diaspora
ప్రవాస
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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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The Jewish Austrian intellectual elite was, in fact, scattered around the globe in the 'diaspora' caused by the Second World War.
The concept of 'diaspora' originally referred to those Jews who lived outside Judaea.
These groupings permitted Subiros to address interconnected themes such as the increasing migration to urban centers within the continent, and the 'diaspora' from those centers to the West.
The song is something of a social commentary, dealing with the issue of Haitian identity in the 'diaspora' .
the 'diaspora' of boat people from Asia
Not knowing when Passover began, communities in the 'diaspora' observed an additional day.
French photographer and social anthropologist Frederic Brenner has been chronicling the Jewish 'diaspora' in more than 40 countries since 1978.
Jewish people remember the 'diaspora' well; this is why they are Jewish people.
Much of the author's fiction involves, for instance, her search for an authorial voice with which to tell, or rather retell, the stories of partially dispossessed women across the 'diaspora' .
And then there are other concerns: as with any other artificially created community the 'diaspora' is a profoundly varied ‘group’.
The south Asian 'diaspora' in the United Kingdom comprises Indians (predominantly Gujaratis and Punjabis), Sri Lankans, Pakistanis, and Bangladeshis.
The Sephardic tradition originated in the Babylonian community; with the 'diaspora' it took root in Spain and Africa, and moved on from there.
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?
Themes of emigration, pilgrimage, 'diaspora' , exile and new homelands are woven into the psalms and canticles.
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.
All these stories connect across and beyond the continent, as Africans reached out to the 'diaspora' and elsewhere to form new identities as a means of countering forces that would subordinate them.
It could be argued that Ross didn't visit enough places, since the 'diaspora' is limited to Paris, London, Brazil, Toronto and Ghana.
You need to find the 'diaspora' and tell them to give back something to South Africa, because they should be part of a strategy to improve the future of the country.
The main centre of the 'diaspora' is now the USA, with some 6 million Jews.
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.
Apart from members of the diaspora investing back home, the government should help Indian industry set up base in countries where there is a significant Indian 'diaspora' .
They are created and practiced in Africa as well as across the African 'diaspora' (communities outside of continental Africa inhabited by peoples of African descent).
If the Exodus of Miriam and the Jewish people goes back to the expulsion from Egypt and the history of the Diaspora, my own 'diaspora' goes back to the departure from Chile, my small childhood paradise.
Loaded had some interesting features, in particular the conflict between a young gay man's search for identity and the expectations of society, family and the Greek 'diaspora' in Melbourne's working class suburbs.
the Ukrainian 'diaspora' flocked back to Kiev
So… is it possible that Bhansali is planning a grand American release aimed at the mainstream audience, and not just the 'diaspora' ?
It makes me uncomfortable to read a rather disparaging presentation of Jewish 'diaspora' .
the Ukrainian 'diaspora' flocked back to Kiev
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.
African Americans and black people from the 'diaspora' often have great expectations for their first visit to Africa.
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