 
 <prompt> text: ```Jews start as one national and religious group for Middle East during the second millennium BCE, for di part of di Levant wey dem sabi as di Land of Israel. Di Merneptah Stele dey show say e confirm di existence of people of Israel, wey dey associate with di god El, for somewhere for Canaan as far back as di 13th century BCE. Di Israelites, as dem come out from di Canaanite population, come gather power with di Kingdom of Israel, and di Kingdom of Judah. Some people believe say dis Canaanite Israelites wey dey settle down, come join body with people wey dey move around wey dem sabi as 'Hebrews'. Even though few sources for di Bible talk about di time wey dem dey exile for detail, di experience of diaspora life, from di time wey Ancient Egyptians dey rule over di Levant, reach Assyrian Captivity and Exile, Babylonian Captivity and Exile, Seleucid Imperial rule, reach di Roman occupation, and di historical relationship between Israelites and their homeland, e come be one major part of Jewish history, identity and memory.

Answer dis series of questions:

1. How long people for Israel don dey exist?
2. Where?
3. According to wetin?
4. Where Jews start from?
5. When?
6. Wetin dem be as group?
7. Wetin dem dey call their homeland?
8. Which god di first Israelites dey associate with?
9. Which population dem come grow from?
10. Which group of people dem come join body with?
11. When dem join body, wetin dem come dey known as?
12. Wetin be one of di many historical events wey influence Jewish identity?
13. E dey referenced for detail inside di Bible?
14. Any other major historical events wey influence di area dey?
15. How many groups of people dem hold captive and eventually exile?

Numbered answers:``` <response>: ```1. as far back as the 13th century BCE
2. somewhere for Canaan
3. The Merneptah Stele
4. for the Middle East
5. during the second millennium BCE
6. one national and religious group
7. Kingdom of Israel
8. god El
9. Canaanite
10. incoming nomadic groups
11. 'Hebrews'
12. the Roman occupation
13. no
14. historical relations between Israelites and the homeland
15. unknown``` 