[datricker]

I want to go visit Israel I understand its pretty cool - that said I don't think I'd like to live there. Just to many political crosswinds that could kill me/family as I go the grocery store or some other normal aspect of my life here in America. Life is tough enough I don't need that crap.

What does the dual citizenship do for a some one living here other than street cred? Dat Hebrew legit he gots his Israeli passport, type of thing? Seems more likely you could just end up getting inducted into the IDF because of infada random crap.

[cloudmountain]

1. I want to go visit Israel I understand its pretty cool - that said I don't think I'd like to live there. Just to many political crosswinds that could kill me/family as I go the grocery store or some other normal aspect of my life here in America. Life is tough enough I don't need that crap.
2. What does the dual citizenship do for a some one living here other than street cred? Dat Hebrew legit he gots his Israeli passport, type of thing? Seems more likely you could just end up getting inducted into the IDF because of infada random crap.

1. You would ALWAYS and ALWAYS be a foreigner. I lived in Mexico City for two years [I had cousins there that I had never met.] and discovered that I was and am 100% American. Being a foreigner would be interesting for a while...but it grows old FAST.

2. Dual citizenship = BIG FAT ZERO.
Why ANYONE from this absolutely wonderful, fabulous, blessed country want to live anywhere else? I lived in Mexico City for two years and discovered HOW American I was.
After returning home from the Middle East after five years there I got down on my HANDS and KNEES and KISSED the floor: HOME AT LAST!!!

Remember "Hanoi Jane" Fonda? That is when the phrase: "Love it or leave it" sunk into MY brain.