Identity- group 7

Last year I traveled to Jordan with my siblings. While we were there, we met many people who asked us about our ethnicity. Unfortunately, whenever I told someone that we are 48-Arabs I didn’t feel comfortable, and I was afraid that someone will judge us. However, many of them were nice and welcoming.

I remember once there was a group of people who have a special page for fans of a certain series, i decided to join, but first of all they asked me about where iam from , i told them that iam one of the 48 Arab in Israel then they told that we wouldnt enter people from this country and they recognized without knowing me that iam extremely israeli .

Also i remeber when i was in the elementary school i used to play local basketball unfortunately, when we were having a game with jews from the moment we enter the hall they start laughing.

Last year I traveled to Jordan with my siblings. While we were there, we met many people who asked us about our ethnicity. Unfortunately, whenever I told someone that we are 48-Arabs I didn’t feel comfortable, and I was afraid that someone will judge us. However, many of them were nice and welcoming.

When I was in the first class, I was playing with my classmate and we were very happy. Then a boy from the school came to us and he was making fun of us, and he said to me: you’re not supposed to play with this girl; She is a Christian girl. I felt very weird and I remember that I was very confused and I kept asking my mom about this subject and she told me that every one of us has a relegion and we should be friends with everyone even if they are not from the same religion.