Originally posted by @fmf
Presumably, you are unaware of its defence spending and the military aid and support it receives. If you are claiming it was "miraculous" that such expenditure was authorized by lawmakers in Tel Aviv and Washington DC, then it's a poliical issue that would probably belongs on the Debates Forum rather than the SPirituality Forum.
Just the mere fact that they had funding to arm themselves is miraculous, for here we have a people that have been targeted over the centuries with oppression.
You had them be slaves in Egypt for 500 years, and then routed by world powers like Babylon and scattered into Europe where they were persecuted for centuries. In fact, everything that was done in Nazi Germany was done over the centuries to Jews in Europe. They were rounded up and killed at various times, and even blamed for the Black Death because they followed their sanitary laws in the Bible which helped them avoid the plague. It was interpreted as them having made a deal with the devil so they were rounded up and killed because they avoided the plague. They were kicked out of entire countries more than once as they were stripped of their worldly possessions, and placed in ghettos by the Catholic church. Through all that they survived, only to find the climax of such persecution in the Nazi ovens killing around 6 million.
Not only did they survive it, they were given a country for refuge and flourished.
Most religious cultures have faded over the years with much less persecution, or none at all, which adds to their mystic.
So why are have they been hated so? I think it is because they are blessed. They typically rank high in socioeconomic status around the world, despite being a minority and despite continued rampant anti-Semitism around the world.
Is it all about money? No, if you check those who have won Nobel Peace Prizes, a great percentage have been Jews despite having a small percentage of the world population. God said he would bless the world through Abraham and he has.
And yes, the Bible accurately predicted the persecution of the Jews, as well as their rejection of Jesus as their Messiah.