For the Jewish nation, whether it is Stalin or most of the members of the CPSU, they did not have any ill feelings, nor did they have much favor.

Marx and Lenin, the two great revolutionary teachers, both had Jewish ancestry, and there were quite a few Jews in the Soviet Union and in the CPSU, who made no small contributions to the Russian Revolution and the economic construction after the founding of the Soviet Union, so that the status of Jews was affirmed in the Soviet Union and respected by the Party and the people.

At the same time, however, the evil behavior of the Jewish capitalists in the United States and Europe for the sake of wealth and inhumanity made the Soviet Communist Party members feel very disgusted, and some Soviet Jews had difficulty integrating into society, and even participated in ** activities, which aroused the disgust of the party leaders.

To put it simply, the Soviet party and government leaders could be said to have both love and hate the Jewish nation, and they needed experts and officials of Jewish origin to be responsible for domestic construction, but they did not want this group to grow.

The best way to deal with the Jewish problem in the Soviet Union was to establish a Jewish state in the Middle East, and then to "return to their homeland" those "undesirable" Jews in the Soviet Union, while those Jews who contributed to the country could remain in the Soviet Union and make further contributions to the development of the country.

As for the US government, although they do not get much benefit from the Israeli independence incident, after all, the "bosses" behind them are all Jews, and letting the Jews build their own state is not only in line with the taste of the "bosses", but also can win moral support for themselves, and maybe they can also get Israel and even the Jews of the world as their allies.

As a result, with the joint support of the United States and the Soviet Union, a state called "Israel" was finally established in the barren land of Palestine.

When the news of the establishment of the State of Israel was heard, a large number of Jews in Europe and the Americas began to move to Palestine. Even though the resources of this place are scarce, even if the environment here is not as livable as in Europe and the United States, it still attracts tens of thousands of Jews to run there.

In addition, the policy of "free departure" of Jews issued by the Soviet Union caused many Jews living in Ukraine and Russia to leave the Soviet Union and reach socialist Greece via Romania and Bulgaria, and then take a boat from Greece to Palestine.

Unlike Jewish immigrants from other countries, those Jews from the Soviet Union underwent a political review by the Soviet government before leaving the country to ensure that they were loyal to the party and supported the party's socialist line before they were released, and many Jews were secretly sent out by the Soviet state security services to monitor the behavior of other Soviet Jews and establish pro-Soviet forces in the new country of Israel.

Historically, the Soviet Union did not take Israeli intelligence infiltration very seriously, and did not provide much assistance during the first Israeli elections and the first Middle East war.

If it weren't for the financial support of the Jewish capitalists and the advanced weapons provided by Czechoslovakia (which was not yet a socialist country at the time), I am afraid that Israel's fate would still be more auspicious, and it would not have become a small hegemon that would fight the greens of the Middle East in the future, and even the famous British general Montgomery "predicted" that Israel would be eliminated within two weeks.

However, in this plane, the Soviet state security services paid special attention to intelligence infiltration into Israel, and the Soviet government was actively preparing plans to support Israel in order to gain the support of the Israeli people and assist them in repelling a possible future invasion of Arab enemies.

Why did the attitude of the USSR towards Israel change so much? Needless to say, behind all this, there must be Manturov, a traverser, who is "playing ghosts".

If he hadn't taken a fancy to Israel's potential and knew that Israel would be a blockbuster in the future, I am afraid that the Soviet Union would have put its bargaining chips in its hands to the Arab greens.

One might ask, why not support the Arabs? They have a stronger overall strength, more resources, and have historically cooperated with the USSR. On the contrary, the historical Israel has taken refuge in the United States, becoming a staunch ally of the United States and one of the minions of the United States in the Middle East.

Yes, the Arabs are stronger than Israel in terms of overall strength, they have more resources, more population, and larger territory, but the leaders of these countries are short-sighted, the soldiers are low-fighting, and they have no research and development capabilities to speak of, and they cannot be compared with Israel in terms of military and technology, which has a large number of talents and a large number of World War II veterans.

Moreover, the biggest reason why Arab countries are not worthy of support is their unreliable political position, basically whoever gives them more, they will take his side, never consider the past "friendship", and there is no "loyalty" at all.

Coupled with the turbulence of the Arab political situation, coups d'état occur from time to time, which also makes the political position of these countries more difficult to figure out, and also reduces the "political reliability" of Arab countries.

On the contrary, Israel is much more "loyal" than the Arab countries, and at least it has a bit of the spirit of "gratitude and gratitude", otherwise why would people risk being abandoned by the American father to provide technical support to the Chinese People's Republic when there is a conflict of ideologies?

In Manturov's view, if the Soviet Union can grasp the opportunity this time and improve its relations with Israel, perhaps Israel will also "repay its kindness" to the Soviet Union, at least in its attitude toward the Soviet Union, it will not be worse than that of China.

As for the question of whether Israel will defect to US imperialism, Manturov is of course also worried about this. Therefore, he did not advocate unconditional support for Israel, but let Yakov's Ministry of State Security infiltrate Israel before doing so, and sent tens of thousands of Soviet Jews to Israel, so that these people could vote for the Communist Party of Israel and the United Workers' Party of Israel in the first general election in Israel, so as to increase the chances of victory for the pro-Soviet forces.

In fact, as early as World War II, the Ministry of State Security of the Soviet Union had already sent some Jews to Israel to form some armed groups, although the scale of these pro-Soviet Jewish armed groups was small (generally only a few dozen to a few hundred people) and there were no heavy weapons, but they played a significant role.

At the very least, they won more seats for the pro-Soviet parties in the Provisional Government of Israel, laid some foundation for Soviet infiltration and political work in Israel, and gave the pro-Soviet forces some influence in the Israeli army.