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Description Merenptah Stele (Israel Stele): the name Israel written in hieroglyphs as it appears on the stele (mirror view) in line 27 (context: Israel is laid waste, his seed is not). Transliteration: y-z-y-r-j-A-r (pair of reeds-door bolt-pair of strokes-mouth-reed-Egyptian vulture-mouth) plus determinatives: enemy-people (throwing stick-man, woman, three strokes). Read as Ysyriar as Egyptians did not differentiate r from l. Determinatives suggest a nation without a state, king or official authority of its own.
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the photo of the hieroglyphs containing the name Israel

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current22:09, 12 August 2006Thumbnail for version as of 22:09, 12 August 20061,080 × 320 (8 KB)Brave heart~commonswiki{{Information |Description=Merenptah Stele (Israel Stele): the name ''Israel'' written in hieroglyphs as it appears on the stele (mirror view) in line 27 (context: '''''Israel''' is laid waste, his seed is not''). [http://www.reshafim.org.il/ad/egypt/peop

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