Are Ashkenazi Jews Khazars?
No Jews are not Khazars, most Jews originated in Israel, Now let me explain.........., All Jews did not originate in Israel, not 100% of them are. Rather.....if you will, accept 98% or 99% (or perhaps 99.5%) are, then my answer is yes they all originated in Israel. Every major DNA study conducted in the last one and one-half decades has scientifically shown that Jews from around the world share common ancestors in ancient Israel. You could say that the Biblical Israelite is (from a biological and historical point of view) the great-grandfather of the Modern Israeli. Although unrelated to your question directly, it is worth noting that the theory of the Khazar Conversion being the ancestry of many Jews today (and which actually, believe it or not, was held to be so by even some educated people at one time) has been shown by DNA research to have no validity.
What is the difference between Sephardic Jews and Ashkenazi Jews?
I found this link that explains a lot of differences of both Jewish groups and yet there are some Jews who insist that there is no difference. http://www.cyberspaceorbit.com/khazar.ht... I guess the differences of opinions? What is the real difference?
Are Ashkenazi Jews more beautiful than Sephardi Jews?
Nesicha Y is very beautiful sephardi Jewish female and she is so gorgeous!!!!!!!!!!!
Why is it that I can't tell the difference between an Ashkenazi Jew, and a White European?
You are talking about very different things. Anyone who is racially white and lives in Europe is a white European. If they happen to be of the Jewish Religion and follow Ashkenaz customs then they are White, European and Ashkenazi Jewish. No matter what if they are born white they will always be that way. If they live in Europe then they will be that way and If they are born or convert to Judaism they are always Jews. Incidentally there are also black Ashkenazi Jews or any other shade or origin. Not all are white.
Do Ashkenazi Jews(White Jews) discriminate against Sephardic Jews(Middle Eastern Jews) and other Jews?
I did some summer work for an old Jewish woman from France who lives in America. During the summer I would go to her huge mansion and read with her and sit with her. Members of her family would come over form France and visit (and shop till they dropped). Anyhow, I had a conversation with one of them, a very nice lady who was talking about this guy, who was also Jewish. She made it clear to me that he was not a Jew like them, but those other Jews, the Sephardic. The way she said it, made it clear that she looked down on the Sephardics and did not think they were as good as Ashkenazi Jews (This particular family has its roots in Eastern Europe). Is this a common feeling among Ashkenazi Jews? On a side note: I was paid very well for reading and sitting drinking tea, so the stereotype of stingy Jews isn't true.