One cannot assess the situation without asking the questions: Why are Jews in Palestine? After all, 30 percent of the inhabitants were Jewish before 1947.
And if they belong there, why is it that a lot more Jews choose NOT to live in Israel?
In general, I don't believe that there is such a group as "the Jews," but the situation in Israel c…
One cannot assess the situation without asking the questions: Why are Jews in Palestine? After all, 30 percent of the inhabitants were Jewish before 1947.
And if they belong there, why is it that a lot more Jews choose NOT to live in Israel?
In general, I don't believe that there is such a group as "the Jews," but the situation in Israel clearly demonstrates that divergent cultures don't do well together (even Jewry is not exactly homogeneous). One of them always dominates.
One cannot assess the situation without asking the questions: Why are Jews in Palestine? After all, 30 percent of the inhabitants were Jewish before 1947.
And if they belong there, why is it that a lot more Jews choose NOT to live in Israel?
In general, I don't believe that there is such a group as "the Jews," but the situation in Israel clearly demonstrates that divergent cultures don't do well together (even Jewry is not exactly homogeneous). One of them always dominates.
The most sensible comment in this entire thread.