Why don't Jews have a motherland?

The Jews had the State of Israel a long time ago. In 1 1 century BC, David established the State of Israel, which was later divided into the North: the State of Israel and the South: the Kingdom of Judaism. Later, it was conquered by Babylon. After the Babylonian state was destroyed by Rome, Jews lost their land and began to "scatter", a small part of them went east and north, and most of them flowed to Europe. Later, the main powers that ruled the Middle East were Persia, Arabia, Turkey and other powerful countries. The Jewish population is small and scattered, and it is impossible to form a country. It was not until after World War II that the United Nations adopted a resolution to partition Palestine and established the State of Israel on May 1948.

In short, Palestine is a strategic treasure. Although the Jewish people founded the country before human beings discovered its strategic value, its traffic arteries have important strategic significance, and there are also many powerful countries around the Palestinian area. In addition, religious and cultural factors are also important reasons for the Palestinian tragedy. Jerusalem's position in the three major religions (not to mention) led to the conquest, plunder, recapture, conquest, expulsion and return of Palestine ... so Jewish talents have been delayed.