Why jews seem to hate nature and the countryside?

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>Jewish have a tendency to identify with the urban is “deeply culturally ingrained.
>For hundreds of years, it was illegal for Jews to own land across most of Europe
>meaning that the normal peasant/gentleman-farmer connection to the land wasn’t possible.

>Jewish people have had to move on quickly from many different countries across our history

>This means that we prefer professions which are very portable: medicine, the law, trading, learned professions.
>Professions with a connection to the land are harder to move on from quickly.
>Jewish people who had those professions and decided to ‘stay and see how this pans out’… didn’t survive.

>Orthodox Jews need to live in close proximity to each other, because you can’t use horses or motorised transport on the Sabbath, and you need a quorum of 10 men to do Sabbath prayers.
>Living close together is easier in cities.”