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Answer 1
Israel was under British territory until the end of World War 2, when they gave it up to the Jewish community around the world so they could be free from prosecution in other countries.
Answer 2
Yes, assuming "Always" refers to "all periods of time when there have been Jews in some place in the world" as opposed to "all moments since the Big Bang". There have always been Jews in Israel since Judaism's inception. (Scholars place this at around 2500 years ago while Religious Jews place this at around 3800 years ago.)
Now, this does not mean that the Jews were the majority or that they were in any way connected to the government or rulership of the territory. For example, in 1918, the British census showed a 7% Jewish population, which is a small minority.
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How are judaism and Israel alike?
Israel is the homeland of the Jews. The word Israel also refers to all the Jews in the world.
What percent of all Jews live in Israel?
41% of all Jews live in israel
What percentage of Jews living in Israel were born there?
Out of approximately 76 percent of the Jews in Israel, roughly 67 were born in Israel.
What percentage of Jews living in Israel are converted Jews?
Good question! In Israel, only Orthodox Jews can perform conversions.
Where do some Jews consider their homeland?
Many Jews consider Israel to be their homeland.
Which ethnic group is Israel most influenced by?
Jews, since Israel is 75% Jewish.
How many more Jews are there in the Diaspora than Israel?
At present, there are 6 million Jews in Israel and 8 million Jews elsewhere.
Are Jews and Israel the same?
There are Jews all over the world. The one who live in Israel are Israeli Jews, like those in the U.S called American Jews.
What is a sentence with the word Israel?
Israel is a country of Jews.
What is the largest minority group in Israel?
Jews
Where is home for the Jews?
israel is a state designated to jews.
What type of religion did Israel used to have?
Israel was established by Jews, and has been predominantly Jewish throughout history (with the exception of the 1st -19th Centuries) but it has always had citizens of many religions.
