How long after I convert to Judaism do I need to wait until I can kick Arabs out of their homes?
It's an honest question, hardly rhetorical. Hear me out:
80% of the Jewish population are of Ashkenazi decent. The main groups are Ashkenazi (Europe), Sephardic (Iberia/N. Africa/Middle East), and Mizrahi (Middle East).
Ashkenazi bloodlines can, and have, been traced back to the Khazar empire, which was sandwiched between the Byzantine Empire to the north, and the Islamic Caliphate to the south. The Khazar empire wasn't a monotheist empire, instead it can be described as Turkic Tengrism (shamanism/polytheism). Far from any Abrahamic faith, more closer aligning to people who worship God(s) that have horns, eat children, practice perversions, ect ect.
Still reading? Here's where it gets juicy. Many historical counts describe a mass conversion of the ruling elites of the Khazar empire to Judaism, at a time where the Jewish population was tiny. Remember, 80% of Jewish people TODAY are Ashkenazi, so imagine how small the rest of the Jewish bloodlines were. (And don't forget about the 6,000,000,000 Ashkenazi jews who perished in WW2)
Hopefully you're able to understand what I'm trying to share with everyone. Which brings me back to my question, "how long do I have to wait after I convert to Judaism to go kick some Arabs out of their homes?"
I'm excited to label anyone who disagrees with my entitlement to Arab land, as an "Anti-Semite."
my understanding of the right of return, once you have converted, is 9-12 months. ideally you will be active in society promoting Israeli values, this will fast track your application, apparently.