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The term Jewish Israeli refers to a citizen of Israel who identifies as Jewish. This demographic forms the majority population within the State of Israel. The term encompasses individuals of diverse Jewish backgrounds, including Ashkenazi, Sephardi, Mizrahi, Ethiopian, and other Jewish ethnic and religious traditions. Jewish Israelis are not a monolithic group; they hold a wide spectrum of political views, religious observances, and cultural practices.

While the majority of Israelis are Jewish, Israel is also home to a significant Arab minority, as well as smaller communities of other faiths and ethnicities. The relationship between Jewish Israelis and other communities within Israel is a complex and evolving aspect of the country's social and political landscape. Jewish identity in Israel is deeply intertwined with the nation's history, culture, and religious heritage, shaping many aspects of public life, including holidays, legal frameworks, and national symbols. The shared historical narrative and cultural traditions are central to the identity of many Jewish Israelis, even as the society continues to embrace a diverse range of viewpoints and practices.