Your dramatic monologue only highlights a complete lack of understanding of linguistics and the Hebrew language itself.

First, the word "gentile" isn't Hebrew—it comes from the Latin gentilis, historically used to translate the concept of "nations." In Biblical Hebrew, "goy" (plural goyim) literally just means "nation" or "people" (and is even used to describe the nation of Israel itself in the Torah).

Using goy to single out an individual as some inferior species is conceptually ridiculous. To us Israelis, watching someone construct a whole hierarchy around this word is pure comedy—it's the exact equivalent of pointing at a single person and calling them "Brazil" or "New York."

What you think is deep philosophical insight is really just condescension built on top of basic linguistic illiteracy.