The Israeli Response

The Israeli Response

The Jews should be relocated “from the river to the sea" back to where they came from.

The Israeli Response

  • What's the history of Jews and Israel?
    • With roots reaching back more than 3,500 years, Judaism emerged in the ancient Near Eastern land of Canaan, which today encompasses Israel and the Palestinian territories.
      • For over a thousand years in documented history, Jewish communities faced growing persecution, wars, and antisemitism, which scattered them around the world and shaped their traditions in different places.
        • 1288 - The first mass burning of Jews on the stake took place in France - out of many to come.
        • 1492 - Spain passed inquisition rules in Spain and Portugal that robbed Jewish citizens of their rights and expelled them its borders as part of the Inquisition.
        • 1536 - Persecution and problematic times for Jews in Portugal as a result of the Pope’s inquisition. By 1821, most Portuguese Jews had fled Portugal.
        • 1783 - The Sultan of Morocco expels the Jewish community.
        • 1900s - Jewish communities were attacked and killed in pogroms focused in the Middle East and Russia.
        • 1940s - The Holocaust, a systematic genocide by the Nazis during World War II, saw over 6 million Jews murdered. It began in 1935 with the Nuremberg Laws in Germany, stripping Jewish citizens of their rights and turning them into refugees in their own country. This marked the official start of Jewish persecution, devastating communities across Europe and leading many to flee for safety elsewhere.
      • 'Modern Israel' is an ethnically diverse society built by the return of Jewish communities since the 1800s.
        • The first wave of immigrants came in the 1800s, mostly from Russia and Yemen.
        • The second wave of immigrants came before World War I and were Russian Jews.
        • After WWI, another wave of immigrants entered the state, also from Russia.
        • Another mass migration took place between 1924 and 1929, with many Jews from Poland and Hungary.

    From the media

    "From the river to the sea" - a peaceful request to annihilate the Jews. taken from https://theconversation.com/from-the-river-to-the-sea-a-palestinian-historian-explores-the-meaning-and-intent-of-scrutinized-slogan-217491
    "From the river to the sea" - a peaceful request to annihilate the Jews. taken from https://theconversation.com/from-the-river-to-the-sea-a-palestinian-historian-explores-the-meaning-and-intent-of-scrutinized-slogan-217491

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    Conclusions

    How can you relocate an entire country's population to nations with a long history of persecuting and killing them, and where anti-Semitic sentiments are at alarming levels? Anyone asking to send Jews there is directly inviting their destruction.

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