`  ::You have a serious problem here - how can anyone possibily define one single ``Jewish position``? . Regarding your claim that Hebron is a ``Jewish city`` - as you well know the Jewish community in Hebron has been a minority for hundereds of years. Calling it a Palestinian city makes no judgement on who should live there and who shouldn't because the term ``Palestinian`` is a nationalist term with no direct religious implications. I happen to agree with you that ``The State of Israel does not have the authority to decide what is a Jewish city and what isn't``. The question remains: considering that Palestinian Arabs make up the vast majority of the population of Hebron and that the government of Israel designates it a Palestinian city, what justification is there for calling it a ``Jewish city`` other than an explictly racist one?  `