Deleted from the Torah in full

After the death of the Prophet Moses. Peace be upon him, more than a thousand years ago, a man named Ezra (who was working as a clerk in the court of the capital of the Persian Achaemenid state) wrote what is known as the “books of the Torah” in the Aramaic language, and this coincided. With the term "Jews" for the first time, and after Ezra a short period of time was added to what. Without it, a great deal was found, then the book was translated into Greek and the Aramaic version was celebrated.
And the text has been translated. Greek into several languages, including Hebrew, then the rabbis refined and adapted the Hebrew text and added to it additions, then in later stages they reconsidered the order of this book and divided it into two parts: legal and omitted.
In this book, all the books that were arbitrarily deleted, including the book of Enoch (Idris = Hermes al-Haramseh). It was compiled for the first time because it is worth reading for anyone, be it Muslim, Christian or Jew.