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The Judaic corpus called Old Testament is quite younger than what it claims to be. It most possibly dates to the Maccabean period, drawing upon some earlier polytheistic Canaanite traditions. However, the cult of the god El predates the establishment of Yahweh's cult, and the El-worshipping entities like the Ugaritic city-state and the Kingdom of Israel were free of Yahwistic influences. The conflation of El with Yahweh arose only thanks to the flight of El-worshipping scribes and scholars from the Kingdom of Israel after its destruction by Assyrians into the Judea. The poorer Yah-worshipping Judahites easily appropriated the El's much more prestigious cult and His glorious name for proponing their own godlet Yah. Even the Judaic anathematisation of pork meat is based on the Baal Hadad's cult, since Baal Hadad's battles against Mot, the deity with whom the pigs were associated anathematised that animal as impure.
+ The Judaic Tanach is way too younger than it claims to be, and is a parasitic chimera drawing upon the other more civilised nations' input. With the Kingdom of Israel safely dead by the Maccabean period, the creators of Tanach easily appropriated the more nicer El-worshipping Israel as a part of their mythology, and Yahweh was depicted also like Baal Hadad who fought the chaos monster Leviathan/Lotan. Thus, Yahweh is a chimeral mystery meat drawing upon the more superior old Gods of Canaan.