Well, mine was just an extreme suggestion. I said that they can stay. I meant the Israelis, yes. You know, the great issue is that Judaism is both a nation and a religion.
Actually nobody in America has ever persecuted them. IN Europe they would be welcome in any state
Would it be a great sacrifice to be citizen of an Islamic state?
Let's start with number one, shall we?
The modern state of Israel has members of all religions and many different nationalities. The notion of the Jewish people being a nation is in reference to the political identifiers of nation and state. A nation is a group of people who share a common identity, and can be based on number of things such a shared history, religion, cultural affinity, genetic ties, or a number of other criteria. A state, on the other hand, is a political organization with borders and institutions.
I really don't care if you said they can stay; you also called for all Jews leave. And that is what I wish to discuss.
On to number two.
I'm sorry, but this response shows nothing but a complete lack of knowledge concerning the United States, Europe, history, or recent events. Jews have been discriminated against since the colonization of the United States, and have suffered the same treatment over the years here as they did in Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East. Today things are much better, particularly in regards to legal restrictions and protections, but it isn't always so rosy when looking at society at large. Similarly, Europe seem to becoming increasingly anti-Semitic, and Jews are being targeted fairly often.
Even if that weren't true, I don't know of a single modern country who would welcome a refugee population of close to 8 million with open arms, particularly when Europe forced that same population out less than a century ago.
And number three.
Based on your answer, I hope that you simply misunderstood my question.
I'm asking that, since you think the Jews should be removed from Israel, do you also think that Jews should be removed from all countries?