Basically you right but I suggest you'll learn about the Druze religion, in some terms this is the closest religion to Judaism.Hhhhhmmmm...maybe not as clear cut a distinction as the brilliant Teddy assumes....
In Israel
Main article: Israeli Druze
The Druze form a religious minority in Israel of more than 100,000, mostly residing in the north of the country.[45] In 2004, there were 102,000 Druze living in the country.[46] In 2010, the population of Israeli Druze citizens grew to over 125,000.
In 1957, the Israeli government designated the Druze a distinct ethnic community at the request of its communal leaders. The Druze are Arabic-speaking citizens of Israel, who are drafted into mandatory service in the Israel Defense Forces, in which the same process goes for the majority of citizens in Israel. Members of the community have attained top positions in Israeli politics and public service.[47] The number of Druze parliament members usually exceeds their proportion in the Israeli population, integrated within several political parties.
Druze - Wikipedia the free encyclopedia
So it becomes a bit of a question of interpretation as to whether a person from this ethnic community converts to Islam or Christianity - do they then cease to be Druze or not?
Here is the main points you need to know that relates to the religion(Note that the clashes been over religion - not race)
You only considered a Druze by intermarriage - to Druze.
Druze believe in reincarnation.
Druze is all-ticket-sold(my definition
) means if you didn't turn to Druze (not sure) 1200 years ago - you can't convert now-your only choice is to born one (reincarnated) which designate Druze as a religion and race at once(closed circle ethnicity - old enough to be considered a race) I Hope it shed some light, this is a completely different rules than what you most likely used to with the main religions.