Baibars_1260
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Do really believe this biblical story?How many Jews were left after the Egyptians drove them out?
The inscriptions deciphered by the Rosetta stone has allowed the archeologists to decipher Egyptian history. So far there is no archeological evidence that the Red Sea parted. Roman actions against Jewish kingdoms are far better documented including the revolt in 70 AD resulting in the destruction of the second temple.
As of 2018 there are 14.6–17.8 million Jews globally as documented by the Berman Jewish DataBank, which is less than 0.2 percent of the total world population.How many survived Hitler?
Yes they are growing So what's your point?
You are also discounting the fact that the global Jewish community is deeply divided into the Haredim, Ashkenazis, etc. as well as secular agnostic atheist Jews.
Will they establish the Kingdom of David from the "Nile to the Euphrates"?
We have 150,000 Indian origin Parsis.
5 million Kurdish Zoroastrians.
And close to 2 million Iranian Zoroastrians.
5 million Kurdish Zoroastrians speak a completely different language from the Iranian Zoroastrians and likewise the Iranian Zoroastrians don't speak Gujarati like their Indian counterparts.
Again, will they re-establish the Persian Kingdom of Cyrus?
There is no historical or anthropological evidence, that a resurgence can occur with such a small population group with no country, military base or territory to operate from. The native Americans should have regained their territories by now.It's a start. Of the resurgence.
Bottom line is that the Atash is far from extinct.
It takes one spark to build a raging fire.
The once conquered and depopulated Muslims of Central Asia finally expelled most of the Mongols ( those who remained converted). This was simply because a critical mass of their population survived and they were militarily supported by friendly external Muslim nations to wage a bloody campaign that lasted 100 years. Likewise the Spaniards in Andalusia were able to re-establish a Christian kingdom because they had support from other Christian nations in the region ( Portugal etc.).
As far as I can see, the middle East already is engulfed in a raging fire.
Lets see how far and how strong it will burn.
And what will emerge from the rakhyu ..
The Middle East has been on fire for the last 2500 years from the time the Hittites battled the Medes ; the Assyrians battled the Israelites.,
What emerged from there were three mono-theistic religions two of which spread far beyond the Middle East to cover 55% of the world's population or a total of 4.2 billion people ( 2015 figures, Pew Research).
The Indian sub-continent was not very peaceful either and a well documented massive war was fought over an inter-family gambling debt. Something did come out of it which was a sense of righteousness. We hope this sense of righteousness and justice prevails, though at the moment it doesn't seem likely.