ummm...sometimes I get that feeling, but really, you are most likely misunderstood.
i mean i think for one to call themself "white" this or "black" that is irrelevent to who they are. The concept of race is genetics and genetics is really only important when choosing a mate or looking at someone for esthetic qualities...or if one is an anthropologist and wants to find out how certain groups of people came to look like the way they are.
Now, I know that racially I'm considered white, but I don't go around calling myself a white Jew or caucasion Jew. I'm simply a Jew and if I were to be more specific I would be a Persian Jew. You, white Israelite, are an American Jew (or Israelite) from the south...I don't understand the concept of one calling himself "white" Israelite or "white" Jew...or even "black" Israelite or "black" Jew. Rather if there were a "black" Jew, he should consider himself an Ethiopian Jew if he's from Ethiopia or Jamaica if he's from Jamaica. If he were an American Black Jew, the proper term would be An American Jew from Central African Descent...and that is only if he were converted properly to Judaism.
So that's my two cents on the concept of placing a color of one's skin or genetics next to "Israelite" or "Jew" If you are Jewish, White Israelite, you are technically an American Jew from the south...the color of your skin is irrelevant...and if you were a black jew, I would give the same response.