Germans wrestle with multicultural identity

Quite other way around dont pretend that you know something.

So you are ridiculously trying to claim that each of those groups and their inflow into Israel have not been long running bones of contention within the country?
Next you will be telling me that there havn't been serious issues between Separdi and Askenazi since before the formal creation of the State

German. I don't care how much of a Turkish accent they have, but German. I don't care how many spelling errors they make, but German. I don't care if their grammar is at the same level as of a 3 year old kid, but German.

What German? come on you said Germany and all things germanic was a favourite subject of yours, so which German language?

Well for starters Germans don't go shouting around like fishwifes pretending they are somehow more important than the people around them.

Really??????

They don't hit their women.

wow??????

They don't keep their women dressed up like a nun.

A nun? thats a christian thing isn't it.
Oh of course you mean the very very small number of women that go for the middle eastern traditional style.

They don't let their kids freaking steal and wreak havoc to the neighbourhood.

Bloody hell, where were you when all we was hearing was about the thieving ostlanders and their swarming degenerate offspring?

They respect our system of politics and don't intimidate or attack people whom they not agree with.

Bugger me sideways, are you serious?????? do you live under a rock?

Yet while Frisians are expected to speak Dutch, as you won't find any Frisian on official leaflets

Oh dear, is this going to be another case of "dutch churches don't ring bells"?
Would you perhaps like to check on the status of the official and regional languages of the Netherlands and their applicability in areas such as literature from government and administration especially as all of those publications would come under the "official leaflets" which you complained about.

This argument is moot as well as neither Arabic nor Turkish are official EU languages.

Correct, I don't see Cyprus pushing for its language to be recognised anytime soon though I do see Spain recognising Berber and Arabic shortly.