The Betrayal of Thutmose III Led to lasting Series of International Disasters until Today

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The final kings of the 17^th Dynasty first half of the 18^th Dynasty fought and the expelled the Hyksos from north Kemet during 1670 -1523 BC. The Hyksos were coalition between large Amorites on foot and small Turkic hordes on horses.

Following the difficulties that faced Queen Hatshepsut (Reign c. 1479/8 – 1458 BC) and her death aged 50, Kemet fell into the hands of Thutmose III in 1458 BC till 1425 BC.

Thutmose III, who was of maternal foreign origin, turned Kemet around and made alliance with the expelled Hyksos to fight and invade the nations and civilizations of Ugarit, Ebla in the east and Kerma, Amazigh in the south and west of Kemet.

Immediately, Thutmose III and the Hyksos waged the Battle of Megiddo in 1457 BC against Ebla and Ugarit. This lead to formation of the Hebrew colony of Phoenicia in Ugarit and Syria colony and the beginning of huge Mediterranean piracy.

Hebrew Phoenicia piracy caused the Late Bronze Age Great Collapse in c. 1200–900 BC and the appearance of the Sea Hordes (wrongly called the Sea Peoples) plus the formation of Palestinians.

The period of the Late Bronze Age Great Collapse in c. 1200–900 BC was the magnificent rise of the Israelites, the Kingdom of Israel and Jerusalem. The Israelites were not even near the Levant or Kemet. The Israelites home and history are in Punt Lands in south west of the Red Sea.

The greatness of genuine Israelites and Arabs were shattered upon the death of King Solomon in Afar Triangle in 930 BC on the hands of a branch of the Hyksos called Mukarribs and their colonies D’mt in Eritrea and all over Arabia.

The entire region descended into wars of horses, pirates, myths and scripts. The Hyksos spread led to the formation of Hebrew colonies of Carthage then Rome and also Kush and Sabaeans.

The world faced huge widespread wars of horses, pirates, myths and scripts that formed wrong history books and awareness.