Which state has the least sensivity to foreign people especially Iranians or arabs?
930939
Mostly Foreign states, but if you want one chosen i would have to say IRAN, a FASCIST state setting between two country's that will be working Democracies. Iran hates its own people and ARABS so much they kill them by the hundreds.
242982
I'm from Iran and everyone gets me mixed up for an arabian. The differance between them is the cultures (yes some of then can both be muslims), haritage (the ways they dress) there language (araby and farsi and sometimes turkish), also the ways that they were brought up in life and were tought. theres also the waays that they write. yes they look very simular but the thing is that they are the same it's just that arabian writing has more sounds then farsi writing that makes it have to use more little lines and coma like stuff alot more.\n\nBut something that they have in comman is that they ALL hate Bush. Don't get me wrong i live in the usa, it's just that i'm tired of being made fun of.
567752
why should this question be limited to iranian?  that's called discrimination.
1128161
Iran.....I do not even bother to know about them....please next time choose right category for these sorts of silly question..\nthank you
618308
Iran is rebellious and cool. Iraq is a war zone and Israel is sadly in trouble. They are not the same country! Iraq are arabs, Israel jews and Iran muslim and persian.
834451
Arab citizens in Israel have all the rights and privileges as anyone else in Israel.  Unlike every single surrounding arab state, Israel is an enlightened democracy.  I think that is something people intentionally overlook about Israel.  Israel is not, in fact, a jewish state.  It may have begun that way, but it has not been that way for a long, long time.  Israel is a jewish and arab state.  It actually is the ONLY state in the middle east where arabs are free and have human rights.
1075746
Well, it's really not "Arabs" that are causing any "situation" now. Some people assume the terrorists who were responsible for the 9-11 attacks, etc. are Muslims, but that too is overly broad. Most Muslims are peaceful, and only a minority are “fundamentalists” who want to destroy the west. We should remember that the country with the largest Muslim population is Indonesia, and the inhabitants of that country are not “Arabs.” Another large Muslim country is Iran, where the population is Persian, not Arab, and they speak Farsi, not Arabic
887623
well, I have to tell something. I'm from an  Arabian country so, I do know this country very well. it's safe but   there is no freedom when you go there forget about  the freedom ,you won't be able to do whatever you want cause it's conservative country ,, they are strict but in general don't worry about  the safety it's safe, \nvenus
128961
Yes, very much. I find them to be cultured, well informed, delightful conversationalists and coming from a culture over 6000 years old, grounded in an identity that rivals any others in the world.  Do I care much for what is happening there now? \nNo. I wish the Iranian people the best in their future aspirations and hope the Arab imposed religious culture currently there evolves into something more akin to a real Iranian identity.
390787
Iran is a multi-ethnic country. Despite what most people think in the U.S. only 3% of the Iranian nationals are Arabs(who are ethnically semitic,most closely related to Jews).\n51% are Persian , 24% are Azeri Turks( which is different from Turkish Turks, but the same as people from the country of Azerbaijan which was part of the Soviet Union/Russia until the early 1990 s  and was part of Iran until the early 1800 s)\n 7% are Kurds , 8% are Gilaki/Mazandarani (people from the caspian sea shore region) , 2% are Lur (closely related to kurds) , 2% are Baluchi (related to Indian/Pakistani people), 2% are turkman (related to Mongols/Khazaks) and 1% are "other" (mostly Armenians/Assyrians). Racially speaking all of the above ethnicities are considered "white" except for the Arabs , turkmans,and baluchis . The words Aryan and Iran come from the same root and Iran literally means " the land of Aryans".Iran has always been called Iran by the people that lived there, but outside of Iran ,the country  of Iran was called Persia until 1935 when the ruling king formally asked the foreign press to refer to  Persia by its indigenous name (ie:Iran) ; so in effect as far as the name goes Iran and Persia are one and the same.
606558
Look at it this way, before 1979 Iran was the most developed nation in the region, it had the highest standard of living and was a major importer of American goods and services. Being larger and having a much greater population than Kuwait, which at the time was not friendly with the U.S., it represented our staunchest ally in that part of the world. \n\nFast forward nearly 30 years since the revolution. Poverty, violence and international irresponsibility now wrack the country. The population has been decimated by a senseless, bloody war with Iraq and now what little government there is happens to be playing nuclear brinkmanship with the rest of the world. Things are bad.
1040824
I would have to say The last King of Iran before Arabs conqured my country 1400 years ago. I wish I was the king at that time so I could fight the arabs, kick the shit out of them and never let Islam enter my country.
555926
?? why Iran? I am from there
150095
if iran is considerd a terrorist country so what about the israel & its grandmother US who are killing hundereds of muslims daily in palestine,afghanestan,iraq &..
195057
Selective bigotry.  Arabs don't want to pick our fruit.
314749
Iran is safe for any travellers from any part of the world.\nA little disturbance caused in the region by other countries has made it seem like Iran is not safe for its own people which is not true. WElCOME to IRAN.
698980
Bahrain, officially the Kingdom of Bahrain (Arabic: مملكة البحرين), is a borderless island nation in the Persian Gulf (Southwest Asia/Middle East, Asia). Saudi Arabia lies to the west and is connected to Bahrain by the King Fahd Causeway (officially opened on November 25, 1986), and Qatar is to the south across the Persian Gulf. The Qatar–Bahrain Friendship Bridge, currently being planned, will link Bahrain to Qatar as the longest fixed link in the world-.\n\nBahrain is the smallest, in terms of population, Arab nation in the world, and the smallest Arab member of the United Nations. It is also the least populous country in mainland Asia (but not of Asia overall, because Maldives and Brunei are smaller).