Lost Tribes of Israel and N Manesa Community

The video discusses the historical division of Israel into two regions and the subsequent diaspora of the ten northern tribes. It focuses on the N Manesa community in India, believed to be descendants of these tribes, and their efforts to return to Israel through the Aliyah process. The video outlines the requirements for Aliyah, including conversion to Orthodox Judaism, learning Hebrew, and following religious practices. Recent developments in the community's return to Israel are also covered, along with additional resources for further study.

What is the significance of the topic 'Lost Tribes of Israel' for students?

• It is relevant for both GS prelims and geography optional students.

• It is a part of the GS prelims syllabus.

• It is a part of the cultural geography section.

• It is only relevant for history students.

Which two regions was ancient Israel divided into?

• North and South

• Upper and Lower

• East and West

• Central and Peripheral

Which tribes were part of the southern kingdom of Judah?

• Gad and Asher

• Levi and Dan

• Judah and Benjamin

• Reuben and Simeon

Where is the N Manesa community primarily located in India?

• Gujarat and Rajasthan

• Kerala and Tamil Nadu

• Manipur and Mizoram

• Punjab and Haryana

What is the formal procedure called for returning to Israel?

• Exodus

• Pilgrimage

• Aliyah

• Diaspora

What is the first requirement for the N Manesa community to return to Israel?

• Follow all religious practices

• Convert to Orthodox Judaism

• Learn the Hebrew language

• Submit a family tree

In which year did the first decision regarding the N Manesa community's return to Israel occur?

• 2020

• 2010

• 2015

• 2006

How many people from the N Manesa community moved to Israel in 2021?

• 250

• 100

• 150

• 200

What is the Hebrew term for 'Ascent' or 'Arise' in the context of returning to Israel?

• Kibbutz

• Exodus

• Aliyah

• Shalom

How many people from the N Manesa community have moved to Israel over the past few years?

• 2,500

• 2,000

• 1,421

• 1,000