Why do you imagine that Israel has to accept a non-Jewish minority at all?
Because 25% of their population is currently Arab and there are 23 million Palestinians in the West Bank. The Israeli government wants the land...not so much the people
so? Maldives had a non muslim population too-----but that country passed a law limiting
citizenship to MUSLIMS ONLY---------there is a precedent. Indonesia provides no citizenship
for jews------there is a list of persons of "ACCEPTABLE RELIGIONS" and Judaism is not on it.
Indonesia once had a substantial jewish miniority and some synagogues-----all of those were
destroyed-----SEE? there are precedents in the lands of "allah"
So you're finding ways to defend Israel's actions because someone else does it?
Oh...
I am presenting the CONTEXT-----of the situation----try to keep in mind that jews were
in the LEVANT----when muslims invaded, committed genocide and oppressed. Even today---
more than half the jews living in Israel NOW-----have RECENT background in lands overtaken
by muslims------my very own hubby was born a DHIMMI in a sharia shithole. In CONTEXT---jews
are asserting rights TODAY that were denied them YESTERDAY----mostly by arab muslims
am presenting the CONTEXT-----of the situation----try to keep in mind that jews were
in the LEVANT----when muslims invaded, committed genocide and oppressed. Even today--
In today's context, the Jews of Israel continue to persecute the non-Jews of Palestine:
World Report 2019: Rights Trends in Israel and Palestine
"The Israeli government continued to enforce severe and discriminatory restrictions on Palestinians’ human rights; restrict the movement of people and goods into and out of the Gaza Strip; and facilitate the unlawful transfer of Israeli citizens to settlements in the occupied West Bank.
"Israeli forces stationed on the Israeli side of the fences separating Gaza and Israel responded to demonstrations for Palestinian rights on the Gaza side with excessive lethal force.
"Between March 30 and November 19, security forces killed 189 Palestinian demonstrators, including 31 children and 3 medical workers, and wounded more than 5,800 with live fire.
"Demonstrators threw rocks and “Molotov cocktails,” used slingshots to hurl projectiles, and launched kites bearing incendiary materials, which caused significant property damage to nearby Israeli communities, and, in at least one instance, fired towards soldiers.
"Officers repeatedly fired on protesters who posed no imminent threat to life, pursuant to expansive open-fire orders from senior officials that contravene international human rights law standards."