, who were in turn descendants of Proto-Indo-Europeans. This means that earliest Persians were essentially Caucasian.
The Arabs and Israelites who originally inhabited the region, whose common DNA haplogroups originated at the Southern tip of Saudi Arabia, were Semitic peoples. They're called so because they speak what are called Semitic languages--Hebrew, and the many variants of Arabic. The Persian (Farsi) language, which is spoken in Iran and in countries East of Iran (but not West, where Saudia Arabia and Israel are), is actually considered to be more closely related to Greek.
Persians.
Jews are not the sole group of Semites. Arabs, Armenians, Ahmara and Other groups are also Semites. It is a term that has been hijacked by Jews to use against other Semites, to be 'special' and to gain sympathy from non-Semites. " The term Semitic is often mistakenly used to describe attributes pertaining to Hebrew or Jewish culture," according to Classroom website.
Arabs are just one group of Semites. They have effectively replaced almost all other groups of Semites, but there do remain Assyrians, Babylonians, Chaldeans, Maronites, Jews, and other Semitic groups.
Yes. Arabs are a Semitic people. However, the use of the term "Anti-Semite" refers exclusively to Jews. There is no term for someone who hates all Middle Easterners.
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yes,the semites black
Semites.
Yes, they are.
Early semites.
Palestine
Anti-Semites
3rd century
They are called anti-Semites.
Dislike of semites. (Jewish and Arabic people)
The leader of the Persians was Xerxes I
Persians.
Most Persians today are Muslim, but before the advent of Islam in Persia, most Persians were Zoroastrians.