History of the Jews in the African Diaspora

Abstract

This paper intends to conduct a thorough study of the history of Jews in the African Diaspora. The facts and figures of the existence of Jews in the African Diaspora are studied and mentioned in this paper. The Jews are found to be playing a significant role despite being tagged as slaves and exiled from the state of Israel. The Africa and the African Diaspora had been achieving remarkable successes with the help and supports of these exiled Jews.

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Introduction1

Discussion1

The Lost Tribes of Israel2

Existence in African Diaspora2

Afro-centrism3

Great Cultural Heritage4

Ancient Ethiopians5

Racial Identity5

The White Jews6

Advancements in African Diaspora6

Role in Physical and Cultural Construction7

Achievements in Government7

Achievements in Technology8

Conclusion8

Endnotes10

History of the Jews in the African Diaspora

Introduction

The African Diaspora represents a globalized form of the people living in it, who were exiled or dispersed form a specific territory or geographical region. This term is actually literary based, used for the exiled or imprisoned people and their role in transforming the culture and traditions of the cosmopolitan. It basically relies on the fact that racism is presented as a sense of community for the cultural and historical aspects of Black people around the globe. It was initiated as a worldwide movement against the inferiority towards the black people. It basically includes people who own the similar historical background, either in terms of inferiority of discrimination.

Discussion

The history of Jews in the African Diaspora initiates from the era of Bible. There has been a notable increase in the Diaspora of Africa because of the shifting of Africans, and their associated beings to numerous other parts of the world. The increased level of Judaism in the African Diaspora was because of the fact of Conversion, which means a large number of people have shared and transformed their cultures resulting in multiplexed nature of culture. A number of people had converted to Jews either genetically or religiously.

The Lost Tribes of Israel

It happened in the eighth century B.C. when the Israeli tribes were exiled from the Northern Kingdom of Israel, and resulted as an unseen form of the Jews in history. As the days passed on, there were beliefs of reuniting the lost tribes of Israelis in a proper shape by the prophecies of Isaiah, Ezekiel and Jeremiah. This belief of these prophecies was so robust that it had greatly influenced the Western World and these influences are still present in the modern world. These tribes' fate regarding the fact of exile and the presented beliefs of their return has been under consideration via a number of faiths including Muslims, Christians, and the Jews. Theologians, historians, geographers, and the missionaries are still striving hard in the area of such a massive shifting of Israeli Tribes. They are being tracked on the world map, which has been resulted in the exploration of the fact that they are residing in numerous other regions with distinctions of the exiled Israelis.

Existence in African Diaspora

According to the George Shepperson and Joseph ...