israeli

As a noun Israeli

is a person from Israel or of Israeli descent.

As an adjective Israeli

is of, from, or pertaining to Israel, the Israeli people.

As a proper noun Baraka is

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As adjectives the difference between ashkenazi and israeli

is that ashkenazi is of or relating to jews of german and eastern europe origin, and their traditions, customs, and rituals while israeli is israeli.

As nouns the difference between ashkenazi and israeli

is that ashkenazi is an askhenazi jew while israeli is israeli.

As a verb jews

is (jew).

As an adjective israeli is

israeli.

As a noun israeli is

israeli.

As nouns the difference between israeli and jew

is that israeli is a person from Israel or of Israeli descent while Jew is an adherent of Judaism.

As an adjective Israeli

is of, from, or pertaining to Israel, the Israeli people.

As a verb Jew is

alternative case form of jew.

As adjectives the difference between israeli and israelites

is that israeli is israeli while israelites is .

As a noun israeli

is israeli.

As nouns the difference between israeli and moshav

is that israeli is israeli while moshav is an israeli town or settlement: a type of cooperative agricultural community of individual farms pioneered by the (labour zionist)s during the.

As an adjective israeli

is israeli.