Why did Jews establish their country in the Middle East?

The greatest wish of Jews in the last century may be to recover the country, but in the eyes of many people, why a country whose nationals are Jews chose a land surrounded by Muslim countries and suffering from war all the year round is puzzling. In addition to their own geographical reasons and religious beliefs, the support of big countries is also essential in the context of big country games.

In the Bible, the ancestors of the Jews were able to sign an agreement with God to obtain the so-called "promised land" flowing with milk and honey, which is now the Palestinian area. Geographically speaking, the Palestinian area is surrounded by two mountains, which blocks the desert climate from West Asia, while the northern part is affected by the warm climate from the Mediterranean, with rainy and humid land. This is a rare good place.

The Jews who lived here in the Middle Ages were invaded by neighboring nationalities and scattered all over the country, but in the later period of the development of the New World, they were good at doing business and made enough money. In the First World War, the Allies supported the Jewish people to establish their own country in Palestine for their own interests, mainly to obtain funds. After receiving support, Jews began to return from all over the world, from the initial tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands, laying a solid foundation for the later founding of the country.

Later, in the game between the United States and the Soviet Union, the two countries manipulated behind the scenes for their own interests, and the Jews successfully founded the country in the United Nations resolution 18 1 and named it Israel. At the same time, the Arabs also founded the country and carved up Palestine together, which also laid a major hidden danger for the future Palestinian-Israeli conflict, even now it has not been completely resolved. The Middle East is also constantly at war because of the game between big powers.