They probably didn't mean to hurt you; and their behavior, which was ugly indeed, might have reflected their own resentments and stereotypes about you - it does take two for tango.

There are plenty of nasty, uncaring individuals in both nations that would have behaved the same way. If anecdotal evidence provides any relief, I've had similar interactions on the road with people that were unmistakably Jewish. It's called rudeness, and unfortunately, it's pretty universal.

I understand; when I said "similar incidents" I meant incidents in which the other person's behavior on the road was so extreme it was hardly believable that it could be accounted to pure negligence. You were there, and we weren't, but the scenario of an "intentional road accident" still seems farfetched. At most, it would be like all those cases when road rage leads people behind the wheel to want to "teach the other driver a lesson", and in that case, based on my 12-year acquaintance with the Israeli road culture, I would not attribute it to ethnicity or nationalism.