The book “The History of the Ten “Lost Tribes”: Anglo-Israelism Examined” by David Baron embarks on a meticulous and critical analysis of the Anglo-Israelite theory, a controversial belief system that posits the British people, and sometimes by extension other Anglo-Saxon populations, are direct descendants of the ten lost tribes of Israel. Baron's work is not a mere refutation but a deep dive into the historical, scriptural, and philological claims made by Anglo-Israelites, systematically dismantling their arguments and presenting a counter-narrative grounded in traditional Christian and Jewish understandings of biblical prophecy and history.
