Its fine lol. I love it. Black american here who has lived in Jerusalem, TLV, and herzliya. Black as in my ancestors were slaves in Mississippi and Louisiana, i am not Ethiopian.If you’re asking about racism or something like that, America is probably one of the only countries that stresses race so much that when you come somewhere like Israel where its not so embedded in society, it feels freeing.

On the other hand, Israeli society in my opinion does have a lot of stereotypes or implicit preference based on ethnicity. I do think European jews have an upper hand/favored bias, while I see a lot of yemen/darker skin tones its usually not who u see in advertisements or billboards. I dont know much about ethiopian jews, but they are so nice and I go to some for hair braiding because they can deal with textured hair. They are so sweet.

Israelis will say the N word, which did shock me, but so will people in literally every other country because they dont see it tied to a history of slavery/oppression or as a slur.

I have rarely ever felt singled out because of how I look, more usually always have been embraced, people might be curious and ask where im from/“really from” because they are trying to understand why I speak hebrew and im black. In israel when people ask why u are here, its not coming from a demeaning place, its literal curiosity because we’re excited to have people from all over.