Yes. Technically yes. Anyone with a jewish ancestry can claim aliyah and travel to israel. You can’t host so many people without replacing existing ones. It’s the 21st century. Everyone knows how israel came into existence and what they are doing now. So yeah.
What may be obvious to you may not be obvious to others.
And, just so we’re on the same page, a Jew can be Israeli if they wish to be, but that does not say anything about that Jew’s support or condemnation of Israel.
You are getting my points all twisted up. I was talking about israelis, not jews. Don’t know what you are yapping. I said anyone with a jewish ancestry can get Aliyah in Israel.
Are you claiming Jew = Israeli? Because that would be both a lie and very bigoted of you.
So you should probably clarify that to me now what with it being a violation of rule 4 if that’s what you meant.
Are you replying to the correct comment?
Yes I am. You said this:
Please answer the question. Does Jew = Israeli?
Should I assume the answer is yes?
Obviously not. But can they be, obviously yes. How hard is reading comprehension?
If it were obvious, I would not have asked you.
What may be obvious to you may not be obvious to others.
And, just so we’re on the same page, a Jew can be Israeli if they wish to be, but that does not say anything about that Jew’s support or condemnation of Israel.
You are getting my points all twisted up. I was talking about israelis, not jews. Don’t know what you are yapping. I said anyone with a jewish ancestry can get Aliyah in Israel.