Which event contributed most significantly to the settlement of Muslim people in Israel
A: exodus
B: diaspora
C: Holocaust
D: world of war I I
My answer is C
No.
None of these answers is right. Muslims are the followers of the religion of Islam which began in the 600s A.D.
The exodus and diaspora both apply to ancient Jews. The Holocaust and World War II brought Jews back to Israel.
None of these answers are about Muslims in Israel.
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I go to con nexus and I have the same question
1:D
2:A
3:C
4:A
5:B
6:A
7:C
8:B
9:A
10:C
11:A
12:C
13:B
14:B
15:B
16:D
17:A
18:B
19:B
20:A
21:C
22:C
23:A
24:A
25:D
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The event that contributed most significantly to the settlement of Muslim people in Israel is the diaspora, not the Holocaust.
The diaspora refers to the forced dispersal or migration of a specific ethnic or religious group from their homeland. In the case of Muslim people in Israel, the diaspora refers to the dispersion of many Muslim communities across different regions due to various historical circumstances.
To determine the correct answer, we need to consider the historical context and understand each event listed:
A) The exodus generally refers to the departure of the Israelites from Egypt as described in the Old Testament. While it has historical significance for the Jewish people, it does not directly pertain to the settlement of Muslim people in Israel.
B) The diaspora is the dispersion of Jewish people from their historical homeland, particularly during the Roman Empire's conquest of Judea. This event is highly relevant as it led to the settlement of Muslim people in Israel, primarily because it created vacancies and opportunities for other communities in the region.
C) The Holocaust, a tragic event during World War II, resulted in the persecution and mass murder of millions of Jews. While the Holocaust had a significant impact on Jewish history and the establishment of Israel, it does not directly contribute to the settlement of Muslim people in the country.
D) World War II, mentioned as "world of war I I," was a global conflict. While it had massive geopolitical consequences and reshaped the Middle East, it does not directly relate to Muslim settlement in Israel.
Considering these explanations, the correct answer is B) diaspora, as it directly affected the migration and settlement of Muslim communities in Israel.