diaspora
ਵੱਸਦੇ
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Even if, as Sharon postulates, there is a further incoming of 1 million Jews from the diaspora , there is an inevitability about population trends which would threaten the very existence of a Jewish state.
Jews living outside Israel.
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Religious studies and philosophy, as well as the natural sciences and ecology also bring promising perspectives to the study of identity, language, and memory in Africa and the 'diaspora' .
It should be remembered that it was globalized racism which created the necessity for the supranational flag of 'diaspora' and cultural nationalism.
Their experiences contribute another chapter to a small literature on the 'diaspora' of Italian Jews to Australia as a result of Mussolini's racial decrees.
A consequence of the Hindu 'diaspora' is an increased number of Hindus marrying outside their community, as subsequent generations become more and more identified with their new country.
No one can ever criticise the Jewish 'diaspora' for asserting Israel's right to exist.
Stephen Marks remarked that the 'diaspora' were supporting Israel as a form of ‘insurance policy’ Zionism.
Not knowing when Passover began, communities in the 'diaspora' observed an additional day.
The catalogue ends with Mark Sealy's interview of Stuart Hall, who addresses the positionality of black artists in the 'diaspora' and opens a dialogue on issues of race, identity, and stereotyping.
Jewish people remember the 'diaspora' well; this is why they are Jewish people.
It would be a sad irony if, in the process of trying to strengthen Jewish identity, programs like Birthright Israel ended up undermining the 'diaspora' 's theological and spiritual dignity.
Authors cover a wide span of issues ranging from life to death, from this world to the world to come, from medicine to mediation, and from traditional cultures to the 'diaspora' in the west.
Enforced ethnic cleansing and poor economic prospects at home caused a 'diaspora' which tested national flexibility.
So… is it possible that Bhansali is planning a grand American release aimed at the mainstream audience, and not just the 'diaspora' ?
The institutional structures of colonial India frequently provided models for the organization of Indian classical music, first in India and then beyond in the 'diaspora' .
For subsequent generations of the 'diaspora' , the cultural climate they are reared in is far more compelling a force than a romanticised India their earlier generations may be nostalgic about.
the 'diaspora' of boat people from Asia
There has always been a Somali elite, many in the 'diaspora' .
the 'diaspora' of boat people from Asia
the Ukrainian 'diaspora' flocked back to Kiev
Could not Paul have experienced, particularly in the 'diaspora' , a Judaism so set upon maintaining its boundary markers, and so proud of them, that the markers became ends in themselves?
This is where some background reading on the Bible would have come in handy: at the time of Jesus the majority of Jews already lived in the 'diaspora' .
And if it weren't for the 'diaspora' 's demands, might Turkey long ago have opened its border and allowed for the kind of long-term economic development that Armenia needs?
Historically, as we have seen, the concept of 'diaspora' refers to the dispersion of the Jews as a scripturally narrativized spiritual experience.
At that stage the 'diaspora' was connected through the personal chains of migration between national territories not yet systematically regulated by passports and border controls.
None of the sins of these people should be visited upon the members of the 'diaspora' at large.
It makes me uncomfortable to read a rather disparaging presentation of Jewish 'diaspora' .
The answer is that living with uncertainty in the Land of our roots is still far superior to the security of being firmly established in the 'diaspora' .
Campaign contributions and the votes of the 'diaspora' are crucially important in home country politics.
By the same token the hulls come to embody notions of flight, 'diaspora' , immigration and emigration.
The concept of 'diaspora' originally referred to those Jews who lived outside Judaea.
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