Why don't Jews have their own country?

The ancestor of the Jews was Abraham. More than 4000 years ago, the ancestors of Jews came to Canaan, which is now Pakistan. Later, there was a drought in Canaan, and most of them moved to Egypt (like The Journey to the West in China). Jews lived in Egypt and were oppressed and enslaved by Egyptian pharaohs for 400 years.

Later, Joshua, the leader of the Jews, led his people to flee Egypt and return to Canaan. The Jews and the local Canaanites started a long-term small-scale war conflict. Later, he established the Jewish Kingdom of Israel, which was the first time that Jews had their own country.

1 century, invaded by powerful countries such as Babylon and Rome. At that time, Rome listed Christianity as the state religion. Christianity always believed that the Jews crucified Jesus and the Romans carried out unscrupulous slaughter and brutal rule over the Jews. The Jews also had a tragic uprising. In the second war alone, 165438+ ten thousand Jews were killed. After many failures, Jews began to flee and migrate.

Jews migrated on a large scale and entered Spain, Britain, France, Russia, Germany and Italy respectively. Jews living in exile all over the world lived a low life and suffered the pain of national subjugation. Jews were accused of crucifying Jesus, which led to the repression and slaughter of Jews by ancient Christians. During World War II, 6 million people died in Germany.

For thousands of years, Jews from no country have lived all over the world. They are a troubled nation, and they are also strong and great in suffering!

According to statistics in 2007, there are about160,000 Jews in the world, of whom 5.4 million live in Israel, 5.3 million live in the United States, and the rest are scattered all over the world.