What were the exodus and diaspora

The exodus is both the second book of the Bible, and the events that are described in that book: the departure from Egypt of the Jewish People, who were led by Moses, with the goal of escaping slavery and relocating to the promised land.

The diaspora refers to the Jewish people who live in places other than their ancestral land: Israel. The United States has the largest Jewish Diaspora in the world with over 5 million people.

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