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None. The Israelites and the Samaritans have always been two separate groups.
More about the Samaritans:
After the Assyrians exiled the Israelite Ten Tribes (about 2600 years ago), the Assyrian king brought non-Jews from Cutha, Babylonia and Syria (Hamat), and settled them in the depopulated area where the Ten Tribes had lived (Samaria). They were taught Judaism by one of the Jewish priests (2 Kings 17:27), and they were taught the Torah, which they wrote in the Old Hebrew script.
While both Jews and Samaritans believed in One God, and both accepted the Torah, there were also a number of differences. Jerusalem was and is the holiest site for Jews, while the Samaritans have Mount Gerizim as their religious center. Later in history, the Samaritans aligned with the Greeks and accepted foreign gods (Talmud, Hullin 6a).
The Talmud relates how the Samaritans adopted some of the mitzvot (Torah-commands) but not others (Talmud, Berakhot 47b), how they denounced the Jews to Alexander in an unsuccessful bid to get him to destroy the newly-built Second Temple (Talmud, Yoma 69a), and how they interfered with the declaring of Rosh Hodesh (the New Moon) (Talmud, Rosh Hashanah 22b). Our traditions relate how the Samaritans would waylay the Jews who tried to journey to the Holy Temple.
Today the Samaritans are a small group of about 800, who practice an ancient form of Jewish worship, with animal sacrifices. They don't accept the Talmud, nor holidays such as Hanukkah.
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What group mixed with the Israelites to form the Samaritan culture?
The Samaritans are primarily descended from the Israelites who remained in the land of Israel after the Assyrian conquest in the 8th century BCE, along with various foreign groups that were settled in the region by the Assyrians. These foreign groups included people from Babylon, Cuthah, Ava, Hamath, and Sepharvaim. Over time, this mixture of the original Israelite population and these newcomers contributed to the distinct Samaritan culture, which maintained certain Israelite traditions while also incorporating elements from the surrounding cultures.
Samaritan- definition of samaritan for kids-bible study?
How old? Try 'a native or inhabitant of Samaria.' Can explain that the Israelites who were not taken away mixed with other peoples brought to live there by the same Assyrian Empire. The story of the Good Samaritan is a great ending.
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