How many Palestinian Jews are there?

Question

What is / would life be like for Jews in Palastine (a Palastinian state)?

Answer 1

There are precisely none. Life as a Jew in the PA would be short--about 10 minutes long. There is no reason to believe that if they declared a state that things would be any different.

The only "Palestinian Jews" alive today are those who lived in the Land of Israel before the declaration of independence of the State of Israel. There are few left alive today.

And, despite what the previous answer says, *most* Palestinians are not terrorists. There are many who are, and the leadership (a better term might be "leaderships"--as there is no single entity or group that really commands the Palestinian people) supports terror, but most of the individual Palestinians are bullied into silence at the acts their leaders support.

Answer 2

There are no such people in existance called Palestinian Jews, this does not make sence. Jews are Jews where ever they come from. Palestinians are Muslims (mostly allthough there are a few Orthadox Christians and Rcs).
Jews live in Israel, they do NOT live in the Palsetinian controlled parts of Israel.
Palestinians HATE Jews, Jews do not hate anyone but only wantto live in peace. Palestinians are (mostly) terrorists who love death.
Jews are Gods people and love life.
Israel belongs to the Jews, the Palestinians never wanted Israel before the Jews wanted it, the land was just lain waste.

Answer 3

The term Palestinian was used to describe the Jewish population of Palestine under the British mandate (prior to 1948). It was the Jewish population that was known as "Palestinians" including those who served in the British Army in World War II.
For example, the Jerusalem Post, was known as the Palestine Post until 1950.
After independence in 1948 they were known as Israelis. Now there are approximately 6 million Israelis.

The Muslim population in Mandate Palestine were known simply as Arabs because most of them were migrants from around the Middle East. No Jew has ever been permitted to reside in the Trans-Jordan/Jordan area of the original Mandate of Palestine.

The term Palestinian, referring to Arabs as opposed to Jews, was only started after the 1967 war. Before then, the areas in question were part of Jordan (West Bank) and Egypt (Gaza) and there was no movement or desire for a new independent Arab state of Palestine on these lands.

Answer 4

After the modern State of Israel was born, nearly all native Palestinian Jews became citizens of Israel, and the term "Palestinian Jews" largely fell into disuse. It is still used in contexts where it is necessary to distinguish from Muslim, Christian or Druze Palestinians who are together termed "Palestinian Arabs". Jews from Arab lands are today typically not termed Arab Jews, so "Palestinian Arab" today also implies the exclusion of Palestinian Jews.

Palestinians themselves may be either Muslim, Christian, Jewish, Druze, or other.

Answer 5

In 1922, before Israel was put into being, there were about 83,780 Jewish Palestinians. Most Jewish people living in the area were allowed to absorb into Israeli culture (something the Muslims, Christians, and other Arabs in the area were not allowed to do), and therefore only a few thousand Jewish folks in the area still call themselves Palestinians.

Answer 6

None. All Palestinians are either Muslim or Christians.
But there's Palestians-Israeli. After 1947 they accepted to sell their identity for a peice of paper (isreali ID and passport). They are regarded as LOW by other palestinians and are not accpeted neither is Isreal as Isrealis and by palestinians as Palestinens.

Answer 7

Don't pay attention to the first answer, there was no such thing as Palestine only long after Israel was established.

Answer 8

there are non Palstine Jews