Popeyesays
Well-Known Member
Until the Toleration Edict of 1843, Jews were restricted from returning from Europe, Spain, and other places to the Holy Land. Jewish re-settlement was patient and acceptable until the Zionist movement began and in particular the Balfour Decision FUELED Zionism so intensely at the end of the First World War. From that time on the British tried to put a lid on Jewish settlement to avoid honoring the Balfour Decision and the Jewish pioneers came anyway - mostly illegally. This continued with rising Arab hostility until 1947 when the issue of independence for Israel and Trans-Jordan was before the brand-new United Nations.Deut 13:1 said:So what changed, why the hate?
Until the beginning of the last century Muslim/Jewish relations can only be described as good.
Regards,
Scott