Maybe we should kick you out of JTF !
I agree with the Muslim part but not with the idea of kicking out the Hispanics.
There are many righteous Hispanic Jews that support Israel.
There are no Hispanics because it is a false term and if there were Hispanics, Jews would not be Hispanic because we are Jews, just like Jews from Arab countries are not Arabs.
Hispanic isnt a false term.
And how exactly are Jews from Arab countries not Arabs? What are you saying? There are many Jews of Arab ancestry.
There are Arab jews. Plenty of them.
Ask any Sefardic or mizrahi Jew, they do NOT consider themselves Arabs, and they never have. Because they are not Arabs; they are Jews. The Jews were in those lands long before the Arabs came with their little korans and swords. Those who remained Jews (if they weren't killed or forced to convert) stayed in insular populations and wanted nothing to do with the barbaric, ruthless, and morally inferior culture surrounding them.
Actually, this is incorrect. DNA studies show that Sefardic and mizrachi Jews mixed heavily with their surrounding populations, even more than Ashkenazi Jews mixed with their surrounding populations. The reason why oriental Jews from those areas look so similar to the arabs, or Yemenites from those areas is because they share a substantial amount of genetic material. This doesn't mean that they are arab per se, but they certainly are PART arab, looking at it in terms of genetics. It shouldn't be more controversial to say this than to say that Ashkenazi Jews have PART European blood, especially since Jews from arab areas have a relative higher percentage of "foreign" blood in them.
Just look at any Iraqi or Morrocan Jew. They probably look more similar to Iraqis and Morrocans than they do to Ashkenasi Jews.
What 1986 said is partially correct, I wouldn't call them "arab Jews" or "arabs" but they are certainly significantly arab as far as their genetics go.
He's also right that part of the reason why they don't call themselves arabs in Israel is because of the unique cultural experience they've had there.