Yes. "Hebrews" refers to our ancestors in the time of the Patriarchs. "Israelites" refers to our ancestors in the era from Moses until the First Destruction. After that we were (are) called Jews because most of us are from the tribe of Judah.
Hebrews and Israelites are the same people. Today they are called "Jews".
The Israelites were what is now called Jewish. See also:Are Hebrews Israelites and Jews the same peopleWere the Israelites monotheistic
Those called Israelis are those who reside in the land of Israel as of now. Those who are Israelites are those who are descendants of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, are scattered of out the land of Israel, and are of the 12 tribes of Israel. These people are traditionally considered to be the Jews although there are minority opinions that claim them to be African-American, Palestinian, and otherwise. So, the answer would be no, they are not the same people.
The Jews of Persia were Hebrews that moved to Persia. They were the same people.
Jews argue for the same reason everyone else in the world argues - to prove their point on a subject two of them were talking about.
The questioner is very confused. 'Israelites' and 'Jews' don't distinguish themselves from one another, and aren't fighting one another. Where animosity exists, it's between Israelites/Jews/Hebrews and others whose prejudice is so strong that they cannot bear the thought of a country administered by Jews, or, indeed, of a live Jew.
What we now call Judaism.See also:Are Hebrews Israelites and Jews the same peopleHow Abraham started Judaism
Hebrew people are also known as Israelites, because of the biblical tradition that they were descended from the patriarch Israel. In later times, the Hebrew people of the Babylonian Exile were known as Jews. However, the population of the northern kingdom of Israel had already been assimilated into other Near Eastern cultures and had lost their ethnic identity as Hebrews or Israelites. Conversely, not all modern Jews are descended from the ancient Hebrews.
The Jewish Shabbat is Saturday, from Friday sunset until Saturday evening. The same held true for the Jewish ancestors (Hebrews and Israelites). See the Related Links.Link: More about the ShabbatLink: Hebrews/ Israelites/ Jews
There are about six million Jews in the country of Israel (in 2015), and around 14 million Jews worldwide. Other than converts, all Jews are from Jacob's bloodline. God gave Jacob the additional name of Israel (Genesis ch.35), and it was Jacob who fathered the Twelve Israelite Tribes who are the ancestors of all Jews. See also:Are Hebrews, Israelites and Jews the same people?
Jews and Hebrews are the same thing. So if a Jew marries a Hebrew, it's the same thing as saying two Jews got married. Also, no one calls us Hebrews anymore.
Hebrews Israelites and Jews are all the same group of people.In traditional usage:Hebrew (עברי) referred only to the ancient Hebrew people prior to the lifetime of Jacob or to the language of Israel.Israelite (×‘× ×™ ישראל) Referred only to the Hebrews from the time of Jacob until the time of the destruction of the Holy Temple in 586 BCEJew (יהודי) referred only to the Hebrews of the tribe of Judah, who returned to Israel after the Babylonian captivity, given that most of the tribes had assimilated into Babylonian culture. Some people even call these early Jews "Judeans."In Modern Usage:All three have been used interchangeably. Referring to Jews as Hebrews was particularly common in Europe up until World War II. In Jewish prayers, Jews are called Yisra'el (which could be translated as Israelite). Abraham is called the first Jew even though he was not from the Tribe of Judah (which hadn't formed yet), because "Jew now means "one who follows Judaism."