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So everyone living there now is not from another country? Either way, what we both stated is not mutually exclusive.
by Hikikomori 1y ago
So everyone living there now is not from another country?
Either way, what we both stated is not mutually exclusive.
- nailer 1y agoThe majority of Jewish people in Israel are Mizrahi Jews, ie they remained in the Middle East in places like Israel, Iraq, Iran, Syria. There are also Ashekanzi Jews who are also Jewish but migrated to Europe, kept in isolated communities, and returned. 20% of the population are also Arabs that arrived from the Arabian peninsula.
- myth_drannon 1y agoSmall correction but that's Mizrahi Jews you are talking about... Sephards are from Al-Andalus(what is now white colonized Spain)