yeah, mostly. One thing he’s incorrect on is Judaism. Yes, Judaism is an ethnoreligion. No, you don’t need to be born into it.
Im converting at the moment. It’s just that unlike Christianity and Islam, where conversion is an immediate process, Jewish conversion is more complicated.
I meet with a rabbi every 2 weeks, study the culture, history, and religion. I’ll eventually get circumcised. And then when that’s all done, I’ll go before a Jewish court which will approve my conversion.
After that I could theoretically get citizenship under Israel’s law of return.
However I don’t think I’d be considered fully Jewish within the state of Israel because I’m converting under Reform Judaism, a more liberal denomination of the religion. I believe that might affect my ability to get married within the state of Israel. As well as some other stuff like that.
However were I to get an orthodox conversion, I would be considered fully Jewish under Israeli law.
Regardless, I doubt I’d ever immigrate there. America, with all its flaws, is honestly a better country.