After world war ii, many jews who had survived the holocaust? had no place to call home and moved to palestine. returned to their former homes and resumed normal lives. persuaded residents in palestine to return to europe. decided to start a jewish homeland in territory once controlled by the nazis.

returned to their former homes and resumed normal lives.

Explanation:

After liberation, many Jewish survivors feared returning to their former homes because of the persistent anti-Semitism (hatred of the Jews). Those who had returned home feared for their lives but tried to follow their lives as normally as they could. With few options for emigration, tens of thousands of now homeless Holocaust survivors migrated to other western European territories. In those territories, the survivors were accommodated in hundreds of refugee centers and displaced persons camps.

With the independence of the State of Israel in May 1948, many Jewish displaced persons and refugees finally found shelter in the new sovereign state, the State of Israel. Many other European Jewish refugees emigrated, emigrated to Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Western Europe, Mexico, South America and South Africa.

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