This is the first time a work has been produced to jointly document the history of the Assyrian Christian and Jewish peoples. The two civilizations occupy positions within a restricted collection of peoples whose endeavors and achievements fundamentally altered the course of human civilization. The domains of archaeological investigation, religious observance, ethnic composition, hereditary inheritance, cultural expression, and linguistic systems within these societies remain fundamentally interconnected. This publication reveals numerous unexpected discoveries concerning biblical historical narratives. It substantiates the claim that "Aramit-Ashurit" operates as the secondary sacred language of the Jewish people, and it documents the extensive and pervasive presence of Assyrian civilization throughout Jewish religious heritage. The work pursues the objective of safeguarding the living spoken form of Jewish Aramit, and therefore emphasizes the critical necessity of eliminating the widespread false claim asserting that Jews from Assyrian regions are ethnically Kurdish and that the Aramit language represents a Kurdish linguistic variant. Throughout numerous centuries, Kurdish authorities systematically perpetrated grave mistreatment against Jewish populations under their rule, subjecting them to conditions resembling slavery, perpetrating kidnappings and sexual violence against Jewish women, and committing persistent acts of robbery and murder directed against Jewish communities. This historical reality has remained largely unrecognized in public awareness, and the present era demands its submission to public scrutiny.