Jews Don't Follow  Judaism

Rambam doesn't insist on aliyah.  He lived in Egypt, you know.

I've quoted the Ramban  (Nachmanides) who said Jews are commanded in every generation  to live in the Land of Israel. Are you saying he was a hypocrite  or what? Or the Rambam (Maimonides) who said Jews should live in  the cities of Israel even if the majority there were Gentile idolaters?  Was he a hypocrite too or what?

Why  Do So Many Religious Jews Live in America?

The Ramban  writes that the commandment to settle the Land of Israel is one of  the 613 mitzvot of the Torah. He bases this on the language of the Biblical  verse, “And you shall dispossess the inhabitants of the Land and  dwell in it.” We are enjoined with two tasks: first to conquer  the Land, and secondly to dwell in it. The Ramban states that this  mitzvah (commandment) applies in every generation. Furthermore, all of the early and later Torah authorities (Rishonim and Achronim)  who formulate Halacha agree on this matter. [Emphasis mine throughout.]

In his sweeping Halachic (Jewish legal) compilation, the Mishna Torah, the Rambam quotes the Talmud: “In all times, a Jew should live in the Land of Israel, even in a city where most of the inhabitants are idol worshippers, and not live outside of the Land, even in a city where most of the inhabitants are Jews.”

Our Sages stated that the mitzvah of living in the Land of Israel is equal to all of the commandments of the Torah combined.
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Regardless of the Ramban or the Rambam, why do Jews resist the return to Zion? Why do Jews turn their back on the Promised Land of Israel? Why don't they yearn to return and GO? Why demand the Messiah do for you what you can do for yourself? If you so despise the Jewish Homeland, how can you expect non-Jews to hold it in high esteem?

Jews Should Follow Judaism to Israel!

And don't blather that it's only because of some alleged "Armageddon" beliefs that Christian Zionists want Jews to make the move, to follow their Judaism to the Jewish Homeland of Israel, because Judaism also teaches that such aliyah [immigration] is a blessing and hastens the coming of the King and is a part of the process of redemption.