12-10-2025, 03:07 PM
November 4th 5679
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Around 30,000 people gathered today at the port of Skrubio to bid a solemn farewell to 2500 Yeudi emigrants on their way to the ferries. The destination of the journey is Amudim. The travellers accepted an offer from the Triad Republic to receive financial support for the establishment of new settlements there.
Even though many of them are turning their backs on one home, they are convinced that they can build another in Amudim that better meets their wishes and expectations. One of the emigrants, Simon Hamutal, a 32-year-old engineer who until recently lived and worked in Fajroturo, describes his ambivalent feelings about the decision as follows:
Like many others, Hamutal was affected by a somewhat less romantic part of the story.
Before departure, hundreds of cases of property ownership had to be clarified. Due to the change of citizenship and permanent residence, many of the assets previously owned would no longer have been permissible under applicable law.
At the request of the Yeudis Association in Zardugal (‘Jeŭdoj Asocio en Zardugal’), the individual applications for compensation were consolidated and processed quickly. The compensation offered by the state was unanimously accepted by the central committee of the JAZ. The association, which is widely recognised among the Yeudi community, will now take care of the further distribution among the emigrants.
Hamutal was also grateful for the ‘commitment and speedy processing of the procedure’. Nevertheless, he could not resist a final friendly dig at his old homeland
ZARDUGAL WISHES YEUDI EMIGRANTS A SAFE JOURNEY
Saying goodbye was not always easy, but they will be warmly welcomed in their new home
Around 30,000 people gathered today at the port of Skrubio to bid a solemn farewell to 2500 Yeudi emigrants on their way to the ferries. The destination of the journey is Amudim. The travellers accepted an offer from the Triad Republic to receive financial support for the establishment of new settlements there.
Even though many of them are turning their backs on one home, they are convinced that they can build another in Amudim that better meets their wishes and expectations. One of the emigrants, Simon Hamutal, a 32-year-old engineer who until recently lived and worked in Fajroturo, describes his ambivalent feelings about the decision as follows:
Quote:"Of course, it's a difficult farewell, and it would certainly be more comfortable to stay here, so to speak. However, I am deeply rooted in my culture and my faith, and when I read that the Triad Republics were providing financial support to large groups of emigrants, I felt it was almost my duty to answer the call. Over the last few weeks, I have been stressed out organising everything I need for the trip, but now I am just glad that the time has come."
Like many others, Hamutal was affected by a somewhat less romantic part of the story.
Before departure, hundreds of cases of property ownership had to be clarified. Due to the change of citizenship and permanent residence, many of the assets previously owned would no longer have been permissible under applicable law.
At the request of the Yeudis Association in Zardugal (‘Jeŭdoj Asocio en Zardugal’), the individual applications for compensation were consolidated and processed quickly. The compensation offered by the state was unanimously accepted by the central committee of the JAZ. The association, which is widely recognised among the Yeudi community, will now take care of the further distribution among the emigrants.
Hamutal was also grateful for the ‘commitment and speedy processing of the procedure’. Nevertheless, he could not resist a final friendly dig at his old homeland
Quote:"Knowing Zardugal as I do... I really did not expect that my last bureaucratic procedure with this state would be one of the easiest. But it's nice to part ways like this!"
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