There's no such thing as a "European Jew". Ethnically reassigning Jews to cast them as alien to their surroundings is rooted in centuries-old racist tropes.
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Ok if you mean how Jews were treated in Europe, yes I agree. Those people were completely rooted in their communities. But when some Israeli Jews share land or power with Arabs/Armenians, they get a lot of pushback from their own leaders because they have a settler agenda. Just a fact.
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Not just in Europe. In Europe, ethnosupremacists assign Jews middle eastern ethnicity to cast them as alien; in the middle east, ethnosupremacists call them "European" for the same reasons. You even use language of non-indigeneity to refer to them. That's problematic for a number of reasons.
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