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Jewish editors at The New York Times must be absolutely frantic over my bestselling book, DNA Science and the Jewish Bloodline. A recent article in that newspaper would indicate their concern. It’s title: “Genes Suggest European Women at Root of Ashkenazi Jew Family Tree.”

The article discusses the “newest” DNA finding, by a team of researchers from England who took a “fresh look” at old, 2006 data and found that almost all the Jews in the world come from just four women—and these four women who lived about 2000 years ago were not Jews, but Europeans!

According to the researchers, these non-Jewish women—Gentiles—must have married Jewish men and from those relationships came every Jew alive today. Of course, the four Gentile women also could have converted with their Gentile husbands and became Jews, but the researchers did not consider this possibility.

Under Jewish religious law, a person is a Jew only if the mother is Jewish. Therefore, none of the Jewish descendents today in all the world are, by law, officially Jews. All are Gentiles.

The researchers’ data was not original but was interpreted from an earlier study by Israeli geneticist Doron M. Behar. However, Behar, now in Houston, Texas, immediately refuted the English study, saying it is flawed.

The definitive and most accepted DNA scientific studies continue to be that of Doctor Ariella Oppenheim of Israel’s Yeshiva University and especially that in 2012 of Dr. Eran Elhaik, of Johns Hopkins Medical University. Both report that the Ashkenazi Jews originated from the Turkic/Mongol peoples of Khazaria, who converted to Judaism in the eighth century. Both of these studies are the basis of the new book by Texe Marrs, DNA Science and the Jewish Bloodline.