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I doubt it, 40% mizrahi and sephardic is the statistic I've come across. It's a weird myth to bring up. This jewish exodus to Palestine has consistently been d
by cess11 1y ago
I doubt it, 40% mizrahi and sephardic is the statistic I've come across.
It's a weird myth to bring up. This jewish exodus to Palestine has consistently been driven by rather nasty politics, starting with the Crémieux decree, via german nazi agitation to campaigning and terrorism by zionist organisations after the founding of the state of Israel.
Commonly mizrahi and sephardic jews were reluctant to do aliyah, in part because they were reached by rumours about how they were likely to be treated once in Israel.
Still, this has little to do with what I brought up, that the zionist movement is predominantly christian and deeply antisemitic.