Naturalized and Undeterred

Jews have naturalized in the Land of Israel.
We cannot be deterred.  This is our home.
These winter crocuses, called nature's Chanukah candles since they bloom during Chanukah, have naturalized in the land of Israel in front of an apartment building on Pierre Koenig Street, near the railroad tracks, in Jerusalem.
Aren't they magnificent?
Just like the treasured people who live in the building next to the crocuses, like the people who live and are sprouting up everywhere in the Land of Israel.
Concerning bulbs such as crocuses, the process of spreading throughout an area  is known as naturalization.  Since the ground upon which they thrive is perfect for their growth, they just keep expanding. Never watered.  Never fertilized.  This is their home. They need no special treatment.
So, too, the Jews in the Land of Israel.  This is our natural home.  You don't have to water or fertilize us or give us any special treatment.  We will do just fine on our own.
Some say we are here illegally.  Tell that to the winter crocuses.  They are here.   This is where they belong.  Nothing can uproot them from the holy ground that they call home.  And nothing can uproot us either.