For this analogy to make any sense we must assume that you consider individual Jews to be operating collectively on the same level as a sovereign political body like the United Kingdom. I sincerely hope that this is not true and that you just expressed yourself very poorly, but I wouldn't be surprised.
are you fucking serious?
you aren't living in the real world! you are living in some sort of idealised version of reality that exists only in your mind
The united kingdom is incredibly diverse! There are: welsh, english, scottish, cornish, irish, channel islanders, shetlanders etc all with their own views on things; there are far more cohesive groups out there
Poll: 80% of Israeli Jews believe in God
Extensive Judaism study conducted by Guttman Institute and AVI CHAI Foundation points to increase in number of religious and haredi Jews, decrease in number of traditional and secular Jews; 63% don't mix meat and milk, but 65% watch TV on Shabbat
Kobi Nahshoni|Published: 01.28.12 , 09:13
Apart from the fact that four of five Israeli Jews believe in God, the study's findings revealed that 77% are convinced that the world is guided by an "extraordinary force", 72% believe that praying can improve a person's situation,
67% are convinced that the Jews are the chosen people, and 65% think Torah and mitzvot are a divine order.
According to 34% of the respondents, a Jew who fails to observe mitzvot puts his fellow people in danger.
https://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4181776,00.html
What’s in Netanyahu’s ‘Jewish State’ bill?
Prime minister’s legislation, up for vote this week, will seek to underline Israel’s Jewish character and highlight the country’s commitment to democracy
By
Adiv Sterman 23 November 2014, 11:36 pm
A final draft of a controversial bill that would define Israel as a Jewish state is set to be presented by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for a Knesset plenum vote by the end of this week, following the
cabinet’s approval of two earlier versions of the contentious legislation on Sunday.
While the cabinet did not officially endorse Netanyahu’s version of the Jewish State bill — but rather two drafts presented by coalition chairman Ze’ev Elkin (Likud), and MKs Yariv Levin (Likud) and Ayelet Shaked (Jewish Home) — the ministers agreed to back the pieces of legislation provided that the final version of the law will square with the prime minister’s requirements of the measure.
https://www.timesofisrael.com/whats-in-netanyahus-jewish-state-bill/
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