Yup, I believe that there weren't massive expulsions. Something like that wouldn't have gone unnoticed. But those states did enough (did a lot, I would say) those Jews to leave those countries. Kind of a silent expulsion.
Israel was everything but a secure place to live in those years. I don't think they'd have left Egypt or Iraq for Israel if they didn't feel much safer even in the insecure Israel.
It can not be compared to what was happening to the Palestinians in Israel. Only a sick man can make such comparison, but the topic was about "Jews going to Europe" and I don't think it's right to dismiss those Jews who didn't come from Europe and to take their right of their properties in Egypt, just because they left "without being forced to do so".
No need to tell you that I see the whole "Jews back to Europe" argument stupid, but if we play that game, then what I said in those two replies and what I say now applies.
So if Seven needs to give his house to a Jewish family, Bisco needs to do it too.
Israel was everything but a secure place to live in those years. I don't think they'd have left Egypt or Iraq for Israel if they didn't feel much safer even in the insecure Israel.
It can not be compared to what was happening to the Palestinians in Israel. Only a sick man can make such comparison, but the topic was about "Jews going to Europe" and I don't think it's right to dismiss those Jews who didn't come from Europe and to take their right of their properties in Egypt, just because they left "without being forced to do so".
No need to tell you that I see the whole "Jews back to Europe" argument stupid, but if we play that game, then what I said in those two replies and what I say now applies.
So if Seven needs to give his house to a Jewish family, Bisco needs to do it too.
so we accept this fait accompli view, then all it takes is for the arabs to kick out the jews somehow, then wait a generation or 2 for their actions to become legitimate?
