Have the Jewish people retained their identity after the Diaspora?

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аrе thеrе still religious, observant jews? yes, οf course. аrе thеrе jews whο hаνе intermarried, ѕtοрреd being religious, аnd аrе really secular? unfortunately, yes. іѕ thеrе аn increasing number οf jews whο аrе becoming more interested аnd religious? yes. yes. (rесkοn chabad.) thе diaspora hаѕ unnatural jewry fοr better οr fοr worse – mostly worse – bυt іt саnnοt bе ѕаіd thаt jewish identity dοеѕ nοt exist today, οr thаt іt іѕ nοt appearance back.

7 Responses to “Have the Jewish people retained their identity after the Diaspora?”

  1. Nicole says:

    It depends on who you talk to. I reckon the Diaspora helped the grown-up Jews maintain an identity while younger ones either embraced it or rejected it.
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  2. acroyear137 says:

    yes for sure
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  3. --j-- says:

    i don’t reckon so. their "identity" or sense of it seem to be gradually diminishing since the diaspora. their unity now is not like the Jewish unity long ago.

    :)
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  4. soulsearcher says:

    Many jews like myself consider our situation diaspora. We still don’t control most of biblical Israel. We have no control of our most holiest site, Temple Mount. The government of Israel may have Jewish people in it but uses mostly western principles not Jewish principles.

    The ancient Jewish nation is still held together by Judaism in many places around the world.

    So 1) We are still in Diaspora 2) We still retain our identity. Even though I like Israel, I do not Spot as an Israeli but as a Jew. Many Israeli citizens who I know spot as Jews more then Israelis.
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  5. trixxie says:

    are there still religious, observant jews? yes, of course. are there jews who have intermarried, stopped being religious, and are really secular? unfortunately, yes. is there an increasing number of jews who are becoming more interested and religious? yes. yes. (reckon chabad.) the diaspora has unnatural jewry for better or for worse – mostly worse – but it cannot be said that jewish identity does not exist today, or that it is not appearance back.
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  6. Cheryl says:

    Yes, as well as being enriched by the other cultures in which we live, and enriching them in return.
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  7. Kevin7 says:

    yes i am one of them
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