rosends
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How am I being pedantic when I'm calling you out for using a phrase which you know has no meaning? You are being deceitful, claiming a partial membership to lend credence to your ridiculous statements. You are not Jewish and yet you claimed you were.You're projecting your victimhood, paranoia, and delusions on me. I'm well aware that there is no such thing, according to Halacha as a "half-Jew", you're either a Jew or you're not. You're being pedantic. My father is Jewish, my mother is Catholic.
Why does the Israeli legal system's acceptance of patrilineal descent become relevant to your knowledge base and your claims under Jewish law?When I lived in Israel for a bit over two years, I was constantly being asked if I was Jewish, and when I would tell them that my father is Jewish, they would tell me that I can still become a citizen of Israel, even though I'm not Halachicaly Jewish. I don't even need to convert to Judaism.
Wow -- you stayed in a hostel? You are practically a native! This is more of your pretending that you have an informed opinion based on nothingness. If you understood anything about Israel, you'd know that canon fodder is the last thing Israel wants. But you see things through a very twisted lens, built on ignorance and deceit so this is what you end up with. Sad.I stayed in a hostel for a few months, in Tel Aviv, a couple of blocks from the beach, before I rented an apartment, and I met several people from Ukraine who were staying in the hostel, who were making aliya, and one of them was like me. His father was Jewish and his mother was eastern orthodox Christian, and he was becoming a citizen of Israel. He wasn't even religious. Israel is desperate for canon fodder.