Funny

 Yasser Arafat, born in Cairo to a "Palestinian activist": Palestinian native.

A Jew born in Manhattan: Manhattenite, according to anti-Israel people. 

Mohammed El-Kurd, who claims Jews (who’s name means Judean/Israelite) are colonizers in Israel (Judea and Israel were the ultimately unified kingdoms which encompassed the land he claims they colonized) and he (who’s last name is El-Kurd, meaning from Kurdistan), a self-identified Arab (a name which means from Arabia) is indigenous. 

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