You misunderstood why I referenced it. I mentioned the book, not because of Jews, but because of the timeline and biblical correlations. There are many wild claims in that book and only around 1/3 of it wasn't redacted. Which is the other reason I mentioned, which was of speculation that it discussed races and origins, and cities and civilizations. Aside from all that it is a wild ride. Regardless, that book was written before the younger dryas was discovered and with some other source he was able to determine the time of biblical cataclysm. Which significantly differs from creationists today. The point being, a highly redacted book correlates global flood and cataclysm to the same period as the younger dryas. This is significant because one, many believe it never happened, two, it bolsters correct biblical timelines. It also explains why these same ancient stories appear in older civilizations - because they are actually older than rabbi acknowledge. Which they use to undermine christianity. As for the Jews angle, you'll get much more information, which is very well grounded, from all the links I provided.