The Jewish world is distributed before World War II and now.

It is found all over the world, mainly in Israel.

Jews are called "Hebrews" in ancient times, also known as "Israelis". The nation of the State of Israel.

No nation in the world is so widely distributed as Jews. As early as the 1st century BC, someone once described the Jews as follows: "No matter on land or on the island, there are your footprints or figures everywhere." Strappo, an ancient Greek geographer, once said that it is hard to find a place without Jews. Although these statements are somewhat exaggerated, they reflect the widespread distribution of Jews.

Why are Jews all over the world? Let's start with their tortuous history.

In 7 AD, the Jewish uprising against Roman rule failed, and the capital Jerusalem was razed to the ground after the fall. Most of the insurgents died heroically, while the captured people were brutally killed and crucified to death. So many people were crucified that "there is no place to stand a cross, and there is no cross to nail people". Most of the rest of the Jews were driven out of their homes or sold into slavery. Since then, Jews have lost their country and started to migrate around the world.

More than a hundred years later, the surviving Jews launched another uprising, but it still failed, and countless Jews were killed or taken into slavery.

During World War I, the Russian government moved 6, Jews from Lithuania, Poland and Latvia to the Russian mainland. In 1881, there was a mass massacre of Jews in Russia, and a large number of Jews fled Russia and moved to America.

During the Second World War, 6 million European Jews were brutally killed by fascists, and many survivors migrated around the world again. In 1948, when Israel was founded, many Jews returned to their homeland.

Another reason why Jews are all over the world is related to the main economic activities of this nation. Jews have been particularly good at business in history. As early as the 3rd century BC, a relatively prosperous country like Egypt attracted a large number of Jews to do business. By the time of Roman rule, all of Egypt, from Alexandria in the north to most cities in the south, had their shadow.

since the 6th century, Jews have been more enthusiastic about world trade. By the 1th and 11th centuries, on the banks of the Rhine, settlements dominated by Jewish businessmen had been established. Later, they spread eastward and arrived in Poland in the 13th and 14th centuries.

In p>1654, 23 Jews first arrived in New Amsterdam (now new york) in North America by boat from Brazil. Around the First World War, there was another peak of Jewish immigration to the United States. Now more than one third of the Jews in the world are concentrated in the United States. They have a considerable influence on American political and economic life.

Some scholars believe that the history of Jews for more than 2, years is a history of outward diffusion and inward aggregation. Although they are scattered all over the world, they still have a strong national consciousness.