حياة اليهود الغربيين الأشكناز في أوربا وأثرها في ظهور الحركة الصهيونية عام 1897

الملخص EN

The Ashkenazi sect belongs to German Jews or those of German descent, who lived in the middle ages in the countries that speak German, then spread to the east and west, and they maintained until recently their language "Yiddish", and was mainly the German language used in the middle ages, then some foreign vocabulary entered on it and deviated from the original German dialect and formed dialects that differed in the different regions and languages surrounding it.

this community of Jews has suffered from deprivation, the lack of a homeland of their own, and their subjugation to the rule of other nations, in addition to that the racist Jewish institutions sought to spread and support an aggressive and racist policy through its social upbringing.

the Jews were also active during the French revolution in 1789 in order to obtain equal rights for the French citizens, so the Jews took advantage of the principles raised by that revolution in (freedom, equality and fraternity), and after the revolution granted the Jews equal rights with the rest of the French, and that all of these things helped to find fertile ground for the implementation of the settlement project in Palestine, and instead of combating anti-Semitism to save the Jews, they used it to establish that colonial project, and some Jewish historians have called the Zionist movement Ashkenazi; this is because most of their leaders were Ashkenazim.