This has been given to me to know and reveal in part here. The complete revelation is much larger than I would want to bore the reader with!
After the establishment of Israel post-Exodus from Egypt, one branch of Israel also travelled to the Far East... India. They were the protectors of the Brahmi script from which Sanskrit/Nort Indian languages and  the Dravidian languages emerged.
This branch of Israel also established the Saka dynasty and the corresponding calendar still used in traditional Indian calculations. They called themselves the people of Isaac - yitsakath, Ashoka being the first notable king - an Ephraimi. Yitsakath has evolved over time to become Kayasth and the 13 families of Israel are also included in the sons of Isaac as it is honorably due. These people generated a huge amount of treasures still hidden and known only to the true kayasths.
However, in the whole world, there are 3 'tribes' of phoenicians that know that if they assume the names and skin of the Kayasthas they will get access to the Kayasth treasures. These are called, in modern times, the Punjabis. One of them is the Misraim derived into Amritsar, the second are the Canaanis from eastern Punjab abd the third are the Merabi tribe community from the Rawalpindi district of what is now Pakistan.
Today these Phoenicians can be identified easily. Some traits to recognize these are:
1. An inordinate pride with no base in confidence but fuelled by the praise they receive or garner!
2. A darker color with much body hair specially in places that are not natural - like the facial hair in women
3. A tendency of the mothers of the family to push the children away from the father's family towards the maternal side of the family though the children carry the name of the father
4. Genetic defects including, and not limited to, hormonal imbalances [only a few such children can be healed], premature whitening of hair, an aging factor almost 1.5-2.0 times normal - if not healed, they age almost 1.5 to 2 days for each day that passes and more

Well, I hope the reader liked reading this excerpt from my revelation ... do not be a plagiarist!