A Great Jewish Journey — Firoz Khan

There are no other people in history who had been forced to live outside their homeland than the Jews. Many kings raided Israel, and countless Israelis were captured and herded them off as slaves to Halah and Habor on the Gozan river banks and in the towns of Media and their exile was continued until…Around 500 BCE in ancient south India, there reached a Jew as part of his expedition for amassing wealth by transporting spices to Israel from the mountainous parts of Kerala, could not go back as his country was savaged by the Persian king in the meantime. But he was a soul with the strong will to fight against the odds. With the strong mind that he gained from the spiritual guidance by many years of meditation in the caves where wild animals dwelled, he ventures out to save the children of Israel and the land of Moses… he was ready to cross the sea, desert and mountains, and thought to make his destiny by choice. Not by chance! Will he be able to free the slaves and reunite the lost tribes in the holy land?On the other side, the prolonged life in exile influenced many Jews to merge themselves into the local milieu and so disappeared as separate entities and segments. The ten tribes (Lost Tribes) of Israel are believed to have thus disappeared from history. But where did they go?Did they spread throughout the old world? Are they still alive?Yes. They are! The historical fiction with beautiful events around the time long before Christ, spreading from Israel, Arabia, India will give you an insight to history of the Jews Diaspora and striking fact about their lineage throughout the peninsular India. As nothing concrete is known to the world at large about the Jews in India, it is forgotten that India and especially Kerala is perhaps the only location in the whole world where the Jews have never been subjected to persecution and torture, but treated with respect. Come, let's set off to an adventurous journey with a Jew!