You have a fundamental lack of understanding of how connected Jewish immigrants from Europe feel towards the country their ancestors came from.
As a descendant of people from Ukraine (among quite a few other countries) - please do explain.
Long before the russian revolution there was a lot of conflict in eastern europe with things like serfdom, pogroms, cossacks and various other things. Although a lot of them eventually ended up in Israel, the united states or in western europe, I'd guess that the majority of jews worldwide lived in eastern europe circa 1860 and there was a lot of conflict between the jewish and orthodox populations in general. It was around this time (late 19th, early 20th century) that a lot of them came over to the united states.
Understandably, there are grudges toward eastern Europe after what happened 120ish years ago and more recently the expulsion of the oligarchs from Russia around twenty years ago. Putin (as well as Orban and the polish government) seem to be a resurrection of the pre-1917 governments in those countries and a threat to the kind of neoliberal/NGO/megacorp technocracy that they are increasingly trying to implement in the united states. So as a result you see a lot of color revolutions going on in that part of the world like Ukraine and Belarus. I also suspect that there have been talks (but never acted on) of doing color revolutions in Hungary and Russia also.
You'd
guess that a majority of world Jewry in 1860 lived in Eastern Europe? You're aware that this is something that can be looked up, right? And that you
would have looked up before making a thread like this, if you actually cared about Jewish history as anything other than a backstory for your deranged, bigoted ideas about the present.
