Is this "history" true?

[Mwalimu-G]

Is this a lie and fabrication?!
A short history relating to the Jews over the past thousand years:
1080 – Expulsion from France.
1098 – Expulsion from the Czech Republic.
1113 - Expulsion from Kievan Rus (Vladimir Monomakh). 1113 – Massacre of Jews in Kiev.
1147 – Expulsion from France.
1171 – Expulsion from Italy.
1188 – Expulsion from England.
1198 – Expulsion from England.
1290 – Expulsion from England.
1298 - Expulsion from Switzerland (100 Jews executed by hanging).
1306 – Expulsion from France (3,000 burned alive).
1360 – Expulsion from Hungary.
1391 - Expulsion from Spain (30,000 executed, 5,000 burned alive).
1394 – Expulsion from France.
1407 – Expulsion from Poland.
1492 – Expulsion from Spain (law prohibiting Jews from entering the country forever).
1492 – Expulsion from Sicily.
1495 - Expulsion from Lithuania and Kiev.
1496 – Expulsion from Portugal.
1510 – Expulsion from England.
1516 – Expulsion from Portugal.
1516 - A law in Sicily allowed Jews to live only in ghettos.
1541 – Expulsion from Austria.
1555 – Expulsion from Portugal.
1555 - A law was issued in Rome allowing Jews to live in ghettos only.
1567 – Expulsion from Italy.
1570 – Expulsion from Germany (Brandenburg).
1580 – Expulsion from Novgorod (Ivan the Terrible).
1592 – Expulsion from France.
1616 – Expulsion from Switzerland.
1629 – Expulsion from Spain and Portugal (Philip IV).
1634 – Expulsion from Switzerland.
1655 – Expulsion from Switzerland.
1660 – Expulsion from Kyiv.
1701 – Complete expulsion from Switzerland (Edict of Philip V).
1806 - Napoleon's ultimatum. Badarja.
1828 – Expulsion from Kyiv.
1933 – Expulsion from Germany and genocide.
On May 14, 1948, the State of Israel was established on Palestinian lands. *Jews were expelled from all countries throughout history

 

[Cortedivoire]

 

[Mtumsafi]

Is this a lie and fabrication?!
A short history relating to the Jews over the past thousand years:
1080 – Expulsion from France.
1098 – Expulsion from the Czech Republic.
1113 - Expulsion from Kievan Rus (Vladimir Monomakh). 1113 – Massacre of Jews in Kiev.
1147 – Expulsion from France.
1171 – Expulsion from Italy.
1188 – Expulsion from England.
1198 – Expulsion from England.
1290 – Expulsion from England.
1298 - Expulsion from Switzerland (100 Jews executed by hanging).
1306 – Expulsion from France (3,000 burned alive).
1360 – Expulsion from Hungary.
1391 - Expulsion from Spain (30,000 executed, 5,000 burned alive).
1394 – Expulsion from France.
1407 – Expulsion from Poland.
1492 – Expulsion from Spain (law prohibiting Jews from entering the country forever).
1492 – Expulsion from Sicily.
1495 - Expulsion from Lithuania and Kiev.
1496 – Expulsion from Portugal.
1510 – Expulsion from England.
1516 – Expulsion from Portugal.
1516 - A law in Sicily allowed Jews to live only in ghettos.
1541 – Expulsion from Austria.
1555 – Expulsion from Portugal.
1555 - A law was issued in Rome allowing Jews to live in ghettos only.
1567 – Expulsion from Italy.
1570 – Expulsion from Germany (Brandenburg).
1580 – Expulsion from Novgorod (Ivan the Terrible).
1592 – Expulsion from France.
1616 – Expulsion from Switzerland.
1629 – Expulsion from Spain and Portugal (Philip IV).
1634 – Expulsion from Switzerland.
1655 – Expulsion from Switzerland.
1660 – Expulsion from Kyiv.
1701 – Complete expulsion from Switzerland (Edict of Philip V).
1806 - Napoleon's ultimatum. Badarja.
1828 – Expulsion from Kyiv.
1933 – Expulsion from Germany and genocide.
On May 14, 1948, the State of Israel was established on Palestinian lands. *Jews were expelled from all countries throughout history

Question is why are they so persecuted? Kwani ni watu sumbua aje

 

[Kasaman]

Is this a lie and fabrication?!
A short history relating to the Jews over the past thousand years:
1080 – Expulsion from France.
1098 – Expulsion from the Czech Republic.
1113 - Expulsion from Kievan Rus (Vladimir Monomakh). 1113 – Massacre of Jews in Kiev.
1147 – Expulsion from France.
1171 – Expulsion from Italy.
1188 – Expulsion from England.
1198 – Expulsion from England.
1290 – Expulsion from England.
1298 - Expulsion from Switzerland (100 Jews executed by hanging).
1306 – Expulsion from France (3,000 burned alive).
1360 – Expulsion from Hungary.
1391 - Expulsion from Spain (30,000 executed, 5,000 burned alive).
1394 – Expulsion from France.
1407 – Expulsion from Poland.
1492 – Expulsion from Spain (law prohibiting Jews from entering the country forever).
1492 – Expulsion from Sicily.
1495 - Expulsion from Lithuania and Kiev.
1496 – Expulsion from Portugal.
1510 – Expulsion from England.
1516 – Expulsion from Portugal.
1516 - A law in Sicily allowed Jews to live only in ghettos.
1541 – Expulsion from Austria.
1555 – Expulsion from Portugal.
1555 - A law was issued in Rome allowing Jews to live in ghettos only.
1567 – Expulsion from Italy.
1570 – Expulsion from Germany (Brandenburg).
1580 – Expulsion from Novgorod (Ivan the Terrible).
1592 – Expulsion from France.
1616 – Expulsion from Switzerland.
1629 – Expulsion from Spain and Portugal (Philip IV).
1634 – Expulsion from Switzerland.
1655 – Expulsion from Switzerland.
1660 – Expulsion from Kyiv.
1701 – Complete expulsion from Switzerland (Edict of Philip V).
1806 - Napoleon's ultimatum. Badarja.
1828 – Expulsion from Kyiv.
1933 – Expulsion from Germany and genocide.
On May 14, 1948, the State of Israel was established on Palestinian lands. *Jews were expelled from all countries throughout history

Why and how did they occupy holy land ?

 

[Mwalimu-G]

Why and how did the occupy holy land ?

They claimed it as their ancestral home with the help of the west after being away since 1096 CE.

 

[Masked Titan]

Research on the Khazarian mafia history will reveal that the current so called Jews of modern day Israel aren't semits, have no genetic connection with the Jews of the bible, they are in fact Eastern Europeans masquerading as ethnic jews

 

[zapp_brannigan]

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Mkuu, maini ni gani kwa hii mali ya Embu or is it Maua ?

 

[Mwalimu-G]

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Zionism, Jewish nationalist movement that has had as its goal the creation and support of a Jewish national state in Palestine, the ancient homeland of the Jews (Hebrew: Eretz Yisraʾel, “the Land of Israel”). Though Zionism originated in eastern and central Europe in the latter part of the 19th century, it is in many ways a continuation of the ancient attachment of the Jews and of the Jewish religion to the historical region of Palestine, where one of the hills of ancient Jerusalem was called Zion.
A brief treatment of Zionism follows. For fuller treatments, see Israel: Zionism; Judaism: Zionism.

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Israel: Zionism
In the 16th and 17th centuries a number of “messiahs” came forward trying to persuade Jews to “return” to Palestine. The Haskala (“Jewish Enlightenment”) movement of the late 18th century, however, urged Jews to assimilate into Western secular culture. In the early 19th century interest in a return of the Jews to Palestine was kept alive mostly by Christian millenarians. Despite the Haskala, eastern European Jews did not assimilate and, in reaction to tsarist pogroms, formed the Ḥovevei Ẕiyyon (“Lovers of Zion”) to promote the settlement of Jewish farmers and artisans in Palestine.
A political turn was given to Zionism by Theodor Herzl, an Austrian journalist who regarded assimilation as most desirable but, in view of anti-Semitism, impossible to realize. Thus, he argued, if Jews were forced by external pressure to form a nation, they could lead a normal existence only through concentration in one territory. In 1897 Herzl convened the first Zionist Congress at Basel, Switzerland, which drew up the Basel program of the movement, stating that “Zionism strives to create for the Jewish people a home in Palestine secured by public law.”
The centre of the movement was established in Vienna, where Herzl published the official weekly Die Welt (“The World”). Zionist congresses met yearly until 1901 and then every two years. When the Ottoman government refused Herzl’s request for Palestinian autonomy, he found support in Great Britain. In 1903 the British government offered 6,000 square miles (15,500 square km) of uninhabited Uganda for settlement, but the Zionists held out for Palestine.
At the death of Herzl in 1904, the leadership moved from Vienna to Cologne and then to Berlin. Prior to World War I, Zionism represented only a minority of Jews, mostly from Russia but led by Austrians and Germans. It developed propaganda through orators and pamphlets, created its own newspapers, and gave an impetus to what was called a “Jewish renaissance” in letters and arts. The development of the Modern Hebrew language largely took place during that period.

The failure of the Russian Revolution of 1905 and the wave of pogroms and repressions that followed caused growing numbers of Russian Jewish youth to emigrate to Palestine as pioneer settlers. By 1914 there were about 90,000 Jews in Palestine; 13,000 settlers lived in 43 Jewish agricultural settlements, many of them supported by the French Jewish philanthropist Baron Edmond de Rothschild.

Chaim Weizmann
Upon the outbreak of World War I, political Zionism reasserted itself, and its leadership passed to Russian Jews living in England. Two such Zionists, Chaim Weizmann and Nahum Sokolow, were instrumental in obtaining the Balfour Declaration from Great Britain (November 2, 1917), which promised British support for the creation of a Jewish national home in Palestine. The declaration was included in Britain’s League of Nations mandate over Palestine (1922). ...