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The Jewish people have moved a lot over the years. We did not lack haters, but from time to time they also came up with Gentiles who decided to turn around and chose to tie their fate to our fate and help the Jewish people, from thousands of years back to our present day. Here are three figures of Gentiles who made the difference

Righteous Among the Nations Raul Wallenberg (Photo: AP)

Righteous Among the Nations Raul Wallenberg (Photo: AP)

The Jewish people have moved a lot over the years. We did not lack haters, but from time to time they also came up with Gentiles who decided to turn around and chose to tie their fate to our fate and help the Jewish people, from thousands of years back to our present day. Here are three figures of Gentiles who made the difference.

Almost all residents of Israel will agree that Donald Trump is one of the biggest Israeli fans to rise to the presidency of the United States. Whether we refer to the move of the embassy to Jerusalem or the adoption of a broad definition of anti-Semitism and unqualified support for Israel - Donald Trump may not have risked his life to save Jews, but he certainly chose to associate himself clearly with the Jewish people. As for the cause of Trump's support for Israel and the Jews, some will say that the support comes from his home, Ivanka-Yael, who converted and married a Jew. But a quick look at Trump's resume indicates that this is not necessarily the reason. As early as 1983, well before Ivanka's conversion, Trump won the Tree of Life Award for his outstanding contribution to Israeli-American relations.

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Died by Communist rule

The President of the United States is a contemporary example. If we look back at one of the most horrible periods in our past - World War II - there are quite a few names of people who have chosen good and helped Jews hide or escape. One of the most prominent names among Righteous Among the Nations is Raul Wallenberg. Wallenberg was a Swedish diplomat in Hungary of the early 1940s, who used his status and saved tens of thousands of Jews through Swedish passports he distributed and hideaways he rented. The brave man to whom thousands of lives are credited - stopped at the end of the war by the Soviets who for years denied that he was in their hands. Years after the war ended, the communist government admitted that Wallenberg had died while in captivity.

Once the scope of Wallenberg's actions was revealed - the appreciation it won in Israel and all over the world was great. Yad Vashem's Righteous Among the Nations planted a tree of his name, streets in the cities of Israel were named after him, and he even earned Israeli citizenship with respect to the person who performed such acts.

Allowed the conquest of the country

Going a few thousand years back, we will meet one woman whose actions directly saved two Jews - and the entire Jewish people indirectly. About 3000 years ago, the Jews came to the outskirts of the country tired and run after a 40-year journey in the desert. To prepare for their occupation tactics, the Jewish people sent two spies to check on the city of Jericho, the first they were expected to conquer. The two spies crossed the Jordan and entered Jericho, but the king of Jericho, who had heard of the spies, searched for them with a view to killing them. Then came the rescue in the form of Broad. She brought the two spies into her house on the wall, hid them from the king's men and overnight helped them out of the city through the wall.

Not only did the two spies save wider than Jericho king envoys, the entire Jewish people waited for the origins of the two spies and their deaths could be a severe blow to the attempts of the occupation, the faith and the morale of the people - and thanks to one woman who chose to tie her fate to the fate of the Jewish people, the spies and the people were saved.