Britain and the United States chose three plots of land for Jews to establish a country. Why did Jews refuse?

The three plots chosen by British and American Jews were Patagonia in South America, Sinai Peninsula in Africa and Uganda, but they were eventually abandoned by Jews, who still centered on Bellestan. Why did Jews refuse?

188 1 year, the Jews started the Zionist movement and had to mention one person, that is, Hecl of Austria-Hungary. Under his leadership, Jews started the Zionist movement, and the Zionist area was set in Palestine from the beginning, because it was the hometown of Jews, but at this time Palestine was still a region of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Independence from Austria-Hungary is quite difficult, so

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Seeing the Jews' enthusiasm for the restoration of the country, Britain and the United States decided to win over the Jews and began to help them restore the country. One: Patagonia in South America. At that time, the United States had just risen. Americans took the lead in choosing the first land for Jews, that is Patagonia in South America. Because Patagonia was incorporated into the territory of Argentina at this time, it can actually be manipulated. But the Jews felt that it was not suitable for the founding of the country. They personally sent people to investigate and found that Patagonia is very close to the South Pole and the climate is very bad. In cold weather all the year round, the wind is biting.

Patagonia region

Two: Sinai Peninsula Britain saw that the Jews didn't value Patagonia, so it decided to separate a piece of its own country's colony for the Jews to build a country. This place is Sinai Peninsula. In fact, the Sinai Peninsula is ok, it is close to Palestine, and it also guards the Suez Canal. Geographically speaking, it is very good for Jews to establish a country here.

Indeed, Hecl is also very happy. Although the land area is not large, there are enough Jews living here. When the Jews were ready to start the implementation, they found a fatal problem, that is, the Sinai Peninsula was seriously short of water. It turns out that the Sinai Peninsula has a large desert area and little precipitation, so the British naturally know that it can help Jews draw water from the Nile, but the amount of work is huge. Moreover, the technology at that time was not as good as it is now, so Hecl had to give up.

Three: Africa, Uganda, the British themselves were embarrassed and didn't help them, so they went around again. This time, they helped the Jews choose a piece of land, Uganda in Africa. However, after the Jews visited Uganda, they found that Uganda was not suitable for the founding of the country. There used to be a Cyprus, but it was opposed by Greece and Russia.

In the end, the Jews chose to establish a state in Palestine, because the Ottoman emperor Hamid II died, and when the third one succeeded to the throne, he liked the intelligence of the Jews, and the most important thing was the wealth of the Jews. The main reason why Jews decided to establish a state in Palestine is that their ancestors once lived here, and eventually a large number of Jews entered Palestine and established Israel there.

In fact, the Jewish dream of founding a country was in the United States or Europe, but it was finally established in Palestine.