SupermanZW
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You may disagree but this is not what I see
Most Jewish Canadians I know visited Israel.
Most Jewish Canadian children born to Israeli immigrants in Canada speak broken Hebrew that would not be comprehensible to Israelis in Israel, yet they claim that they know Hebrew.
Jewish Canadian children who don't have any Israeli relative may speak the same broken Hebrew and have the same illusion that they know Hebrew. It is surprising that children born to Israelis in Canada speak Hebrew that is not less broken than the Hebrew Jewish Canadians who claim they know Hebrew speak, though, there is one difference, many Jewish Canadian children can't speak Hebrew at all, while this is not common among children born to Israelis in Canada, therefore the only difference I could find was quantity, not quality.
Jewish Canadian children, regardless of whehter their parents were born in Canada or in Israel are exactly the same in the way they define themselves and they're also the same culturally. Having or nor having relatives in Israel doesn't affect their personalities or self identities at all.
Most Jewish Canadians I know visited Israel.
Most Jewish Canadian children born to Israeli immigrants in Canada speak broken Hebrew that would not be comprehensible to Israelis in Israel, yet they claim that they know Hebrew.
Jewish Canadian children who don't have any Israeli relative may speak the same broken Hebrew and have the same illusion that they know Hebrew. It is surprising that children born to Israelis in Canada speak Hebrew that is not less broken than the Hebrew Jewish Canadians who claim they know Hebrew speak, though, there is one difference, many Jewish Canadian children can't speak Hebrew at all, while this is not common among children born to Israelis in Canada, therefore the only difference I could find was quantity, not quality.
Jewish Canadian children, regardless of whehter their parents were born in Canada or in Israel are exactly the same in the way they define themselves and they're also the same culturally. Having or nor having relatives in Israel doesn't affect their personalities or self identities at all.