Are  people from Isreal more open and flirtatious than Americans?
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People from Israel tend to be very aggresive. It's definatley part of the Sabra culture.  Talk to him and explain your concerns if he's interested in a relationship...cool.  If he just wants some trim, they get rid of him~!
205613
The Israelis are great at Espionage - probably the best in the World.  They can infiltrate any organization and they have great communication techniques.  They know how to effectively use women spies.  They do a great job.
846012
Of course there are.Everywhere you go there is always going to be some cuties.Even when you go somewhere with a population that has a primary ethnicity that you may not be attracted to, there are still cuties.\n\nBut as far as Egypt, I think you will be happy with what the nation has to offer.But be warned.They have strict laws.Make sure you know them and know where to go and where not to go.
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Yes, extremely friendly and courteous. During my stay in both Hong Kong and Mainland China (Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou, Xiamen) I found people to be very helpful, respectful, and very, very friendly.\n\nHowever, they are also very private people, and it takes them a long time to warm up to "guai-los / guai-pos". But once they feel a foreigner will honor & respect their culture and is sincere in his/her attempt to live according to Chinese believes & traditions while in their country, they become very outgoing and make wonderful, honest, sincere friends (who even taught a guai-po how to savely cross a main street in Shanghai and patiently answered all questions with a wonderful sense of humor).\n \nUnfortunately, way too many American guai-los and guai-pos are ignorant of the cultures and traditions of Asian countries (as well as being ignorant of cultures/traditions of any country outside the US, for that matter) and fail to see how their rude and obnoxious behavior can insult people of other cultures.\n \nNeither Chinese Government nor the Chinese themselves would ever deliberately insult a foreigner or would go out of their way to harm others (unlike the US). \n \nSimple comparison:\nwhich Nation started the majority of wars ?          US not China\nwhich Nation has the highest crime rate ?            US not China   \nwhich Nation has the lowest level of education ?  US not China\n \nYes, China is indeed a friendly country, who has her crime rate under control, has a high level of education, who is not known to invade other countries under false pretenses..... and of course the Government reserves their right to run their own country the way they feel best (the Chinese Govmt does not run the country into ruin, it improves the country's economy, it does not invade other countries for oil....)
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I hope no-one takes offence to your question. It is a valid one and you clearly state this as a generalisation and obviously understand that there is a huge variation in jewish appearance, but yes, there is some characturistics that are considered 'jewish'.\n\nI think it is as someone has already said, there is a geographical orrigination and historically jews have not married out of religion, although this is of course a generalisation in its self. So the gene pool has largely remained intact. Obviousy the genes for those characturistics have been carried through the generations and not been widely circulated among other religious backgrounds. Although again I stress those characturistics are not exclusively jewish and intermarriage has scattered them about into other cultures too.\n\nPerhaps even, many of those characturistic genes are recessive, and therefore generally appear in the more pure jewish families than the ones of more mixed race. \n\nBut I do dissagree with about the 'christian' look. I'm sure out of a line up of jews, christians, muslims, hindus, buddists and many other religions, that someone could pick out a christian. Generally speaking of course. I'm sure we could also find many traditianaly jewish or traditionally muslim looking people and actually find that thay are infact christian or buddist.
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I would say yes G-d dose look at culture and national identity more strongly than He looks at bloodline, but still in the average Jew the Hebrew blood line is quite strong.\n\nhttp://www.khazaria.com/genetics/abstracts.html
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I don't know much about it except what's in the media. I know they're on Israel and the USA's sh*t list right now. I have heard that the Iranians are very educated people and for being a country in the middle east, Iran is pretty well to do. When I was about 12 years old I had a pen pal from Iran who wrote in perfect English and sent me beautiful postcards from there. The mail was always ripped open before it got delivered to me though like someone was checking it. I have nothing against the Iranian people or their country. My experience with the ones I met have been very pleasant.
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its all to do with confidence.. a lot of eastern european girls are gorgeous.. especially lithuanians...  if you smile and look good.. people are drawn to you no matter what country you are from
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I'm from Europe i know they are very gelous dont pay him that much attention just because you like his accent and don't give him to much sex make him whait ;-)
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i think they are partially true. watch the page 3 movie for the real details of high level society.. those things are common for people there.. they are very much developed and civilised as americans in that manner.. they dont mind about relations ships.. only money is the thing that matters..\npaisa hai to sab chalta hai..
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I have a lot of Bulgarian friends and dated a couple of them too. I, myself, am Maltese - Canadian. Judging by my good friends they make as good of a wife as any really. Very domestic yet independant, smart women. Beautiful too.
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Just like every other country on the planet, they are both. The Israelis do some very wonderful and humanitarian things and they also do some very inhumane things. No country can be evaluated in such "yes or no" terms.
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from the middle east country who is blessed with it
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first of all, who wants to know? i mean where are you from?\n\nSecond: Arabs? hmmmm, let me see. I see them as people just like we are. All people from all over the world are the same i guess. the differences exist as a result of different cultures, civilizations, scientific researches and alot of other things put together. give someone a chance to learn, study and do experements and you will have a scientist like Ahmed Zoweil. deprive someone everything and you will have a criminal, a terorist, or just another poor helpless man. yet, there might be something i like about arabs actually that we lack these days, which is family bondage. might sound strange to our society here, but i like the idea of family living together and caring the way they do. also, i like the idea that ladies normally stay virgins untill they meet the right guy or even get married. so, i guess all what i like about them is social rather than else. i like oriental music as well. mmmmmm,,,,, what do you all think about this?\n\nAngel
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one thing you dont want to call them is arabs.. they are very adament about "NOT" being arab... I get this a lot from them... I am american-arab myself. and my american family thinks anyone from the middle east is arab.. but so not true.. Israelis are not arab, Turkish folks are not arab, Iranians are not arab etc etc.. they have their own language and their own culture.. even though these groups share the historic like culture of desert dwelings, dark skin, olive complected, etc etc of the past.. Iranians are muslims.. majority are shiite muslims which have a bit of somedifferent viewpoints from other muslims, like Saudi's for example which are mainly sunni muslims..
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They have a good chance...I prefer them to freaking Arabs or Orientals!
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I assume that the US is the country in question?\n\nSoutherners are friendly, to be sure, but I'd say that down-to-earth Midwesterners are just as nice--trustworthy and eager to make a person feel at home (I'm originally from Ohio, so I'm definitely biased!).