OK then how many of these converts are granted citizenship in Israel? Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe the sum total is somewhere around zero.
Cela va sans dire, your whole post reeks of that.
Not sure what "Cela va sans dire" means, but let me guess:
"When a reasoned response fails me I resort to slander".
Am I close?
"Not sure what "Cela va sans dire" means"
Use a dictionary, you know what "dictionary" means, don't you?
It translates, "This goes without saying", which I disagree with. You are no more anti-Semitic than St. Peter was an anti-Semite.
You must be referring to converts in the Reform congregations, or non-recongised denominations such as Messianic Jews. Converts to Judaism are automatically granted full Israeli citizenship. This is one of the distinctive features of the Israeli state, and a complaint on the part of the Palestinians - someone in a foreign land, who undergoes a religious conversion, has a right to citizenship and property, which a person born there does not have.
However, the only form of conversion recognised is that of the Orthodox Jewish authorities. Reform and Conservative converts have to undergo an extra ritual - although that is presently under challenge.
About a year ago, a whole tribe of Indians in Peru were converted to Judaism. They were taken to live on a settlement in the West Bank, and given land. They are looked at by the Arabs with a very cynical eye.