by Yair Davidiy explores the theory that many individuals and communities in the West today originate from ancient Israelites who were exiled and lost consciousness of their origins. The book summarizes extensive research on the subject, including biblical, rabbinical, linguistic, and historical evidence. It explains how the majority of Ancient Israelites were exiled and migrated to the north and west, becoming identifiable as the Celtic Iberi, Cimmerians, and Scythians, who later migrated to Western Europe and North America. The text also examines the Hebrew Bible according to the literal meaning and in the light of Rabbinical and linguistic sources, supporting the idea that the Lost Ten Tribes can be found in the West and Northwest, including the British Isles, Australia, and North America.