During World War II, there was a nation that could be said to be the most miserable, not only were millions of people slaughtered, but there were also people who were bent on exterminating them. This nation is the Jewish nation, and the one who particularly hates the Jewish nation is the fascist "leader", Hitler.
As for why Hitler hated the Jewish nation so much, don't look at the several points analyzed today, it is a historical question of what Jews and Europeans have a better time fighting for turf than Europeans; it is also a religious question, what is different because of different beliefs; and there is a practical need, because the Jews have money, and the real reason is known only to Hitler himself.
But it is true that the Jews have always been ostracized by many peoples. Isn't it because of the friction between other Arab countries and Jewish countries that the Middle East is always fighting? It is true that the Jews are quite ruthless, and israel has only been established for 71 years, but its territory has expanded to almost double.
In 1948, Israel declared its independence and was the only country in the world with Jews as the dominant ethnic group. Of the country's total population of 9.02 million, 6.69 million are Jews, accounting for nearly half of the world's Jews, and the remaining Jews are mostly scattered in the United States and around the world.
Israel's state has only been established for 71 years, but its territory has nearly doubled in size, and the territory currently controlled by Israel is about 28,023 square kilometers. All of this excess territory was the result of four Middle East wars, including the war of independence between Israel and Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Syria, and Lebanon, which was waged at the dawn of the State.
The reason why arabs and Jews fight so hard is inseparable from a region, that area is Jerusalem, the "holy city" of many of the world's mainstream religions. The world's three major religions are Islam, Christianity and Buddhism, in addition to Buddhism is mainly popular in Asia, such as Southeast Asia and South Asia, as well as China, the other two major religions all originate in Jerusalem, and here is another religion "holy city", that religion is Judaism.
The Jews were a branch of the ancient Semites, and the Semites were not a single people, but a collective term for a group of peoples, which can be understood as the case of our ancient Hun tribes. According to the Qur'an, they were also the ancestors of the Arabs, so the Arabs and the Jews actually had the same origin.
The Eastern Branch Semites originated from the two river valleys of the four ancient civilizations, that is, the Mesopotamian plain, absorbing some cultural and linguistic information of the Sumerians, such as the Assyrians and Babylonians at that time who belonged to the Semites. Around the 20th century BC, the Canaanites among the Semites began to settle on the coasts and plains of Palestine.
Since then, the Semitics have continued to move in, including the Hebrews, the immediate ancestors of the Jews. The Hebrews came to Palestine and conquered the Canaanites and established a Jewish kingdom, at which point they began to claim to be Israelites. At this time there was a very famous Jewish monarch, King Solomon, who reigned during the most prosperous era of the entire ancient kingdom of Israel.
During this period, Jerusalem began to be established, and then gradually became a holy city for the people of the entire Palestinian area, and also became a holy city for the three major religions of Judaism, Islam and Christianity. By the way, much of the Christian Bible is based on the Jewish Old Testament.
Later, the powerful ancient Babylonian kingdom occupied the area, followed by the Persian Empire, the Greek Kingdom, the Roman Empire, and the Byzantine Dynasty, and for thousands of years it was constantly conquered by other regimes, and the Jews were constantly expelled and began to wander around, but never gave up the idea of restoration.
That's why there are constant wars in the Middle East today, where everyone is fighting for the holy city of Jerusalem, but there is only one Jerusalem. As for the reason why the United Nations does not mediate, the history of Palestine as a state is now even shorter, but it was only formally established in 1988, and it has not yet officially obtained a seat in the United Nations, and the United Nations cannot manage it.
Reference: The Jewish Experience of Restoration