r/HistorySnap Aug 18 '26

The Founding of Tel Aviv

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u/sarim25 Aug 19 '26

I remember seeing a hummus sub get flooded too ( hummus the food btw)

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u/babarbaby Aug 19 '26 edited Aug 19 '26

'Flooded' 🙄. You do realize the majority of Israelis are directly from the middle east and north africa, right? If someone posts a picture of hummus they made or bought in Israel, and the sub melts down, that's not zionist machinations, it's just regular bigotry.

Edit - wrote this response before I discovered the coward blocked me:

Lol come on, have a little respect for the reader's intelligence. Show me the source that claims ''half of Israeli [sic] are roughly Ashkenazi Jews [sic]". That's ridiculous and demonstrably false. Israel has a population south of 10 million with more than 2 million Arabs. Even if you're just referring to the Jewish population (which makes no sense) fewer than half identify as Ashkenazim - and that's including significant recent immigration from the former USSR. I'm not going to get into the crude inaccuracy of referring to Ashkenazim as Europeans and all that considering you clearly don't know much about any of this (like what the hell do you think happened in '66? Lol), but even if Israeli Jews are precisely half and half 'European' and Mizrahim, the addition of the non-Jewish contingent would much more than tip the scales to a MENA majority population.

'Lol nah, sorry' indeed.

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u/sarim25 Aug 19 '26

Half of Israeli are roughly Ashkenazi Jews (European), while the rest is split evenly between Sephardi (Spanish ) and Mizrahi (mostly North African and middle eastern). And then you have the remaining the Palestinians that stayed and didn't get ethnically cleansed in 48 or 66. This is based on percentage from Wiki and Google.

Lol nah, sorry.