Iran and Israel have always been hostile. Why are the 50,000 Jews living in Iran unwilling to return to Israel?

The 50,000 Jews living in Iran are indigenous to Iran, and these indigenous Jews have not been run on in Iran. On the contrary, they dominate Iran, and there are Jews in all top industries. So they are unwilling to return to Israel. Life in Iran is good, and it will inevitably be inconvenient to return to a strange country.

Israel is a country founded by Jews. In the past, most Jews lived in Jerusalem. Later, because of the rise of the great empires, Jews were driven away and exiled to European countries. Jews have very clever minds. They rose rapidly in European countries by doing business, from the bottom of society to the top, and then manipulated the European financial market.

With the help of Jews, the United States rose rapidly and became a big European country, living in Israel established by Jews with the help of the United States. Jews in Iran also come from Jewish groups who fled to Europe. These Jews are considered as "aborigines" locally. Iran was still poor when they went. Because of the arrival of Jews, Iranian commerce developed rapidly. At the peak of Jewish development, the population exceeded one million, but later, due to the influence of major empires and religious problems, the number of local Jews was decreasing.

Israelis living in Iran have a wonderful life here and are rich. There is no political oppression or persecution here, and I enjoy my own life. In fact, the Israelis here have gradually become Iranians. Life in Iran is wonderful, so why go back to live a bitter life?