Why do Gypsies and Jews have similar experiences but different results?

1, out of the belief in the same god, Europeans will not be too difficult for Jews;

2. Jews are richer than Gypsies, not a little;

3. Jews do not object to the ethnic integration of other languages, but Gypsies are a closed family.

4. Jewish culture has its own motherland, which is Israel, but Gypsies don't. India regards them as fourth-class citizens and Europe regards them as second-class citizens. They don't communicate with people too much, but only engage in divination, singing and dancing, and don't marry people. People who wander around, work around and have no jobs often become criminals or live on social welfare, resulting in social discrimination.

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Jews have experienced hardships in history. As early as ancient times, Palestine, the homeland of Jews for generations, was repeatedly ravaged by Assyrians, Chaldeans and Romans, and finally had to leave their homeland and be scattered around the world for more than 2,000 years.

In modern times, the fate of the Jewish nation has been troubled and devastated. Not to mention anti-Semitism all over Europe, there were 6 million Jews who died at the hands of the Nazis during World War II alone. It was not until after the war 1947 that Jews established Israel, realized their dream of rejuvenating the country and had their own homes.