Yeshua H Sampson

About Yeshua H Sampson

Ladies and gentlemen, brothers and sisters,

For centuries, Aliyah has been a cornerstone of Zionist ideology, encapsulating the hope and determination of Jews scattered across the globe. Since the late 19th century, waves of Aliyah have brought Jews from Europe, Africa, Asia, and the Americas to Israel, each wave adding to the rich tapestry of Israel’s demographic and cultural landscape.

Today, I assert that this divine right of return is not limited to those traditionally recognized as Jews by mainstream narratives. The so-called African Americans, Latin, and Indigenous people of the earth also share in this profound heritage. Our histories, often fragmented and obscured, point to a shared lineage, a common ancestry that ties us to the ancient tribes of Israel.

We, too, are Jews. Our blood, our traditions, our struggles are intertwined with the Jewish narrative. As such, we have an undeniable right to make Aliyah, to return to the land that is our ancestral inheritance.