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This would be appropriate reparations for the Holocaust, would give Palestinians back their land, and would provide a Jewish state that would be safe (right?) amidst European countries who are not anti-Semitic (right?).
So what do you think Germany, the EU, and the USA will say?
Yea I mean I could be wrong but I'm pretty sure Jewish people wouldn't want to live in Germany and it's probably a bad idea regardless
It wouldn't be Germany any more and any Germans still trespassing there should just go home to Germany or Belgium or wherever.
If my neighbor tries to kill me and my family, most systems of justice would give me restitution from my neighbor and those who helped him. Doesn't matter how much I want restitution from the guy across town who had nothing to do with the crime, he shouldn't suffer for a crime he didn't commit.
Does this mean Israel should be relocated to Japan?
Imperial Japan was actually weirdly nice to Jewish people despite being in the Axis. They kinda looked at Nazi ideology and concluded that if Jews did control the banks and media, Japan should get them on side.
But hey, let's compromise and just put New Israel in the Baltic States and Banderite Ukraine.
i heard that on chapo but i don't think it's reliable or true, considering there is also anti-Semitism in Japan.
the real sakhalin solution
Berlin has a large Israeli community and a lot of Jewish people from former USSR member states moved to Germany after the fall as well. Our Jewish community isn't as big as that in the US, but it is there. I agree it would have been a problematic idea immediately after WW2, tho, can't see many Jewish people wanting to move to Germany back then.