How do Jews feel about Assyrians today?

Question

Assyrians do exist today.

Answer 1

no bad feelings what so ever,The israeli's like them, they have citizenship and have full rights. the Assyrians are Christians, they are allowed to practice their religion based on freedom, justice and peace as envisaged by the Prophets of Israel;Israel ensures complete equality of social and political rights to all its inhabitants irrespective of religion, race or s*x;Israel guarantees freedom of religion, conscience, language, education and culture .

Answer 2

We don't think much about them, honestly.

Answer 3

According to the answers above, not all of them realize Assyrians still exist.

It's rather sad that I'm surprised.

Answer 4

They are treated as Israelis and thought of as Israelis.

Approximately 700 Assyrians and a much smaller number of Chaldean Assyrians live in Israel today, mostly in Jerusalem. The Assyrian Church of the East is represented by the Assyrian Archbishop (Sewerios Malki Murad) of Jerusalem, while the Chaldeans have been represented since 1903 by a non-resident apostolic vicar.  

The Assyrian monastery of Saint Mark lies in Jerusalem.

Many members of the Assyrians community make pilgrimages to holy sites within Israel proper and to ones in the west bank.

Answer 5

apathetic

Answer 6

They have a cool church in Jerusalem.

Answer 7

Fine.

Answer 8

Assyrians are cool

Answer 9

Probably could care less because  Assyrian society ceased to exist as "assyrian" over 2,000 years ago.  Its a safe bet that no one is still around with first hand knowledge.

Answer 10

I am not Jewish but converting to Judaism soon (I am from Tonga)... so one of my friends, is Jewish and his best friend is Assyrian so he usually hangout with Jews people... so Jews likes Assyrians... they are good friends...

oh and I know 2 Assyrians from school and they are great people and very strong supporters of Israel... :)

Israel and Tonga and Samoa forever!