There is evidence that some Jews and Pashtuns do have a common ancestor genetically speaking. Some Pashtuns, and indeed, some Jews carry a very rare G2c marker. Usually this marker is carried by Jews who were of Khazar lineage. Khazars converted to Judaism though.
Also, among Pashtuns in another study, showed that L1c was found in 6 individuals in a population study involving 49 Pashtuns. L1c is only found in sub-saharan Africa. How they got to Afghanistan is anybody's guess. It may have come from the far south near Baluchistan, or it could have been through the slave trade, or armies of Arabs that marauded through the region since the spread of Islam.
Also, among Pashtuns in another study, showed that L1c was found in 6 individuals in a population study involving 49 Pashtuns. L1c is only found in sub-saharan Africa. How they got to Afghanistan is anybody's guess. It may have come from the far south near Baluchistan, or it could have been through the slave trade, or armies of Arabs that marauded through the region since the spread of Islam.


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