Developereo
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Yes there is duality, but when Zionism was first and foremost a national movement and not religious. Israel was considered a home for Jewish people, not Jewish religion. Religious Jews strongly opposed Zionism in the beginning.
In Israel's declaration of independence for example the only mention of word "religion" is where it says that people of all religions should be equal.
When it comes to immigration to Israel 99.9% migrate for their ancestry, just as Germans migrate to Germany.
See, I accept that the Jewish people have a right to a safe homeland, but I don't agree with how Israel came about and how others had to suffer to make that a reality.
Your comparison with Germany is void because the Germans didn't displace locals to make room for the German race. The Germans don't have a constitutional mandate to maintain a "Germanic race homeland" by adjusting immigration and evicting undesirables based purely on race.