If by "new nether land" you mean the former Dutch colony of New Netherland, yes. The first Jews arrived in New Amsterdam in 1654. New Amsterdam was the capital of the colony and was on the south end of Manhattan island, now the heart of New York City. Most of the new arrivals were refugees from Recife, Brazil, a former Dutch colony that had just been conquered by Portugal. Governor Peter Stuyvesant objected to Jewish settlement, but he was overruled by the Dutch West India Company.
Dutch. That is why it is called New Netherlands.
Nether land's New York new zealand new England
As Jews settle in new places.
Hudson River
settler
Most Jews in the U.S. live in New York and California.
England
A pioneer
to have more land than there country
Sweden
it was a new land an they thought it would be awesome
There were not many poor people who were willing to migrate to new Netherlands