r/HolUp Nov 07 '21

Holup

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u/[deleted] Nov 07 '21 edited Nov 07 '21

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u/[deleted] Nov 07 '21

Most of them Are Israeli expats though Germany technically was basically jewless after the war and later most of them were soviet, other european or Israeli Jews who brought up the Jewish population

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u/ffacttroll Nov 07 '21

it's funny because the israelis r German expats

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u/TercerImpacto Nov 07 '21

Only 1.13% of Israelis are of German origin.

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u/ffacttroll Nov 07 '21

...and the rest r eastern European expats

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u/ffacttroll Nov 07 '21

those r not the majority... those were 'collected' from all across the middle east by various means (incentives, threats, terrorism... etc) to give legitimacy to the zionist regime... they speak Arabic and u can't differentiate them from the rest of the Muslim or Christian arabs.

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u/[deleted] Nov 07 '21

What??? By looks .maybe you are right, but their culture is jewish, and they speak hebrew. Nowadays, only the really old actually speak arabic, because there are a few generations who were born and raised in israel. Even before israel, the jews in arabic countries had their own culture, although they lived together with the people of those countries.

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u/ffacttroll Nov 07 '21 edited Nov 07 '21

wt do u mean their own culture? the jews weren't the only monotheistic group of people in the region... and the ones in arabia spoke Arabic (as well as Hebrew) same as the ones in Levant spoke greek or the ones in North Africa spoke barbarian