No, these are two different groupings, except for the few Jewish Greeks and the ethnic Greeks in other countries who are Jewish.
Being Jewish relates primarily to a religion. Being Greek relates primarily to an ethnic background or national identity.
There are about 5,000 Jews in Greece out of a Greek population of 11 million and a world Jewish population of 14 million.
Historically, the Jews of Greece had unique traditions and were not considered to be Ashkenazi or Sephardi, but Romaniote. With the Spanish Inquisition, many Sephardi Jews came to Greece, overwhelming the Romaniote population, but a vibrant community of Romaniote Jews remained until the Holocaust nearly extinguished it.
Although Athenians were Greeks, not all Greeks were Athenians.
Hellenistic Jews.
Their penalty was death. This is also the same with the Greeks
Jews will need the same thing that they have always needed: tolerance from non-Jews so that they can live their lives in peace.
romans, greeks, jews, syrians jews, africans,spaniards
we have the same thing as jews so look up jews and you will find it
The Greeks.
they wear they same thing that jews wear and jews wear what bruneins wear
christians
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Jews and Hebrews are the same thing. So if a Jew marries a Hebrew, it's the same thing as saying two Jews got married. Also, no one calls us Hebrews anymore.
Yes, The Jews defeated the Assyrian-Greeks around 165 BCE. It should be noted that the Jews won a guerrilla war or war of attrition as opposed to an open war or direct confrontation. The Assyrian-Greeks withdrew from Judea in order to prevent the loss of today's Iraq to Seleucids who decided to invade when seeing the Assyrian-Greeks as being preoccupied.