Jews have three places to establish a country. Why did they choose Palestine?

Jews who have been wandering abroad for many years have finally established their own country in Palestine, which is also their belief. The geographical location of Palestine is located on the southern bank of the Mediterranean, which is the most brilliant place in the Old Testament of Christ. Although there are three areas for Jews to choose from, Jerusalem, the central area of Judaism, is more in line with their hearts.

First of all, the early Zionists were regarded as the smartest people in the world. They have been wandering all their lives, and what they pursue is ideological purity. Although Jews were persecuted by fascist forces in the late World War II, they still chose to establish their own country.

When choosing the location of the founding of the country, they thought that the most ideal area was Palestine, because this place was the Ottoman Sultanate at that time, but the Jews were not very interested in restoring the country, so this matter ran aground early.

Second, after British Uganda's plan for Palestine failed, the father of Israel turned to Britain for help and wanted to attach the country established by Jews to the British country. Jews put forward the Sinai Peninsula Plan, which abandoned Palestine for Zionist territory and chose a new area. After this plan was rejected by the Jews, the British authorities put forward a new strategy, namely, the British Uganda Plan, whose purpose is still to regard the Jewish state as its subordinate country.

Uganda plans to give Jews a founding address in the British colony of Kenya and at home. After discussion, Jews believe that their country should be established in Palestine, which is the only habitat of their own nation.

Palestine has Jerusalem, which is the holy land of Judaism. As a wandering people, Jews rely on religious organizations for their basic contact, so this place is very attractive. /kloc-In the late 9th century, they also slowly started their own efforts to recover the country, experienced five migrations, and finally established their own country here after World War II.