More
confusion on whether an individual of Jewish extraction born outside of Israel is "Jewish", "country_abc Jewish", "Jewish country_abc", "Israeli" ... from the Jerusalem Post. This is pertinent to the current discussion because many (especially Harry) question which term is correct: "Polish Jew", "Jewish Pole", "Jew" ? Read on:
- "A 23-year-old heavily intoxicated Arab man from Kuwait who claimed he had a bomb briefly held three Jewish teenagers captive in their Polish hotel room on Monday, police and officials said."
- "The three Brazilian teens, who were in Poland for the annual March of the Living Holocaust commemoration ceremonies, were accosted by the drunken man in their room at central Warsaw's Holiday Inn as they were getting ready to leave the hotel, said Aharon Tamir, deputy chairman of the March of the Living."
- "Although no Israelis were involved in the incident, security was briefly heightened for a separate group of 450 Israeli high school students currently in Poland, an Education Ministry spokeswoman said."
- "Around 10,000 people from around the world, mostly Jewish, took part in the 20th March of the Living on Thursday, an annual event at the former Nazi death camp of Auschwitz-Birkenau that honors the memory of the six million Jews who perished in the Holocaust."
From the above (all in on article), we gather the following:
(1) "three Jewish teenagers", (2) "three Brazilian teens", (3) "no Israelis were involved" [Israeli Jews, Jewish Israeli's ?], (4) "mostly Jewish".
It seems from the above, that the Jersualem Post doesn't know the exact nationality of those 3 teens as well. Harry, any answers?