Question/Scattered and God Does Not Disperse: Relying on national cohesion, the Jews have been able to disperse without dying
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The Jewish people were formed in the process of continuous diaspora of the Jews, who relied on national cohesion to disperse without dying, and after more than two thousand years of wandering, they finally re-established the country in 1948 and realized the dream of returning home for a thousand years.
The Jewish people are an ancient people of Western Asia who survived and developed tenaciously through all odds. In the course of more than two thousand years of diaspora, the Jews have always maintained their national identity and achieved a thousand years of dispersion without dying.
(Israel)
The Jewish people, which had been fully formed, had a strong national consciousness
In the 13th century BC, Moses led the Jews back to Palestine, and their concept of territory began to gradually take shape. In the 11th century BC, the unified kingdom of Israel was established, and the establishment and unification of the kingdom provided a relatively stable living environment for the Jews, promoted economic development and cultural exchanges, and the nation of Israel was fully formed.
In 957 BC, the temple was established and became a symbol of Judaism, the common religious belief of the Jews, and achieved the role of strengthening national cohesion in terms of ideology and religious sentiment. With the continuous invasion of foreign forces, the Jews continued to deepen and enhance their national consciousness in opposing foreign domination and oppression, especially in the process of resisting Roman rule, the national consciousness of the Jews entered the highest level of national consciousness.
Before the Jews dispersed, the Jewish people were already a fully formed people and already had a strong national consciousness.
(Prisoner of Babylon)
The national culture strengthened the national cohesion of the Jews
Judaism is the national religion of the Jews and plays an important role in maintaining the national identity and national cohesion of the Jews.
Since Jerusalem was burned down by the Romans in 70 AD, Judaism has become an important link in strengthening spiritual ties among Jews in the diaspora around the world, and those who have lived around the world maintain their national identity through Judaism.
For example, the various "rules" in Judaism's circumcision, prayer, and life taboos have become special signs that distinguish Jews from other peoples, so that Jews everywhere maintain their national identity through religion.
(Judaism logo)
After the Jews dispersed, they would concentrate in one area everywhere they went, forming a way of life of large dispersion and small settlement, in which the Jews could become their own and continue their own inherent cultural traditions, religious beliefs and customs.
With the rise of anti-Semitic movements, some communities have gradually become "isolated", but this "isolation" has also objectively maintained the unique jewish way of life.
(Jews who died on the streets during World War II)
Anti-Semitism objectively strengthened the national consciousness of the Jews
As early as the Roman Empire, there was anti-Semitic religious persecution, most of the medieval European countries implemented a policy of persecution of Jews, the ruling classes and Christian churches in various countries in order to divert the attention of the masses to the Jews, accusing the Jews, demanding that the Jews be responsible for the Black Death, plague and other catastrophes, and the persecution of Jews swept through Europe.
Beginning in the 13th century, the Jews of Western Europe began to migrate eastward. In the 20th century, the Nazis pushed anti-Semitism to the peak, and according to statistics, the number of Jews who were slaughtered by the Nazis was as high as 6 million, accounting for about one-third of the world's Jews at that time.
It is precisely this continuous anti-Semitic activity that makes the Jews understand that they are always foreigners under the hermits, and in the face of a severe and complicated situation of existence, the Jews can only unite and seek vitality by constantly deepening the national community consciousness of "you have me, I have you, and no one can do without whom", and it can be said that the severe survival pressure objectively enhances the national consciousness of the Jews.
For the Jews, Judaism is not only a religion, but also a national spirit, accompanied by the formation and suffering of the Jewish nation. At a time when the Jews were deeply persecuted, Judaism condensed a national consciousness among the Jews, established a "blood" connection between the Jews and the homeland of Israel, and laid the ideological foundation for their survival in order to one day return to their homeland.
(Flag of Israel)
If the form is scattered and the gods are not scattered, they will not die
The Jewish people were formed in the process of the continuous diaspora of the Jews, and the formation of Jewish history and the continuation of national consciousness relied on time and the memory of historical experiences.
If all people are united, there is no mountain that cannot be turned over; and if the hearts are held together, there is no obstacle that cannot be crossed.
After more than two thousand years of wandering, relying on the national cohesion formed in history, the Jews finally re-established the country in 1948 after unremitting efforts, realizing the millennium dream of returning home.
(Zionist)
Looking at history, we can see that only a nation that has the ability to persevere in the face of hardships and hardships and dare to face the difficulties of the times can stand tall among the nations of the world.
During their wandering careers, the Jews always remembered their homeland in West Asia, and relying on the world-famous unity and tenacity, the Jews were still not assimilated and annihilated after a thousand years of wandering.
Judaism, as a religion belonging to the Jews themselves, also played an important role in maintaining the dispersion of Jews without dispersion, and the Jews scattered around the world were always able to identify with each other and firmly unite together, inheriting and maintaining national consciousness and feelings.
(The history of the Jews is worth studying))
Europe has always lived with two wandering peoples of more than 10 million peoples, the Jews and the Gypsies, and now the Jews have fulfilled their dream of returning home and established their own state in West Asia, while the Gypsies are still wandering.
They are also wandering peoples, but the results are different, and the reason for this, I think, is whether they can be scattered and not scattered.
Gypsies have no concept of national consciousness, only think of "there is wine in this day and drunk in this day", and they do not have a strong sense of identification with the motherland, but just blindly disperse in various places.
(Gypsy)
Although the Gypsies also have a national identity, but because there is no common religion or national culture to maintain the scattered compatriots, the national feelings and cohesion can not be maintained, the Gypsies everywhere are fragmented, scattered, each living in their own small circle, their unity and cohesion is not the same as the Jews.
(Return of Jews to Israel)
History is the best textbook, whether the book is domestic or imported, we must read it carefully, and we must look at it well, so that it can play its due role in our struggle and pursuit of our dreams.
The Jews' dream of returning home for a thousand years enlightens us that a nation is a community of destiny, with one prosperity and one loss. There is hope only when one's own destiny is linked to the fate of the nation.