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Israel is an apartheid state like SA wasAzad Essa’s opinion piece is timed to coincide with Israel Apartheid Week, thus becoming nothing more than yet another piece of libel against Israel. While everyone is entitled to their own opinion, if one must lie and mislead in order to support it, then maybe it is just plain wrong.
The South African Who Doesn't Know What Apartheid Is | HonestReporting
Imagine A white person saying they went on Holiday to RSA and saw no apartheid?Having been there, having seen what the BDS movement calls "apartheid," I have to say that calling Israel an apartheid state is an insult to black South Africans who suffered under the now defunct system of strict racial segregation.
Calling Israel an apartheid state is an insult to black South Africans (OPINION)
He is not South African, He was born and raised in Zimbabwe“I’m here to reclaim my story, our narrative. We believe that organizations like BDS are abusing the word ‘apartheid,’ abusing our story.”
Visiting South Africans reject apartheid label on Israel
Azad Essa’s opinion piece is timed to coincide with Israel Apartheid Week, thus becoming nothing more than yet another piece of libel against Israel. While everyone is entitled to their own opinion, if one must lie and mislead in order to support it, then maybe it is just plain wrong.
The South African Who Doesn't Know What Apartheid Is | HonestReporting
Israel is an Apartheid state. With a few exceptions, every South African that experienced Apartheid and has visited Israel and the Occupied Territories confirms that the basic situation in existence in Apartheid South Africa is replicated in Israel. Only a propaganda outlet like the one you linked would say otherwise.
I have been to Israel and Apartheid South Africa (as well as South Africa after Apartheid). There is no real difference between the two. The Israelis (Jews) I had contact with seemed to profess more hate for the non-Jews than the Boers professed for the non-whites. The Boers were more condescending than hateful towards the non-whites, though the ANC was far more violent and deadly than the Palestinian resistance.
And, segregation was the same except that in Apartheid South Africa you saw more non-whites than you see non-Jews in Israel (in Jewish areas) because they were ubiquitous in service positions in hotels and restaurants. And as far as the West Bank, it was more of an armed camp than any place in Apartheid South Africa, I can remember.
I have been to Israel and Apartheid South Africa (as well as South Africa after Apartheid). There is no real difference between the two. The Israelis (Jews) I had contact with seemed to profess more hate for the non-Jews than the Boers professed for the non-whites. The Boers were more condescending than hateful towards the non-whites, though the ANC was far more violent and deadly than the Palestinian resistance.
And, segregation was the same except that in Apartheid South Africa you saw more non-whites than you see non-Jews in Israel (in Jewish areas) because they were ubiquitous in service positions in hotels and restaurants. And as far as the West Bank, it was more of an armed camp than any place in Apartheid South Africa, I can remember.
Thank you for seeing only what you wish to see.
You forget:
The Arabs declared war on the Jews and then terrorist attacks.
Of course there are going to be soldiers present in Israel and in "West Bank", especially to protect Abbas from being overthrown and the area taken over by Hamas. And we do know what Hamas does when it has rockets and where it points to.
And never mind that Israel allows Arab Muslims and Christians who are non residents of Israel to come into Israel for health, education, visits to their holy places, so on and so forth.
I am very sure the Whites in South Africa were that generous and allowed Blacks to do all of those things.....and much more
Think all you want, believe the anti Israel Jews all you like. It will never change the facts on the ground.
Israel has been under war for its own survival and the survival of the Jewish People.
Neither requires your blessings in order to defend their country and their own lives.
Neither does any other country under constant attack by those who wish to destroy it.
I have been to Israel and Apartheid South Africa (as well as South Africa after Apartheid). There is no real difference between the two. The Israelis (Jews) I had contact with seemed to profess more hate for the non-Jews than the Boers professed for the non-whites. The Boers were more condescending than hateful towards the non-whites, though the ANC was far more violent and deadly than the Palestinian resistance.
And, segregation was the same except that in Apartheid South Africa you saw more non-whites than you see non-Jews in Israel (in Jewish areas) because they were ubiquitous in service positions in hotels and restaurants. And as far as the West Bank, it was more of an armed camp than any place in Apartheid South Africa, I can remember.
Thank you for seeing only what you wish to see.
You forget:
The Arabs declared war on the Jews and then terrorist attacks.
Of course there are going to be soldiers present in Israel and in "West Bank", especially to protect Abbas from being overthrown and the area taken over by Hamas. And we do know what Hamas does when it has rockets and where it points to.
And never mind that Israel allows Arab Muslims and Christians who are non residents of Israel to come into Israel for health, education, visits to their holy places, so on and so forth.
I am very sure the Whites in South Africa were that generous and allowed Blacks to do all of those things.....and much more
Think all you want, believe the anti Israel Jews all you like. It will never change the facts on the ground.
Israel has been under war for its own survival and the survival of the Jewish People.
Neither requires your blessings in order to defend their country and their own lives.
Neither does any other country under constant attack by those who wish to destroy it.
1. The European Zionists attacked the Arab part of the partition first. As an example, Jaffa had been under Zionist siege for weeks and surrendered to the Jews before the Jews even declared independence.
2. The Arab League only entered the Arab part of the partition and the international sector to try to prevent the Zionists from committing genocide and ethnic cleansing according to the Plan Dalet. All the fighting took place in the Arab or international sectors where the Zionists were trying to ethnically cleanse or otherwise eliminate the native population.
You have been raised on propaganda and that's all you know.
And yes, the non-whites in Apartheid South Africa were treated better than the Jews now treat the non-Jews. The largest number of non-whites killed by the whites was 67 at Sharpeville, compare that to the thousands non-Jews at a time that Israel kills every 2-3 years, e.g. Gaza.
I have been to Israel and Apartheid South Africa (as well as South Africa after Apartheid). There is no real difference between the two. The Israelis (Jews) I had contact with seemed to profess more hate for the non-Jews than the Boers professed for the non-whites. The Boers were more condescending than hateful towards the non-whites, though the ANC was far more violent and deadly than the Palestinian resistance.
And, segregation was the same except that in Apartheid South Africa you saw more non-whites than you see non-Jews in Israel (in Jewish areas) because they were ubiquitous in service positions in hotels and restaurants. And as far as the West Bank, it was more of an armed camp than any place in Apartheid South Africa, I can remember.
Thank you for seeing only what you wish to see.
You forget:
The Arabs declared war on the Jews and then terrorist attacks.
Of course there are going to be soldiers present in Israel and in "West Bank", especially to protect Abbas from being overthrown and the area taken over by Hamas. And we do know what Hamas does when it has rockets and where it points to.
And never mind that Israel allows Arab Muslims and Christians who are non residents of Israel to come into Israel for health, education, visits to their holy places, so on and so forth.
I am very sure the Whites in South Africa were that generous and allowed Blacks to do all of those things.....and much more
Think all you want, believe the anti Israel Jews all you like. It will never change the facts on the ground.
Israel has been under war for its own survival and the survival of the Jewish People.
Neither requires your blessings in order to defend their country and their own lives.
Neither does any other country under constant attack by those who wish to destroy it.
1. The European Zionists attacked the Arab part of the partition first. As an example, Jaffa had been under Zionist siege for weeks and surrendered to the Jews before the Jews even declared independence.
2. The Arab League only entered the Arab part of the partition and the international sector to try to prevent the Zionists from committing genocide and ethnic cleansing according to the Plan Dalet. All the fighting took place in the Arab or international sectors where the Zionists were trying to ethnically cleanse or otherwise eliminate the native population.
You have been raised on propaganda and that's all you know.
And yes, the non-whites in Apartheid South Africa were treated better than the Jews now treat the non-Jews. The largest number of non-whites killed by the whites was 67 at Sharpeville, compare that to the thousands non-Jews at a time that Israel kills every 2-3 years, e.g. Gaza.
I am simply going to let you live in your Dreamland
Next door to the lab is the cardiology ward, where Rashad Rizeq, 32, a Palestinian from Ramallah, has been selected for a residency.
The Israelis and Palestinians who work together in peace
This system has been in place since the British Mandate for Palestine, before the U.N. Partition Plan led to the establishment of the State of Israel in 1948. Until recently, this division was barely questioned. Most parents, including Arabs, support it, according to Yousef Jabareen, an Arab member of the Israeli parliament and director of The Arab Center for Law and Policy.
https://www.usnews.com/news/best-co...where-jewish-and-arab-children-learn-together
