Any historians here in Egypt?

by CVL080779

Hello,

I have questions for historians here that have taught or went to school in Egypt.

Historians have agreed that the book of exodus never happened. There was no Jews that was enslaved as depicted in the bible. There was no Moses that came and talk to the king of egypt.

With that being said. Do they teach those in egypt in their history class as real or as myths?

Second question. Do egyptians get annoyed when someone from israel talks about how they were enslaved in egypt back in the days? Do Egyptians just rolls their eyes and like "whatever dude".

I'm genuinly curious.

Thanks

Searocksandtrees

hi! Just a reminder to the OP and potential respondents that this sub does not permit personal anecdotes. So any discussion of curriculum in Egypt on this subject should be based on citable documentation.

As for the reactions of Egyptians, there may be little documentation, so OP, if you're interested in personal experiences, recommend you x-post that part at least to a regional sub, e.g. /r/Egypt