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Yeah I guess I see a difference between those two. They are not saying an Israeli-American but a Jewish-American. The emphasis is not on nationality but on et
by nopassrecover 17y ago
Yeah I guess I see a difference between those two.
They are not saying an Israeli-American but a Jewish-American. The emphasis is not on nationality but on ethnicity.
However, I won't pretend to understand the cultural sensitivites involved (I'm Australian).
- endtime 17y agoYep, Israel and Judaism are a bit tricky when it comes to religion vs. ethnicity vs. nationality.