Most common Israeli surnames are - Peretz, Mizrahi, Cohen, Levy, Avraham and Dahan etc.That’s right. I’m born in America and that makes me a native American. If you’re born in Germany, you’re a native German. ...Anyone born in Palestine is native to Palestine. See how that works? Very simple.
Really, every one born in America is a Native American?
Actually Native Americans are only 1.6% of the US population,
Native Canadians are about 4.5% of Canada population.
In spite of your claim,
majority of the people born in those countries,
are specifically not defined as natives, or actually belong to any of the native tribes.
If people born in palestine are natives, how come nobody is named Palestini?
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Some Israeli Jews have surnames like the ones on Your list: Halebi, Tarablusi or Alfasi...
They do indicate location of diaspora, as much as with many of the East European diaspora,
but what sets the native tribes of those places from the native tribes of Judea, Israel,
is that Judeans carrying these surnames kept their distinct native culture,
to preserve their civilization and re-constitute it in later generations.
I know numerous Israelis with the surname Israeli. How come there is no record of even 1 person named Palestini?
Because the word 'Palestine' has no meaning in Arabic.
Arabs call it Filastin, which isn’t an actual Arabic name—Filastin was the Arab version of Roman Palaestina adopted by Arabs after the Arab conquest of Syria which had been under Roman/Byzantine rule. Roman Palaestina was imposed on Jews centuries earlier.