In his 1896 Judenstaat (“The Jews’ State”), Theodor Herzl, one of the founding fathers of political Zionism, described the choice facing the Jewish masses in Eastern Europe as one between “Palestine or the Argentine.” In retrospect, both countries fulfilled these Jewish hopes. The chapter surveys Jewish immigration to Argentina from the late nineteenth century, their successful social integration, and the challenges they faced in the twentieth century. It describes how early settlement in agricultural colonies became less important as Jews opted for urban centers, especially Buenos Aires.
🚨Benjamin Netanyahu and the president of Argentina are COUSINS ‼️ They were both born with the last name Mileikowsky. Javier Milei just chopped off the end of it. MILEI-KOWSKY. His policies are a dead giveaway, but it’s clear that the Milei administration is an Israeli creation, planted in Argentina to serve their interests.
— Books Behind Borders (@MHTruthUltra) October 8, 2026
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