if you automatically get citizenship the moment you land in a country with no questions asked then you are basically a de facto citizen of the country for all intents and purposes.
Still basically the same. The point is that loyalties are in question because jews always have a back door to escape in the form of israel, if they happen to fuck up anything in the non jewish host country they happen to be residing in .
you still have to formally request citizenship, which is the difference between immigration and visitation. you cannot vote in Israeli elections without citizenship, so I argue it is not basically the same.
if you automatically get citizenship the moment you land in a country with no questions asked then you are basically a de facto citizen of the country for all intents and purposes.
the language they use is "immigrate", not "visit". there is a difference.
Still basically the same. The point is that loyalties are in question because jews always have a back door to escape in the form of israel, if they happen to fuck up anything in the non jewish host country they happen to be residing in .
you still have to formally request citizenship, which is the difference between immigration and visitation. you cannot vote in Israeli elections without citizenship, so I argue it is not basically the same.
i still have to disagree sorry.