Egypt Origins

 Hmmm, that would be wrong. Actually the pictures are very concise, an analogy to that would be English language. Everyone has his own handwriting but the language is standardized. Same thing for Egyptian pictures, it is standardized, the colour tone is accurate and they'll portray all gods as giant for instance. Everything is precisely pictured and you can have an accurate idea what jars, what ships and what and how they hunt from their pictures. In some case skin tone has a particular significance like for the gods. However on that picture that woman is clearly white. The reason why many women is portrayed as white rather than black is simply most of those women are not real Egyptian but foreigners or of strong foreign ancestry. Usually the elite only are portrayed and many Pharaohs married foreign women. These women became the elite and are therefore commonly portrayed. However the common Egyptian women are still african in origin (African here is a vague term since it is far from being a race but an extremely varied type of people). I'll put the original Egyptian as exactly the same as the Ethiopian wildess tribe as well as the coptic Egyptian. Any idea that the Egyptian has arabic roots should be disgraded. Clearly Egyptian prior to Ramses II or III were an africoid race but later they become more mixed up and can hardly to be called africans.

 That case will be similar to us french, the original people were from Gaul, but the romans, Franks and scandinavians also came and gave the country another dimension. I want history to be told as it is, and speculations and myths should all be disgarded. The same kind of myths have led to people to believe that normans were viking rather than french.

 Nope I don't think those women wear whiteners but are clearly white or very light in skin colour. The reason for then being white is that they are not Egyptian of origin but more likely foreigners, perhaps from greek. The vast majority of pictograms however portray women as dark and that picture probably date much after Ramses II. Below is a more accurate smaple of Egyptian women.

 Queen Tiy wooden carving, now you are not going to tell this women is an arab.

According to this site, the question of Egyptian "race" cannot be truly answered using Egyptian art. 

http://www.focusanthro.org/essays/jackson--03-04.html

See also this site as to how Tutankhamun was portrayed as both "black" and "brown", as well as other interesting details.

http://www.catchpenny.org/race.html

The general consensus, however, is that the Egyptians were already a mix of various races in predynastic times, and that they viewed themselves as different and superior than everyone else.  "Race" in the modern sense of the word was not a valid category in Egyptian society.   What was a category was borders and culture.   A foreigner could become an "Egyptian". 

re:  portrait of Queen Tiye shown above

This is an Amarna period piece and cannot be compared to sculpture or painting  from other dynasties - there are many confusing portraits from the Amarna period.  Akenaten' artists portrayed the royal family in a very strange way.  Some have interpreted these portraits as being realistic, others as being, in their own way, quite stylized.  Compare this portrait of Tiye with Portraits of Nefertiti and others from the Amarna period here:

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Thanks Catt - good to be seen -

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The site code is reading the 8 d together as a smilie

You'l have to go to this page:

http://www.nefertiti.iwebland.com/portraiture/index.html

then look under New Kingdom/18th dynasty/from the riegn of Akhenaten until the end of the dynasty

Not sure about the Jews but there were many Greeks living in Egypt until the 1960's.

My (limited) knowlegde is that they didn't intermary with the Egyptians (definately not with the Muslim ones) so they're not very likely to have any sizeable contribution to modern Egyptian DNA.

or rather, the Mycenaean has a "Syrian" skirt

Bad geography lesson.  Between Lower Egypt and the Sudan is Upper Egypt. 

"Nubians" (Egyptian, Nehasyu) is the collective name of all peoples south of the 1st Cataract (i.e. south of Upper Egypt), not "discarded Egyptian mercenaries". 

They were different peoples.   The Medjay were a Lower Nubian tribe.  The Meshwesh were a Libyan people.  The ethnicity of the Nubians was not the result of "white" Egyptian women marrying native males.  True, Nubia was subject to Egyptian military and economic occupation at various periods, but nothing suggests a change in the physical anthropology of the Nubians.