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Israel practices racism daily.
The U.N. has issued hundreds of resolutions condemning Israel's racism against Palestinians. Even Amnesty International, no friend of Nazi attitudes, has condemned Israel for its racial discrimination.
Since "Jewish" is a race first -- by long, exclusive interbreeding for centuries -- and a religion second, the Jewish oppression of Arabs is racial, and therefore, racism.
Those many U.N. resolutions condemning Israel can be found with the web search engine "Google," by using such keywords/phrases as "human rights in Israel."
Israel is not a "democracy."
The U. S. State Department lists Israel as a "parliamentary democracy."
The 1948 Israeli "Declaration of the Establishment of the State of Israel" defined Israel as both a Jewish state and as a state that "will ensure complete equality of social and political rights to all its inhabitants irrespective of religion, race or sex."
However, according to Israel's own laws, it is NOT a democracy; it is a state that favors Jews, as an ethnic group, over all others.
For example, only Jews can become judges in Israel. An Arab/Palestinian cannot; see "Basic Law: Judiciary">appointment of judges>nationality.1
In November 1975 the U.N. declared that Zionism was a form of racism in Resolution 3379. It compared Israeli racism to the apartheid practiced in South Africa at the time.
Israel's amendment of section 7A of "Basic Law: The Knesset" limits the political platform of an Arab candidate by not allowing him to challenge Jewish supremacy in Israel, a so-called "democratic" state.
In other words, an Arab political candidate is silenced by Jews by law. Israel is legally a Jewish state, not a democracy.
Israel routinely excludes Arabs from community boards and forums that decide land-use and agricultural issues.
There is also lots of institutionalized racism in Israel. For example, Jews usually receive better personal treatment from Jewish officials than Arabs do.
Here is a quote from the Israel-friendly U.S. State Department, taken from a 1998 report: "Israel's Arab minority continues to suffer from institutionalized discrimination and does not share fully in the rights granted to, and the obligations imposed on, Jewish citizens."
The report also says: "The Government does not provide Israeli Arabs, who constitute 19 percent of the population, with the same quality of education, housing, employment, and social services as Jews. In addition, government spending is far lower in predominantly Arab areas than in Jewish areas."
Some employment positions in Israel are closed to Arabs. From the same U.S. State Department report: "In practice, Israeli Arabs are not allowed to work in companies with defense contracts or in security-related fields." The same racial profiling that's anathema in Jewish America when practiced by cops is commonplace in Israel. A double standard? One of dozens ...
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Israel's public schools are not equal, despite claims that Israel is a "democracy" that treats all citizens alike.
From the 1998 State Department report: "Arab children make up about a quarter of Israel's public school population, but government resources for them are not equal to those for Jewish children. Many schools in Arab communities are dilapidated and overcrowded, lack special education services and counselors, have poor libraries, and have no sports facilities. Arab groups also note that the public school curriculum stresses Israel's Jewish culture and heritage."
Jews regularly demand, in America, that resources be extracted from White parents and turned over to inner cities for the education of minorities. No similar treatment for their brethren Jews in Israel.
Jews are at the forefront of the "civil rights" lawyers who deny tax status and other benefits to colleges and other institutions that favor Whites. No Jew has ever called for aid to be withheld from Israel until it obeys similar non-racist restrictions. A double standard? One of dozens...
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Israel practices racism daily.
The U.N. has issued hundreds of resolutions condemning Israel's racism against Palestinians. Even Amnesty International, no friend of Nazi attitudes, has condemned Israel for its racial discrimination.
Since "Jewish" is a race first -- by long, exclusive interbreeding for centuries -- and a religion second, the Jewish oppression of Arabs is racial, and therefore, racism.
Those many U.N. resolutions condemning Israel can be found with the web search engine "Google," by using such keywords/phrases as "human rights in Israel."
Israel is not a "democracy."
The U. S. State Department lists Israel as a "parliamentary democracy."
The 1948 Israeli "Declaration of the Establishment of the State of Israel" defined Israel as both a Jewish state and as a state that "will ensure complete equality of social and political rights to all its inhabitants irrespective of religion, race or sex."
However, according to Israel's own laws, it is NOT a democracy; it is a state that favors Jews, as an ethnic group, over all others.
For example, only Jews can become judges in Israel. An Arab/Palestinian cannot; see "Basic Law: Judiciary">appointment of judges>nationality.1
In November 1975 the U.N. declared that Zionism was a form of racism in Resolution 3379. It compared Israeli racism to the apartheid practiced in South Africa at the time.
Israel's amendment of section 7A of "Basic Law: The Knesset" limits the political platform of an Arab candidate by not allowing him to challenge Jewish supremacy in Israel, a so-called "democratic" state.
In other words, an Arab political candidate is silenced by Jews by law. Israel is legally a Jewish state, not a democracy.
Israel routinely excludes Arabs from community boards and forums that decide land-use and agricultural issues.
There is also lots of institutionalized racism in Israel. For example, Jews usually receive better personal treatment from Jewish officials than Arabs do.
Here is a quote from the Israel-friendly U.S. State Department, taken from a 1998 report: "Israel's Arab minority continues to suffer from institutionalized discrimination and does not share fully in the rights granted to, and the obligations imposed on, Jewish citizens."
The report also says: "The Government does not provide Israeli Arabs, who constitute 19 percent of the population, with the same quality of education, housing, employment, and social services as Jews. In addition, government spending is far lower in predominantly Arab areas than in Jewish areas."
Some employment positions in Israel are closed to Arabs. From the same U.S. State Department report: "In practice, Israeli Arabs are not allowed to work in companies with defense contracts or in security-related fields." The same racial profiling that's anathema in Jewish America when practiced by cops is commonplace in Israel. A double standard? One of dozens ...
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Israel's public schools are not equal, despite claims that Israel is a "democracy" that treats all citizens alike.
From the 1998 State Department report: "Arab children make up about a quarter of Israel's public school population, but government resources for them are not equal to those for Jewish children. Many schools in Arab communities are dilapidated and overcrowded, lack special education services and counselors, have poor libraries, and have no sports facilities. Arab groups also note that the public school curriculum stresses Israel's Jewish culture and heritage."
Jews regularly demand, in America, that resources be extracted from White parents and turned over to inner cities for the education of minorities. No similar treatment for their brethren Jews in Israel.
Jews are at the forefront of the "civil rights" lawyers who deny tax status and other benefits to colleges and other institutions that favor Whites. No Jew has ever called for aid to be withheld from Israel until it obeys similar non-racist restrictions. A double standard? One of dozens...
Ja niin edelleen. Ajatus varmaankin kävi selväksi?
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