Thread: Israeli author; " Israel may be most racist State in the developed world "

Author: Israel can claim the title of the most racist state in the developed world

Sami Michael that also heads the Association for Civil Rights in Israel, talks at Haifa University.

Israeli culture is no less toxic than fanatic Islam, and the country's discriminatory attitude toward Mizrahi Jews and Arabs qualifies it for the title of "most racist state," prominent Israeli author Sami Michael said on Monday.

http://www.haaretz.com/news/national...emium-1.443908

OK, let's see the neozionist character assassins have a crack at this man.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sami_Michael

Fair enough, he has added the qualifier ' developed '- but that's an arbitrary term . So, considering all the States which I consider myself to be ' developed ', he is right. It isn't a matter of ' maybe ' though. There is no other State in the developed world which exhibits racism as Israel does.
In 1975, the United Nations general Assembly declared Zionism to be a racist doctrine. It took decades for the US of AIPAC to have that Resolution quashed- the only time in the history of the UN that countries have reversed their vote under US pressures. It's time for another vote . Israel's racism is a stain on the UN.

Isn't it good that Israel can be tolerant of its detractors. However he unlike some people does not call for the destruction of Israel but more a peaceful resolution of the hostilities.

Those at the receiving end of Zionists Israeli racism has been protesting against it since the founding of that entity . No matter how may Israel intellectuals draw attention to it> I doubt it'll make a difference to those with their heads so deeply stuck where the sun dont shine . There'll continue believing Israel is a democratic state .
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A history professor at Tel Aviv University wrote this in 2010 .

A Jewish state or an Israeli democracy?

Benjamin Netanyahu is unsure of his identity: His insecurity is behind his pointless demand for Palestinian recognition of Israel as uniquely Jewish.
One can understand the prime minister: A man so little observant of the Jewish religious tradition is unsure of his Jewish identity, hence his insecurity about the identity of his state - and the need to seek validation from our neighbors.


There's far too little criticism in Israel of this latest whim, which until recently was absent from Israeli diplomacy. For years, Israel struggled to be recognized by the Arab world. But in March 2002, when the Arab League and the Muslim world took up the Saudi initiative to recognize Israel within its 1967 borders, a new threat appeared: peace, which can fragment the Jewish character of the state from within, and rightfully so.

There's a wall-to-wall consensus, from Yisrael Beiteinu to Meretz, from enlightened journalists to learned professors, on Israel's definition as a Jewish state. But this definition strikingly resembles the definition of Iran as an Islamic republic or the United States as a Christian country. True, some American evangelists believe that the United States' Christian character is at risk and seek to cement it in legislation. But the United States, like the rest of the enlightened world, still sees itself as belonging to all its citizens, regardless of religion and creed.

Most Israelis would respond to this by saying Judaism and Jewishness represent not a religion but a people, so Israel must belong not to all its citizens but to the Jews of the world, who, as we know, prefer not to live here.
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http://www.haaretz.com/print-edition...cracy-1.315725



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An interview with this guy of how he came to Israel:

When I arrived in Israel, the feeling was completely foreign. I came not as a Zionist, but a child fallen from a sinking ship and ejected an unknown shore. I fled from Iraq no intention to reach the state of Israel. My awareness was of an Iraqi who wants to build a better Iraq. I fled to Iran with the idea to sit there and then go back to Iraq, as an exile. Things turned out differently, the situation in Iraq worsened, my stay in Iran was dangerous, and Israel was the first resort. I landed in Israel, Haifa, April 1949, basically as a tourist, in complete contrast to what I planned.

As you can see, a Jew refugee from Iraq that had no place else to go but Israel.
He made a life in Israel and does not claim "right of return" to Iraq, nor was a UN organization dedicated to provide for him, his children and his grandchildren like the Palestinians.
He just planted his roots in the only country welcomed him and made a living.

This UNRWA organization spend on "palestinian refugees" almost 1.5B$ a year. This is a big organization set by the Palestinians to milk the west for money for the last 70 years.
Does the "refugees" benefit from it ?
No, they live in the same old (*)(*)(*)(*)y places, get no education, and make 0$ for a living.

Originally Posted by 14.64gb

Isn't it good that Israel can be tolerant of its detractors. However he unlike some people does not call for the destruction of Israel but more a peaceful resolution of the hostilities.

You're confusing arrogance with tolerance . Jews might tolerate Palestinians only as long as they're prepared to remain subserviant to Jews. .
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People more often as not call for the destruction of their enemies. Did our parents not call for the destruction of Nazi Germany , communist USSR , etc.etc . Its not destruction that's need , its REGIME CHANGE - replaced with a true democracy where Jew + non-Jew are equals and Palestinians legitimate rights are recognised.


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Originally Posted by free man

An interview with this guy of how he came to Israel:

As you can see, a Jew refugee from Iraq that had no place else to go but Israel.
He made a life in Israel and does not claim "right of return" to Iraq, nor was a UN organization dedicated to provide for him, his children and his grandchildren like the Palestinians.
He just planted his roots in the only country welcomed him and made a living.

May I remind you that , first of all, if it wasnt for Zionist ethnic cleansing - of non-Jews from Palestine - the chances are that he + all other Iraqi/Arab-Jews , would have remained in Iraq living alongside their neighbours as they've for centuries before the ZIONISTs arrived in Palestine.

To every action there's a reaction.


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Originally Posted by free man

An interview with this guy of how he came to Israel:

As you can see, a Jew refugee from Iraq that had no place else to go but Israel.
He made a life in Israel and does not claim "right of return" to Iraq, nor was a UN organization dedicated to provide for him, his children and his grandchildren like the Palestinians.
He just planted his roots in the only country welcomed him and made a living.

This UNRWA organization spend on "palestinian refugees" almost 1.5B$ a year. This is a big organization set by the Palestinians to milk the west for money for the last 70 years.
Does the "refugees" benefit from it ?
No, they live in the same old (*)(*)(*)(*)y places, get no education, and make 0$ for a living.

Did you know that Palestinians have a very high rate of Phds?

Originally Posted by moon

OK, let's see the neozionist character assassins have a crack at this man.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sami_Michael

Fair enough, he has added the qualifier ' developed '- but that's an arbitrary term . So, considering all the States which I consider myself to be ' developed ', he is right. It isn't a matter of ' maybe ' though. There is no other State in the developed world which exhibits racism as Israel does.
In 1975, the United Nations general Assembly declared Zionism to be a racist doctrine. It took decades for the US of AIPAC to have that Resolution quashed- the only time in the history of the UN that countries have reversed their vote under US pressures. It's time for another vote . Israel's racism is a stain on the UN.

It stands to reason that, when you can't think of anything legitimate to scream about, you scream about racism.

Oddly enough, Israelis and Palestinians are of the same race of people. Go figure.

Originally Posted by Big George

Oddly enough, Israelis and Palestinians are of the same race of people. Go figure.

Contary to Zionist BS - , Some are . many are NOT.

Nevertheless, theere's overwhelming evidence that non-Jews are second class citizens + discriminated against in Israel by racists Jewish supremists.

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Originally Posted by Marlowe

Contary to Zionist BS - , Some are . many are NOT.

Nevertheless, theere's overwhelming evidence that non-Jews are second class citizens + discriminated against in Israel by racists Jewish supremists.

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"discriminated against in Israel by racists Jewish supremists." - Cant argue with that, racist ppl do discriminate, it their job.....worldwide y'know...

"theere's overwhelming evidence that non-Jews are second class citizens" - That must come from the authorities, laws etc', i'd like to go over the evidence please.