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The Jewish migration during and after World War II is one of the most emotional and transformative chapters in modern history. As persecution intensified under Nazi rule, millions of Jewish families were forced to flee their homelands in search of safety and survival. Many looked toward Palestine, hoping to rebuild a national home, while others undertook long and uncertain journeys from Europe to the United States, escaping violence, war, and displacement.

After the war ended, the destruction was overwhelming. Entire towns had vanished, families were separated, and survivors were left without homes, documents, or citizenship. Refugee camps across Europe became temporary homes for thousands waiting for visas, aid, and acceptance into new countries. This mass movement of people reshaped the political, social, and cultural landscapes of the Middle East, America, and Europe