Is a Holocaust - Genocide happening in Gaza

It's been a law for 20 years, princess.
There is nothing in the above-linked translation about the right to vote, nor on limitations or restrictions for voting by citizens of Israel based on ethnicity.

This document concerns applications and granting of citizenship to non-citizens. (It's also an expired temporary order, having been in force from 2003 until 2011. It may have been renewed, but evidence of renewal has not been provided.)

Edited to add: Oh look! The site you provided confirms that the above law was renewed several times but is now no longer in effect. The Supreme Court ordered that all applicants affected by the temporary order have their requests processed through the normal procedure for application for citizenship or residency.
 
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Voting has become more restricted, per law. Next time, come to the discussion more informed.

I don’t do heeb, so here is the best translation I found.

https://www.hamoked.org/files/2010/5727_eng_new.pdf
that doesn't have anything to do with people already citizens of Israel and you would know that if you actually read it. there are a lot of Muslim citizens of Israel, and they all vote if old enough and they vote mostly for other Muslim citizens of Israel. Again, for the truly stupid and slow there are members of the Knesset that are Arab and Muslim.
 
I believe (without any proof) that the term 'The Holocaust" probably emerged from a translation of the Hebrew/biblical term. In the Hebrew it had the definite article, so similarly in the translation.
 
There is nothing in the above-linked translation about the right to vote, nor on limitations or restrictions for voting by citizens of Israel based on ethnicity.

This document concerns applications and granting of citizenship to non-citizens. (It's also an expired temporary order, having been in force from 2003 until 2011. It may have been renewed, but evidence of renewal has not been provided.)

Edited to add: Oh look! The site you provided confirms that the above law was renewed several times but is now no longer in effect. The Supreme Court ordered that all applicants affected by the temporary order have their requests processed through the normal procedure for application for citizenship or residency.
The act (order) further restricts citizenship, and hence, voting. That is, at least, de facto, if not backdoor de jure.

Note also, that the order was renewed three years ago.
 
that doesn't have anything to do with people already citizens of Israel and you would know that if you actually read it. there are a lot of Muslim citizens of Israel, and they all vote if old enough and they vote mostly for other Muslim citizens of Israel. Again, for the truly stupid and slow there are members of the Knesset that are Arab and Muslim.
Your post has nothing to do with the primary source document I posted. Instead of regurgitating your tee vee lines—read the document. Also, read my reply to Shusha. Come back when you’ve done so.
 
The act (order) further restricts citizenship, and hence, voting. That is, at least, de facto, if not backdoor de jure.
Your original claim was:
Secondly, there are plenty of restrictions between Israeli Jews versus Israeli non-Jews. Some are de jure, while others are de facto.
When I asked you to name a law which differentiated between Israeli Jews (citizens of Israel who are ethnically Jewish) and Israeli non-Jews (citizens of Israel who are ethnically not Jewish) you claimed, "voting". Now you ADMIT that this is not, in point of fact, a de jure discrimination but that voting is based on CITIZENSHIP. Cool. We agree. And it is factually correct. Let's take voting off your list then. BTW, did you know there are only 4 countries in the world which permit non-citizen residents to vote in national elections? Chile. Uruguay. New Zealand. Malawi. The NORM in the world is that not-citizen, no-vote (in national elections, local elections vary).

As you said, then, moving on... What else was on your list?

Boycotts, voting, travel, Judaization, Law of Return, etc. etc.
Shall we do travel next? What rights do Israeli (citizen) Jews have, de jure, that Israeli (citizen) non-Jews NOT have? Show me the law. Actually, why don't we just skip that nonsense. We both know that travel is ALSO based on citizenship, and not ethnicity.

Let's dig into what you actually mean. What you actually mean is that you want all Arabs living in the entirety of Mandatory Palestine (less the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan), and all Arabs who are descendants of those who lived Mandatory Palestine in 1946 to become Israeli citizens.
 
Hey could you PM me with details on how you get $7000 per post from the Zionist apartheid regime committing genocide?


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Okay. Cool. How do you differentiate between mass killings/starvation /= genocide AND mass killings/starvation = genocide.

I wonder if he’s heard about the genocide in Namibia. Committed by the Germans, who were the colonial power there at the time.

I’m only just hearing about it. Now that was the definition of genocide.
 
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so you aren't going to read the article. Noted.
I don’t need to, to know what a war crime is.

If you think a US president has the right to murder people, you’re an idiot. But I knew that already.
 
I don’t need to, to know what a war crime is.
So you don't know what the article is about. Got it.
If you think a US president has the right to murder people, you’re an idiot. But I knew that already.
I don't recall saying anything like that. Care to show me where I did?
 
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