In act of civil disobedience, 150 Sudanese refugees walk out of Israeli 'open prison'

[Sally]

The thread topic is the treatment of Sudanese refugees in Israel.

Does anyone think this hypocrite would ever bring up the Ethiopians who certainly have been treated terribly by her friends? The Jews are not involved so there is no need for her to even think about those unfortunate Ethiopians who not only are being deported, but who have been treated like virtual slaves. Is she even affected when she reads what the author says about his fellow Ethiopians? "This is worrisome given that most have arrived after having gone through unspeakable physical and psychological abuse."

 

[SherriMunnerlyn]

SALLY needs to learn to stay on topic.

AND Hypocrisy lies in caring less, or should I say not at all, when Israel violates human rights of others.

 

[SherriMunnerlyn]

You want to hear about Ethiopians, here is a story.

ISRAEL: The tribulations of being an Ethiopian Jew

TEL AVIV, 9 February 2012 (IRIN) -" Growing up in Israel, Shay Sium became accustomed to being called a “******”.*"

Sium is age 32 and he has lived in Israel most of his life, but he says he and other Ethiopian Jews are treated differently from other Israelis: factories do not want to employ them; landlords refuse them; and certain schools turn away their children.*

"The word discrimination doesn’t describe what we experience. There is another word for it: racism. It is a shame that we still have to use this word today,” he told IRIN.*

An estimated 125,000 Ethiopian Jews live in Israel, but while they are supposed to be full citizens with equal rights, their community has continued to face widespread discrimination and socio-economic difficulties, according to its leaders.IRIN Mobile

 

[Sally]

You want to hear about Ethiopians, here is a story.

ISRAEL: The tribulations of being an Ethiopian Jew

TEL AVIV, 9 February 2012 (IRIN) -" Growing up in Israel, Shay Sium became accustomed to being called a “******”.*"

Sium is age 32 and he has lived in Israel most of his life, but he says he and other Ethiopian Jews are treated differently from other Israelis: factories do not want to employ them; landlords refuse them; and certain schools turn away their children.*

"The word discrimination doesn’t describe what we experience. There is another word for it: racism. It is a shame that we still have to use this word today,” he told IRIN.*

An estimated 125,000 Ethiopian Jews live in Israel, but while they are supposed to be full citizens with equal rights, their community has continued to face widespread discrimination and socio-economic difficulties, according to its leaders.IRIN Mobile

Oh, Mrs. Sherri, the Ethiopians in Israel have never been treated as horribly as your friends, the Saudis, have treated them. Meanwhile, the current Miss Israel is an Ethiopian, and why don't you read her story and how wonderful she thinks Israel is. In fact, there is a book written by another Ethiopian woman in Israel a few years aog who said at first it was difficult, but now it is a different story. Meanwhile, all through the Middle East, your friends treat their foreign workers horribly, just like they were their slaves. So you can bring up all the Ethiopian stories you want from Israel, but I think by now the forum readers realize just how the foreign workers are treated by the Arabs.

 

[SherriMunnerlyn]

The Saudis are not my friends and not the topic of this thread.

I simply do not have any interest in discussing what is happening in Saudi Arabia or hating Muslims the way you do.

Hating Muslims is a choice you seem to be making every day of your life.

DOES hating Muslims give you joy and peace in your life?

 

[Rat in the Hat]

You want to hear about Ethiopians, here is a story.

ISRAEL: The tribulations of being an Ethiopian Jew

TEL AVIV, 9 February 2012 (IRIN) -" Growing up in Israel, Shay Sium became accustomed to being called a “******”.*"

Sium is age 32 and he has lived in Israel most of his life, but he says he and other Ethiopian Jews are treated differently from other Israelis: factories do not want to employ them; landlords refuse them; and certain schools turn away their children.*

"The word discrimination doesn’t describe what we experience. There is another word for it: racism. It is a shame that we still have to use this word today,” he told IRIN.*

An estimated 125,000 Ethiopian Jews live in Israel, but while they are supposed to be full citizens with equal rights, their community has continued to face widespread discrimination and socio-economic difficulties, according to its leaders.IRIN Mobile

Oh, Mrs. Sherri, the Ethiopians in Israel have never been treated as horribly as your friends, the Saudis, have treated them. Meanwhile, the current Miss Israel is an Ethiopian, and why don't you read her story and how wonderful she thinks Israel is. In fact, there is a book written by another Ethiopian woman in Israel a few years aog who said at first it was difficult, but now it is a different story. Meanwhile, all through the Middle East, your friends treat their foreign workers horribly, just like they were their slaves. So you can bring up all the Ethiopian stories you want from Israel, but I think by now the forum readers realize just how the foreign workers are treated by the Arabs.

Frau Sherri doesn't want to read anything nice about Israel or the Jews. It kills the buzz she gets hating on them.

 

[Lipush]

The Saudis are not my friends and not the topic of this thread.

I simply do not have any interest in discussing what is happening in Saudi Arabia or hating Muslims the way you do.

Hating Muslims is a choice you seem to be making every day of your life.

DOES hating Muslims give you joy and peace in your life?

Almost in every thread you're talking it off-topic, up until the point on we point out some things that are inconvinient to you, in which you're in SUCH A HURRY to return to the topic.

This topic is refugees in Israel, and we can focus on that while taking to mind how it's in the rest of the world, without being OFF TOPIC.

Now, chill.

(As for your question, a hatred towards Zionists is what gives your life more meaning, it seems, so hatred of Muslims shouldn't surprise you once you are fronted with it. That righteous facade suits you badly, Sherri).