Do Arabs accept their Semitic-ness? It's always the Israeli's who appear to be proud of their heritage. Do you think Israeli's have more in common with Arabs than Iranians or Bengali's?
Well, depends on how big an interest they have in their past or history before Islam. But yes, we know that we are Semitic people. Well, Arabs are extremely proud people. I don't actually know a more proud people to be honest. But you were probably referring to whether they are proud of their Semitic past? Well, I kind of answered that in my first sentence in this post.
LOL, my friend Jews are fellow Semitic people who have lived next to Arabs/Semitic for their entire history, who speak a Semitic language, who have Semitic customs etc. Besides nearly 33% of all Jews worldwide have ancestry from Arab lands - Mizrahi Jews. Jews don't really have anything in common with Bangladesh. Iran too aside from there being a Jewish diaspora. Not even neighbors or fellow Semitic people to begin with.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mizrahi_Jews
Anyway Arabs and Jews share much in common more than most would like to admit (both parties) and we have largely lived peacefully for thousands of years but the recent Palestine-Israel conflict have made relations difficult.
But despite that then 25% of all Israelis are Arabs and Muslims so they can coexist somehow.
I myself and most Arabs if they look past the word Zionist and the actions of Israel since its creation would also agree with me when I say that we share more in common with a regular Jew then let's say a regular Swede.
Personally I don't have anything against the regular Jew and Jews are also considered People of the Book. Even our Prophet Muhammad (saws) had dealings with Jews so why should we not?
Besides those are some links that might interest you:
History of the Jews in Saudi Arabia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
History of the Jews in the Arabian Peninsula - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Yemenite Jews - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia