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“Only the Jews in country <x> behave like <y>” isn’t the racially tolerant statement you think it is…
by seoaeu 4y ago
“Only the Jews in country <x> behave like <y>” isn’t the racially tolerant statement you think it is…
- photochemsyn 4y agoClearly not all Jews in Israel believe that Arabs, Muslims, Palestinians etc. should be treated as second-class citizens. I'm also not sure that religious identity is to be viewed as 'racial identity' unless you want to revive the definition found in the German Race Laws of the 1930s.
- seoaeu 4y ago> I'm also not sure that religious identity is to be viewed as 'racial identity' unless you want to revive the definition found in the German Race Laws of the 1930s. Personally, I'd suggest using the definitions that people use for themselves. And if you do that, you'll find that there are both religious and ethnic components.