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While the tribes of Judah and Benjamin were not exiled until 133 years later, the other ten tribes were exiled in the time of Isaiah. they were carried off to Assyria, but soon after that they moved (or were pushed) further afield; and there location, even as far back as the Talmudic times, was and is a mystery.
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∙ 13y agoJews were deported to concentration/death camps or straight to a death camp.
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or the ghettos.
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