During the Renaissance, Jews faced significant restrictions on migration to various regions, particularly in parts of Europe. Countries like Spain and Portugal enforced strict policies, leading to the expulsion of Jews in the late 15th century, which effectively barred their migration to these nations. Additionally, many Italian city-states and regions in France had limitations on Jewish settlement, often confining them to specific areas or ghettoes. Overall, societal and religious prejudices heavily influenced these migration restrictions.
Poland
they were not allowed to leave the ghetto.
The Jews migrated to Palestine after World War 2.
yes i think
Before and during WWII.
Predominantly Catholic but there were Protestants and Jews in Western Europe during this period as well.
Jews
No, none of her various peoples were forced to migrate, though during the famines in the beginning and middle of her reign she excluded the Jews - who were not considered citizens - from emergency rations.
During the Holocaust, they couldn't practice their faith without dying.
Persecution forced the Jews to migrate to new regions.
The Romans never formally expelled the Jews; and Jews have lived in the Holy Land continuously during recent millenia, though sometimes in small numbers.
Yes, Jews are allowed to visit Qatar as tourists, but they are not allowed to reside in the country.