If you are born in Jerusalem what is your nationality?

Answer 1

Well, isn't that a happy little question! If you are born in Jerusalem, your nationality would depend on the laws of the country you are in. Some may consider you to be Israeli, while others may see you as Palestinian. Remember, nationality is just a label, and what truly matters is the love and kindness you share with others.

Answer 2

Oh, dude, if you're born in Jerusalem, your nationality would technically be Israeli. But like, who really cares about borders and stuff, right? Nationality is just a label, man. Just enjoy the hummus and falafel and chill out.

Answer 3

If you are born in Jerusalem, you are technically born in an area with disputed sovereignty. The nationality you hold would depend on various factors such as your parents' nationality, the laws of the governing authority, and personal choice. So, in short, there's no straightforward answer to this question.

Answer 4

Israeli

Answer 5

There are people from Jerusalem of many races -- perhaps you are asking about the racial category of the indigenous people of that region? The Bedouins (of the Negev and South Jordan) and Kurds (of Syria and Iraq) are probably fairly typical. Even that is problematic. The entire Levant has been a highway between Africa and Eurasia since the dawn of human history. In Biblical times, Egyptians, Assyrians and Babylonians fought over the land. Then the Greeks conquered it, then Rome. Rome moved slave populations from as far north as England and as far south as sub-Saharan Africal all over the empire. In post-Roman times, the mongols (descendants of Genghis Kahn) made it as far as Gaza. The Crusaders came, the Turks came. Every invading army certainly left behind children. What race is the result?