Original sentence: (Yehuda Grinker (an organizer of Jewish emigration from the Atlas), The Emigration of Atlas Jews to Israel, Tel Aviv, The Association of Moroccan Immigrants in Israel, 1973....These Jews constitute the best and most suitable human element for settlement in Israel's absorption centers.There were many positive aspects which I found among them: first and foremost, they all know (their agricultural) tasks, and their transfer to agricultural work in Israel will not involve physical and mental difficulties.They are satisfied with few (material needs), which will enable them to confront their early economic problems.Through the early fifties, Zionist organizations encouraged emigration, particularly in the poorer south of the country, seeing Moroccan Jews as an valuable contributor to the Jewish State: