rylah
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Israelis are not welcome because they bring Israel with them.There are no religious restrictions on running for office.They can.What it means is that nobody forces Israeli Arabs into IDF service, although many volunteer.
Army service is mandatory, but one can choose a civil service instead, Israeli Arabs and Jews do both.
Where does it say they're barred?
Q. Can a Jew become a member of parliament in Hamas or PA?
A Jew-free Gaza'istan would make a Jew in an islamic terrorist "parliament" unlikely.
Your alternate reality is quite a magical place.
I don't know the immigration policies in Palestine. Perhaps you could enlighten us.
I can enlighten you on the travel restrictions. No Israeli Jew can visit Jew-free Bethlehem (where King David was born), Nablus (where Joseph's Tomb is located, except for once-a-month middle-of-the-night excursions), or Jericho (where an ancient synagogue was destroyed). The Tomb of Rachel now has an ugly fortress around it (it was attacked for 41 days in the last intifada, while Joseph's Tomb was completely destroyed).
Jews visit Palestine all of the time.
The PA demand a Jew free state, Hamas already has got one.
There's Jordan.
Arabs can explode in rage, but this tiny Jewish reservation will stay, they have whole countries ruled exclusively by their tribes in the Gulf, and practically the whole middle east.
Enough is enough.
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