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If a Canadian wants to immigrate to America and a Syrian wants to immigrate to America, why are the processes different?Not All Israeli Citizens Are Equal
"Today, a Jew from any country can move to Israel, while a Palestinian refugee, with a valid claim to property in Israel, cannot. And although Palestinians make up about 20 percent of Israel’s population, the 2012 budget allocates less than 7 percent for Palestinian citizens.
Tragically for Palestinians, Zionism requires the state to empower and maintain a Jewish majority even at the expense of its non-Jewish citizens, and the occupation of the West Bank is only one part of it. What exists today between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea is therefore essentially one state, under Israeli control, where Palestinians have varying degrees of limited rights: 1.5 million are second-class citizens, and four million more are not citizens at all. If this is not apartheid, then whatever it is, it’s certainly not democracy."
Not All Israeli Citizens Are Equal
Fail.
If someone, Arab or Jew, want to move to Israel, most chances they have no citizenship as of yet- blue ID.
Once they both HAVE blue ID... They're equals.
That's the thing about anti-Israelis. They don't care about being true to the facts or following common logic.
I believe the Israeli Arab author before I will believe you.
I will believe you like I believed the white South Africans regarding the non-white South Africans during apartheid.
It is not a question of whom to believe, smartass. It is about staying loyal to the fact.if someone is not yet a citizen they cannot say he's the proof of discrimination against citizens. Get it? Or you want me to explain in a "logic for dummies" method?
Listen jerkoff you don't know what the term discrimination means. Here is a simple test.
Jew from India wants to immigrate to Israel. What does he have to do?
Christian of Palestinian descent from Chile wants to immigrate to Israel. What does he have to do?
If the process is different, there is discrimination. Get it?
Touché.