I’m talking about the mentions of Shasu of Yhw, which some scholars belief is a direct mention of the people who worshipped.

From that we can assume there was enough interaction between Egyptians and these people. What kind of interaction isn’t mentioned.

We do have evidence of Egyptians knowing about the people that would later be known as Jews, however, as well as their God.

But how many losses were recorded when Egyptians lost to foreign peoples?

Would Egyptians keep records if such an embarrassing defeat, though?

Were all Egyptians losses kept on record?

Thanks haha

But I am a native English speaker.

“On part of Taiwan” means good for Taiwan for what they did.

“Good on part of _____” is common as a phrase of giving credit in the spoken dialect where I grew up. Probably a rewording of “good on ___’s part”

Must not be as commonly spoken in other English-speaking communities.

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Good on part of Taiwan