Yes, but if you get married, the Church will not fully recognize your marriage and you will not be able to celebrate the Eucharist at the wedding ceremony. Many priests will refuse to consecrate the marriage. You will have to promise to raise the children as Catholics.
As a Catholic, you may date and marry anyone you choose. There is no such thing as your marriage not being recognized by the church because of a spouse being of another faith.
The problems that arise is the man being Druze. This is a generally "mysterious" religion as they do not divulge a lot of what it is about to the outside world, nor do they marry 'outsiders'. That said, it all depends upon the person and whether or not they are willing to date outside their religion or not.
We can date/marry whomever but we are warned not to marry non-believers.
2 Corinthians 6:14
Bear not the yoke with unbelievers. For what participation hath justice with injustice? Or what fellowship hath light with darkness?
Can a catholic woman date a man belonging to the Druze faith?
