> It's extremely important to recognize that there is a difference between someone who is religiously Muslim and ethnically Muslim You mean arab right? Not all

> It's extremely important to recognize that there is a difference between someone who is religiously Muslim and ethnically Muslim You mean arab right? Not all arabs are muslims so please stop this bs spreading. Yes christian arabs and jews from middle east have a lot in common (culturally) with their neighbors who are predominantly muslim. Saying that one could be ethnically muslim means you are expressing support for religious (as well as ehtnic) cleansing that has been going on in the middle east for decades. I did say ethnic because there has been some other ethnicities (non-arabs) that suffered tremendously as well.