Missing links in Jat History

This morning I was reading an online article on Indian and Chinese Jews and came across this very interesting name of the author of the article; " Dr Navras Jaat aafreedi" who is a Jew and teaches in Gautam Budha University, Noida. I was astonised by his middl;e name and wrote to him immediately. Hopefully I should receive some response from him. In this thread somewhere I spoke of some Jat gotras having the their roots in Israel. I again looked for the words Jat and Jews together came across a place called Jatt in Israel (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jatt,_Israel).

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Village Daha

We have a village named Daha (https://www.google.com/maps/place/D...a1272ce!8m2!3d29.2043 191!4d77.4113846?hl=en) . This village is mainly a Jat village. My belief/ hypothesis is that the jats from this village fought in Mahabharat and after the battle some settled in Haryana and got the surname "Dahiya" and some migrated towards western Asia and northern Africa.

I was most astonished when I came across another village with same name in Ladakh. Habitants of this village are considered to be of pure arian race and look very distinct from the Tibetians.

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Do we see something common between Our Daha and this one in Ladakh ?

RK^2
 
Was reading the news of Turkey invading Kurds in Northern Syria. Name of the spokesperson of Kurds is Mustafa Bali. I wonder of Bali is same as Bali surname in Punjab Or a version of Jat surname Balian ?

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