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the west is not really a geographic term, and its not really well defined either it has 3 main uses:

most commonly: the west: as in western europe and their settlers colonial offshoots (excluding Spanish and Portuguese ones but including the Spanish and Portuguese themselves)

most uselessly and confusing: the west: as in the global north (also not geographic) in its entirety

and less commonly: the west: as in all european cultures or cultures derived from europe, so most of europe and all settler colonies

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excluding Spanish and Portuguese ones but including the Spanish and Portuguese themselves

What ?

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excluding Spanish and Portuguese colonies but including the Spanish and Portuguese people themselves i guess i should have said Spain and Portugal instead of referring to their people.

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But why exclide them ? Is this an american thing ?

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Guess they meant “Spain and Portugal themselves”

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Ok so which of these definitions describes Israel?

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All three lol

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