During the centenary exile from their homeland, the Jews tried to establish the formation of their own state in the territory of Palestine by various agreements, petitions, dialogues, convictions, which they considered to have historical rights. Although a certain number of Jews already lived in the territory of Palestine, most of them lived in scattering throughout Europe and the world, and the official Jewish state, recognized by the international community, did not exist until after the WWII. As a result of the Holocaust during the Second World War, the Uniten Nations, as the homeland of the Jewish, designated the state of Israel.
