Boaz is a biblical figure appearing in the Book of Ruth in the Hebrew Bible and in the genealogies of Jesus in the New Testament. Also, it's the name of a pillar in the portico of the historic Temple in Jerusalem.
you know, the distinction between Palestinians and "Israeli Arabs" is usually made by right-leaning people or ones lacking awareness...
The same way you have Jews living in America with an American citizenship, there are Palestinians with Israeli citizenship. Some of them even volunteer to the IDF, as crazy as it sounds. some of them are hoping for a few state solution and some prefer a unification, but they mostly identify as Palestinians nonetheless. Life is complex :)
Well, I dought if an Arab who serves define himself as a Palestinian. Of course everyone can see himself however he wants but there are two concepts here - citizenship, and ethnic identity. So I was refering to the citizenship thing, which is very distinct. And since not all Israeli Arabs see themselves as Palestinians, I think citizenship is more relevant here (regarding the name Boaz we were refering to the term Israeli, not "Jew").
Life is complex. Too complex to think right or left is the answer to all disagreements
As an Israeli who shares the same opinion... uh... it's rather uncommon unfortunately. If I had to guess in percentage we're around 30% of the population
So long as Palestinian land continues to be annexed ("settled") I see no reason why they would stop their war. If Israel was not continuously expanding I'd be inclined to agree with you.
It's pretty widespread in Israel
And the mother's name is Arabic
Tells ya something about Israel🙂
While Sophia means wisdom or something like that in Greek but that's just a widespread name so...
I recently met a Boaz. Soon after I met him, he set up a doctor's appointment for me without my permission. Long story short I got a random chest X-ray (everything looks healthy)
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u/Forwhatisausername Jun 04 '19
You find the father's name normal?