• Most American Jews couldn’t order a cup of coffee in Hebrew if you put a gun to their head.
• Since more Jews live OUTSIDE ‘Israel’, your claim of a common Jewish territory is nonsense. Jews call more counties their homeland than ‘Israel’, that is if you do not wish to bring up the antisemitic trope of dual loyalty.
• Are you telling me that Yemeni Jews have the same history as Ashkenazi Jews? Yemeni Jews knew tolerance and understanding. European Jews only knew Christian persecution.
• Are you telling me that Indian Jews eat Chinese at Christmas?
Perhaps you are thinking that there is an ‘Israeli’ people, but since that would include native Palestinian citizens with ‘Israeli’ citizenship, implying that those citizens had equal rights, the ‘Israeli’ High Court quashed that idea years ago because racial equality in ‘Israel’ is contrary to Zionist ideology.
No common language.
No common territory.
No common history.
No common culture.
No ‘Jewish people’. No more than a Seventh-day Adventist people.
‘I assert that there is not a Jewish nation. The members of my family, for instance, who have been in this country for generations, have no sort or kind of community of view or of desire with any Jewish family in any other country beyond the fact that they profess to a greater or less degree the same religion. It is no more true to say that a Jewish Englishman and a Jewish Moor are of the same nation than it is to say that a Christian Englishman and a Christian Frenchman are of the same nation.’ — Lord Edwin Montagu, only Jewish member of the British cabinet, opposing the Balfour Declaration, August 1917.
