Jewish immigrants in the Middle East

Israel is definitely the most special country in the Middle East. Its citizens are all Jews. It is hard to understand that there will be such a "pagan" country surrounded by Muslim countries. This is why Israel has fought several wars with the Arab world. Seeing this, we also have some questions: Why did Jews choose the Middle East to establish their country? Why not choose an area far away from the war?

In fact, Jews originally originated in Central Asia, and later moved to the Middle East and settled in Palestine. At that time, there were many powerful countries and tribes in the Middle East, and Jews were no rivals in the war. The Babylonians finally destroyed the Temple of Solomon, and the Jews were exiled to Babylon. They were exiled to Alexandria, Egypt. Since then, Jews have wandered around the world without a country of their own. A large number of Jews fled to Germany. They were discriminated against during World War II, and Hitler slaughtered them. The death of millions of Jews also made survivors realize the necessity of establishing a Jewish state.

In fact, they have long planned to establish a country, and the so-called Zionism appeared at the end of 19 century. But Jews are scattered all over the world, and what is even more embarrassing is that they don't have their own land. How do they build a country? After all, Jews have money. When the British learned that they were going to build a country, they were given a piece of land in Uganda, Africa. Of course, after the Jews got the land, they not only had to pay the money, but also supported Britain internationally. This was originally a good thing, but the Jews refused after they went to Uganda, where the climate was not only dry, but also surrounded by blacks.

Seeing that Britain's proposal was rejected, the United States, which has always had a deep relationship with Jews, proposed to set aside a piece of land in southern Argentina for Jews to establish a country. This land was still an undeveloped "virgin land" at that time, but the Jews still refused. The reason is that the local land is barren and the climate near Antarctica is cold. What makes Jews even more uneasy is that the South American independence movement is expanding. Once the Jews arrive in the local area, it will inevitably lead to ethnic conflicts.

After a long time, the Zionist movement fell into a low tide, and many Jews felt comfortable living in Europe. Soon the Nazi Holocaust in World War II broke the Jewish fantasy, and the Zionist movement rose again. This time, they made it clear that they would go to their homeland, the Palestinian region in the Middle East, and establish a country! But the Middle East is the territory of Arab countries, and they naturally don't want to have a "pagan" country around them. So the two sides fought several battles. With the support of western countries, seemingly weak Jews not only defeated Arab countries, but also gradually gained a foothold in the Middle East, but the conflict between the two sides has never eased.