In 2012, a genetic study carried out under the leadership of Harry Ostrer, from Albert Einstein College of Medicine, which was published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences found that North African Jews are genetically closer to European and Middle Eastern Jews than to their long term host population.
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Harry Ostrer said Richards' study seemed reasonable, and corresponded to the known facts of Jewish history.
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