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The state of Israel was created in 1948 following the War of Independence. The new state made it possible for those displaced to find a way around the limitations created by Great Britain. Therefore, the first immigrants to come to Israel were survivors of the Holocaust, coming from Germany, Austria, or camps.

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1. Every migration flow generates return or counter-migration.

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1. Every migration flow generates return or counter-migration.

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Great Britain created a series of immigration laws which, prior to 1948, resulted in return.

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2. The majority of migrants move a short distance.

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2. The majority of migrants move a short distance.

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This relates to the Jewish migration since most immigrants didn't travel far. They traveled just enough to escape persecution.

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3. Migrants who migrate long distances go to big cities.

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3. Migrants who migrate long distances go to big cities.

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Those who came to the new state of Israel migrated to big cities. Jerusalem, which is now a well known city where Jews gather, was a big city they gathered in.

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4. Urban residents are less migratory than inhabitants of rural areas.

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4. Urban residents are less migratory than inhabitants of rural areas.

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Jews who resided in more rural areas were able to make a better migration since their leaving wouldn't go as noticed as residents in the cities. Urban residents were controlled by Nazis who resided in bigger cities and weren't as able to leave.

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The Mass Migration to Israel of the 1950's

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The Mass Migration to Israel of the 1950's

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https://www.myjewishlearning.com/article/the-mass-migration-of-the-1950s/

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Although the first influx of Jews came from European countries, the second wave had Jews who came from countries in Asia and Africa. The survivors coming from Asia and Africa tended to have more children while the European Jews tended to have more elderly people. The European Jews were typically more educated as well.

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Children in the Yemenite Immigrants' Camp

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Children in the Yemenite Immigrants' Camp

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Some of the first immigrants to come to Israel were Holocaust survivors

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Many immigrants began coming during war time.

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World War II and the persecution against Jews (the Holocaust) was a factor that pushed Jews to immigrate to other countries.

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The Jews left their homes in their home countries because they were put in a situation (the Holocaust) that made them migrate.

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The Jewish people left their home countries and colonized in big cities in Israel such as Jerusalem. They made the cities their own and changed in to their benefit since Jerusalem is now well known for being a Jewish city.

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Between the years 1948 and 1951 there was the largest influx of immigrants to Israel that the country had ever experienced.

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5. Families are less likely to move than young adults. 

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5. Families are less likely to move than young adults. 

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This relates to the Jewish migration since it was difficult for those escaping persecution to leave all at once. It was both easier and safer for people to leave individually.

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Before Israel was established as a country, Great Britain had placed immigration laws in 1945.

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This migration was definitely international since Jews relocated to other countries and therefore crossed international borders.