[Avoiding_Sulla]

I take it you are referring to the movement of the Israelites. The same movement that one modern historian tried to prove couldn't have happened because "the movement of so many people would have left an indelible mark on the terrain" much like the wagon trains of America's expansion did to the Oregon Trail.

I'm more interested in your knowledge of Amalek who made his reintroduction upon the stage of history at the Red Sea crossing.
Can you see what his legacy ("arising to challenge each generation") means to both the knowing and the ignorant in our world today?

[Simcha7]

Sir...

I am very well aware of Esauv/Amalek, yesterday and today; both Scripturally and Religiously from a Jewish Point Of View.

Read: 1 Samuel 15:1-35 Original/Old Testament.

Here's my question to you...

Do you understand from What and Whom...

the Seed of Amalek Represent; not only in the Past, but also in the Present as well as in the Future?

Read: Hadassah 9:13 Original/Old Testament.