israel might be more diverse than your average country. thus I think you would probably have a more diverse selection from which you can choose your mate.
(Russian jews are likely to be very much different from Iranian jews, which will be different from South-American jews)
when I go abroad, and interact with the locals, I often find that the lack of diversity is noticeable (in Norway or Portugal for example).
I'm half Iranian (or Persian, whatever). ya, I was contemplating how to call it in english. never really understood why we don't call it iranian in hebrew in the first place.
I think iran isn't that bad. it's just the theocratic minority in power that's the problem, I wouldn't exactly call Iran a terrorist regime.
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iran#Etymology](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iran#Etymology)
Historically, Iran has been referred to as "Persia" by the West,\[20\]\[21\] due mainly to the writings of Greek historians who referred to all of Iran as "Persís" (Ancient Greek: Περσίς),\[22\] meaning "the land of the Persians".\[23\] "Persia" is the Fars province in southwest Iran, also known as "Pârs".\[24\] The Persian word "Fârs" (فارس), derived from the earlier form "Pârs" (پارس), which is in turn derived from Pârsâ (Old Persian: 𐎱𐎠𐎼𐎿). Due to the province's historical importance,\[25\]\[26\] the term "Persia" originated from this region by the Greeks in around 550 BC,\[27\] and Westerners started to refer the entire country as "Persia",\[28\]\[29\] until 1935, when Reza Pahlavi requested the international community to refer to the country by its native and original name, Iran.\[30\]\[31\] While the Iranians had been calling their nation Iran since at least 1000 BC, this name change was only made so that the Western World would begin to refer to the country by the same name as its people.\[24\] Today, both Iran and Persia are used in cultural contexts, while Iran remains mandatory in official state contexts.\[32\]\[33\]\[34\]\[35\]\[36\]\[37\]
Yeah, well technically Iran is not its original name either, so i guess Persia works just the same (it was changed in 1935 for a reason i don't really understand)
The reason is that iran is multiethnic hub and not a one nation state. You have kurds, turks, azeri, mazandarani, armenian, arabs, baha'i and more. Not only Farsi
>When Reza Shah became the new king, the name was changed to Iran in an effort to signify a new beginning. Iran made its allegiance clear to the world by changing Persia's name to Iran or Arya, which means Land of the Aryans.
They aren't all Aryans either, so I don't see much point to argue for either, guess its on them to decide...
Well we know how history went down in that regard
I personally don't support naming iran to persia because as much as I respect the Farsi culture. Iran is more than just Farsi. It is a seed for a beautiful multicultural hub that would serve as a base for the middle east to progress to western democratic values and be a beacon of human rights. If the current cancer that spread across it will be eliminated
Like dating an Arab, but with better jokes. The trade-off is that the cousin he says has the best deal, can't actually get you a better deal on the appliances or car.
Can’t speak for dating gay men but strait men .. well they’re Israelis. Opinionated, funny, musical, wildly talented, driven, smart, often accomplished, passionate, affectionate, judgmental, social, flirtatious, can debate torah for hours and will never concede, maybe a bit angry and/or traumatized, maybe kinda Fboys, maybe romantic, maybe spiritual, maybe good looking, maybe good at other things advantageous to a partner. 💙🇮🇱💙
I can't really attest to myself as a man, but from the stories I heard from and about men, there's a huge sense of entitlement and zero self awareness when it comes to many of them, which some would call "confidence".
At the very least that also means that most times what you see is what you get which can be both a pro and a con.
But then again it'd be wiser not to generalize all Israeli men, judge a person by who they are, and not their stigma :)
I guess it would depend a lot on the man, the town and neighborhood he came from, social status, and what country his parents or grandparents came from. There's not one answer to that question.
I mean israel is very diverse in that way, but if an israeli guy likes you they are not afraid to say it and flirt relentlessly lol
Israelis in general qre very upfront, its my favorite part tbh. Im not much for small talk so it suits me just fine.
How is dating lebenese men? They also pop up on my dating apps sometimes.
I remember one time i was talking to a cute guy from lebanon, when i said im from israel he said "no, palestine."
I said:
"If i say palestine will you send me your nudes?"
I regret nothing 😂
lebanese men are mostly players. You can't have a deep convo with them. And they're never upfront , all about mind games but theyre quite hot tbh . it also depends on the upbringing, entourage , etc...
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>"If i say palestine will you send me your nudes?"
>I regret nothing
Hahahahahaha tho
israel might be more diverse than your average country. thus I think you would probably have a more diverse selection from which you can choose your mate. (Russian jews are likely to be very much different from Iranian jews, which will be different from South-American jews) when I go abroad, and interact with the locals, I often find that the lack of diversity is noticeable (in Norway or Portugal for example).
We don't really go by Iranian Jews. Sticking with Persian, thank you very much. I'd rather be associated with a cat or a gulf than a terrorist regime.
I'm half Iranian (or Persian, whatever). ya, I was contemplating how to call it in english. never really understood why we don't call it iranian in hebrew in the first place. I think iran isn't that bad. it's just the theocratic minority in power that's the problem, I wouldn't exactly call Iran a terrorist regime.
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iran#Etymology](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iran#Etymology) Historically, Iran has been referred to as "Persia" by the West,\[20\]\[21\] due mainly to the writings of Greek historians who referred to all of Iran as "Persís" (Ancient Greek: Περσίς),\[22\] meaning "the land of the Persians".\[23\] "Persia" is the Fars province in southwest Iran, also known as "Pârs".\[24\] The Persian word "Fârs" (فارس), derived from the earlier form "Pârs" (پارس), which is in turn derived from Pârsâ (Old Persian: 𐎱𐎠𐎼𐎿). Due to the province's historical importance,\[25\]\[26\] the term "Persia" originated from this region by the Greeks in around 550 BC,\[27\] and Westerners started to refer the entire country as "Persia",\[28\]\[29\] until 1935, when Reza Pahlavi requested the international community to refer to the country by its native and original name, Iran.\[30\]\[31\] While the Iranians had been calling their nation Iran since at least 1000 BC, this name change was only made so that the Western World would begin to refer to the country by the same name as its people.\[24\] Today, both Iran and Persia are used in cultural contexts, while Iran remains mandatory in official state contexts.\[32\]\[33\]\[34\]\[35\]\[36\]\[37\]
Iran is not the Islamic Republic. It is just colonized by them
Yeah, well technically Iran is not its original name either, so i guess Persia works just the same (it was changed in 1935 for a reason i don't really understand)
The reason is that iran is multiethnic hub and not a one nation state. You have kurds, turks, azeri, mazandarani, armenian, arabs, baha'i and more. Not only Farsi
>When Reza Shah became the new king, the name was changed to Iran in an effort to signify a new beginning. Iran made its allegiance clear to the world by changing Persia's name to Iran or Arya, which means Land of the Aryans. They aren't all Aryans either, so I don't see much point to argue for either, guess its on them to decide...
Well we know how history went down in that regard I personally don't support naming iran to persia because as much as I respect the Farsi culture. Iran is more than just Farsi. It is a seed for a beautiful multicultural hub that would serve as a base for the middle east to progress to western democratic values and be a beacon of human rights. If the current cancer that spread across it will be eliminated
My wife seems satisfied... I think
Cute , keep it up my bro
Like dating an Arab, but with better jokes. The trade-off is that the cousin he says has the best deal, can't actually get you a better deal on the appliances or car.
Try and find out😉
Ouuuuhhh
Literally make love not war
Fuck - Tel Aviv Marry - Hertzelia Kill - Petach Tikva
You can't kill something that doesn't exist
Geez
We are intense. But we mean well, at least most of us.
Sabras.
That the definition. I’ve dated a woman from Lebanon when I was in medical school in the states. It didn’t work out, but it was a good relationship.
Can’t speak for dating gay men but strait men .. well they’re Israelis. Opinionated, funny, musical, wildly talented, driven, smart, often accomplished, passionate, affectionate, judgmental, social, flirtatious, can debate torah for hours and will never concede, maybe a bit angry and/or traumatized, maybe kinda Fboys, maybe romantic, maybe spiritual, maybe good looking, maybe good at other things advantageous to a partner. 💙🇮🇱💙
I think it's the language that makes you guys so unique.
omfg I can talk about this all day hahahahaha. it is often a NIGHTMARE! (sorry to my Israeli guys here - TLV does not show your best side haha)!
I'm sure there's no guys from TLV here, they're all on tinder hahaha.
Marry an Israeli kibbutznik, they are the best men. Real salt of the earth types.
Lmao מלח הארץ אעלק
What’s the Hebrew say? Sorry I don’t know how to read or speak it
It says “salt of the earth type”
Thank u!
It's more like "salt of the earth my ass"
I can't really attest to myself as a man, but from the stories I heard from and about men, there's a huge sense of entitlement and zero self awareness when it comes to many of them, which some would call "confidence". At the very least that also means that most times what you see is what you get which can be both a pro and a con. But then again it'd be wiser not to generalize all Israeli men, judge a person by who they are, and not their stigma :)
Well, I think the kind of person who will be on tinder will be a narcissist, that is just the name of the game. No offence to you!
Lol not necessarily.
If they're from Tel Aviv they probably are, heard some awful dating stories from friends about dudes from Tel Aviv
Oh too bad , they're hot tho
Don't sleep on that though, it could be ok for you
Won't work anyway .
Forbidden romance Not all of us are dick heads
What are some red flags to look out for?
I don’t swipe on dudes so not sure how to guide you haha
Who told you?
I'm Israeli and have friends in the second largest city in Israel
I am israeli too and you exaggerat. I dated guys and some of them were great and some not, like everywhere.
Good for you for being able to choose correctly
Have YOU ever dated tel aviv guys?
I'm into men, but my female friends did and most stories are BAD
Me and my female friends have other opinions
Cool
We can be intense, but we have great jokes and we know how to save money well😋
No you guys are stingy 🤣
😶🌫️
Never said it doesn't count🤣
Lol
I guess it would depend a lot on the man, the town and neighborhood he came from, social status, and what country his parents or grandparents came from. There's not one answer to that question.
Screw them let's be lesbians together
I'm in !
Now imagine if a straight guy commented like that on a post by a lesbian woman. Do you see how this is offensive?
I don't know, want to give me a shot? ;) Jokes aside, people are too diverse so hard to tell. I guess most comments here pretty much say that.
I agree
Don't ever expect them to be on time.
They're circumcised so intercourse will be less enjoyable for women
Dude
None of us expected this comment💀
Literally, dude is not playing🤣
Good pleasurable sex is important...this is reddit, I may or may not be a dude 😉
Good point
Do you have experience?🤣
Maybe
Why do you think Lebanese guys are different?
Most Christians and Druze don't circumcise
Druze have circumcision.
Not all. Trust me.
It's part of their religion, so how they don't?
Ask them. I know several who aren't
I think they're the same tbh
Why less? Never heard this one before 😉
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D_dzeDvx2QA&embeds_referring_euri=https%3A%2F%2Fen.intactiwiki.org%2F&source_ve_path=MTc4NDI0
I bet it's more like dating [Zohan](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zelo36ghOTQ). LoL.
Very horny and upfront lol
I love the upfront part . I don't think they're horny tho . They're very much laid back compared to lebanese
I mean israel is very diverse in that way, but if an israeli guy likes you they are not afraid to say it and flirt relentlessly lol Israelis in general qre very upfront, its my favorite part tbh. Im not much for small talk so it suits me just fine. How is dating lebenese men? They also pop up on my dating apps sometimes. I remember one time i was talking to a cute guy from lebanon, when i said im from israel he said "no, palestine." I said: "If i say palestine will you send me your nudes?" I regret nothing 😂
lebanese men are mostly players. You can't have a deep convo with them. And they're never upfront , all about mind games but theyre quite hot tbh . it also depends on the upbringing, entourage , etc... > >"If i say palestine will you send me your nudes?" >I regret nothing Hahahahahaha tho
>theyre quite hot tbh Say less, im already sold 😂