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After the War of Independence on December 1, 1947, the relationship between the Jews and Arabs remained hostile towards each another. With the amount of Jews increasing at a significant rate over the past century in Israel, it has not helped this relationship out. The formation of Israel's people in the simple demographic sense is still far from stabilized and may undergo far-reaching changes in the coming decade. The final settlement of the status of the occupied territories and their Arab population, and the opening of the gates of immigration to the Jews from the Soviet Union are two main factors on how Israel will be affected. Due to the increase in the population in Israel, the people have a more elusive sense of national identity and character. With the massive influx of immigrants in the post statehood period, they have loosened many of the bonds of prestateahood community, and precipitated a process of change in the character of people that is still going on today. However, with this entire change-taking place, the main concern is whether or not Jewish nationalism was ever established in the fight for their independence. "Was nationalism and its national expression, the pioneering ideology of conquering the land - f
When winter rain came the ash turned into mud, the Israelis made new compounds with asphalt floors and small shower rooms to improve conditions during the rainy season. The future between these two groups will be an issue because of the territories that they own. For farmers with large families, their incomes have declined compared to urban incomes, leaving them limited options. There is not one nation that can relate to the inhuman treating of the Jews. The Jewish revolution is not the first or only one in the history of the world, but perhaps is the most difficult. The tragedy of the Jews is that we are not part of any order. When it comes down to it in reality, despite everything, "it does depend on us: on the Jewish people, the Yishuv in the homeland, the labor movement, and the pioneer youth. "Considering that Israel had already an Arab minority of 460,000 whose natural growth rate was a phenomenal forty per thousand (compared with sixteen per thousand Jews), how many more Arabs could Israel absorb without losing its Jewish character and/ or some of its other prized characteristics, such as democracy and a "healthy" social structure" (99, Safran). "These pogroms renewed tsarist repression, and the dislocation of Jewish life caused by the beginning of the industrial revolution in Russia had set in motion the most massive Jewish migration in history" (86, Safran). The economy was young and small when Israel was established, and was not given the opportunity for any significant number of people to accumulate large amounts of capitol. The first two imperatives of the Jewish revolution are to guard jealously the independence, the inner moral and intellectual freedom, of the movement and the unity of protagonists. Immigration dates back all the way to the 1880's and continued in to the early 1900's. Immigrants are being called from all over the world from America to Iraq to help fulfill this "dream". The absorption of immigrants into this land will be a difficult task than ever before and will require of us new and unprecedented efforts.
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