Question

when was the israelite found

Answer 1

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The Israelites were an ancient Semitic people who lived in the ancient Near East, particularly in the region of Canaan. They played a significant role in religious, historical, and cultural developments as they are considered the ancestral people of the modern nation of Israel.

The Israelites emerged as a distinct group around 1200 BCE but there isn't a specific date for their "discovery" or "finding" as they developed and evolved over centuries. Historical and archaeological evidence, such as ancient texts like the Hebrew Bible and artifacts found in archaeological excavations, provide insights into their existence and activities.

If you are referring to the founding of the modern state of Israel, it was established on May 14, 1948, whereupon it declared independence from British rule.