LETTERS
Emigrate? No nation wants us

IN reply to Shlomo Ezagui's letter - headed Why black hats had nothing to celebrate - I would like to answer his question: What has Israel done for the black hats?

The only solution for the black hats in Israel if they do not like the politics of the Israeli parties is to just pack their bags and emigrate.

One may then ask: Emigrate to where? Which country in the world would accept hundreds, if not thousands, of Jewish people?

Remember that ill-fated ship the St Louis that sailed from Hamburg to Cuba in 1939 with hundreds of Jewish people from Germany and Austria fleeing Nazi Germany?

The world's governments of different eras only accommodate the influx of the Jewish people if - and when - it suits them.

To prove the point, perhaps that may be the reason the black hats stay in Israel. For no country except Eretz Yisrael wants us.

A Jewish land for the Jewish people, irrespective of how frum one may be.

S Miller,
Cheetham,
Manchester.

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