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    Emancipation and enlightenment were pivotal aspects of Jewish history and culture beginning in the eighteenth century and continuing through to the twentieth century. Influential political figures such as Mendelssohn laid the framework for Jewish political and social freedoms. This was a direct response to the oppression and anti-Semitism Jewish people have faced for hundreds of thousands of years. These harsh restrictions placed on Jews worldwide included, the prohibition of full citizenship, coerced

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    anyone can comprehend the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, one must understand the theory of Zionism. Theodor Herzl was the first Jew to have the idea of creating Israel. He was a witness of the Dreyfus affair, in which a Jewish officer was accused of treason, solely because he was Jewish. Herzl also witnessed mobs of people shouting “Death to the Jews”. This was the last straw for Herzl. Herzl decided that there needed to be a change so he made it one of his life goals to create a successful movement

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    This is seen with David Ben-Gurion, Israel’s first Prime Minister. Although he was a socialist he ultimately was a politician. The importance of politics is seen in the famous photo of him announcing the state of Israel right in front of Theodor Herzl a renowned political Zionist. Although these other aspects are important, the political approach is what combined everyone

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    in Western Europe.Other than that most struggled to achieve jobs “Anti-Semites were often members of the lower middle class who felt insecure in their social and economic position” (1). Theodor Herzl wanted Jews to form their own seperate state and the rights they couldn’t get in European countries. Herzl helped create a movement dedicated to rebuilding a Jewish state in Palestine. In 1897, in Switzerland the First Zionist Congress in Basel was

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    The settler colonialism is perceived from two different perspectives, one is positive and the other one is negative. It is also related to the genocide of the natives and indigenous people. The positive side of the settler colonialism is related to the building of a new colonial system that might offer more benefit as compared to the existing systems of colonies. However, the major negative impact of settler colonialism is about the elimination of the natives. It does not justify the settler colonialism

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    There were many conflicts that lead to religious wars in the Middle East or the Holy Land. History gives no valid claim to any piece of land; someone else was always there earlier. This gives reason that the Arabs and Israelis are not fighting about religion due to the fact that they are not trying to promote their faith. Many religions peoplehood are rooted in the Holy Land, such as Judaism and Christianity. The ancient Hebrews were almost continually at war and were conquered by Assyria, Persia

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    The Jewish community has faced many issues throughout the existence of their religion. Most people were not welcoming of the Jewish culture which had compelled them to face many different forms of catastrophe. One of the most familiar types of catastrophe that the Jews have faced is the Holocaust. Ever since the Jewish religion was created gentiles did not accept the Jewish customs. Religious intolerance against the Jews and the Holocaust were very degrading, but instead of rolling over, they rose

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    Many authors don’t have a choice in the language they are able to convey their story in. They are only fluent in one language, and so they speak and write in that language. For multilingual authors, particularly Jewish authors, there is a choice. Perhaps they are more fluent in one of their many languages rather than another, or perhaps they wish to convey something on a metalinguistic level, or contribute to a Jewish linguistic movement for a particular audience. Whatever their motivations for writing

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    Hannah Senesh, author of the poem “One Two Three”, was a Israeli-Hungarian pilot who fought for the rebel cause during WWII. Senesh was captured by the Hungarian army while she was on a mission with the Israeli paratroopers to rescue Hungarian Jews being deported to Auschwitz. Though she was brutally tortured, Senesh never gave the Hungarians information about her mission in order to protect the locations of her fellow soldiers who were still rescuing Hungarian Jews. Found guilty of treason, Senesh

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    Modern Middle East DBQ Edmund Burke once said “Those who don't know history are destined to repeat it.” Unfortunately, it seems that many people who have impacted the world have had a bad history teacher, as history continues to repeat itself to this day. One of the most prime examples of this is seen in the Middle East; where the Palestinian people are fighting against the Israelis over territory in which they both believe belongs to them. It has been a dispute which has resulted in loss of homes

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