Kerry Is wrong: Israel is already an apartheid state

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Kerry Is wrong: Israel is already an apartheid state | TheHill

Last Friday, Secretary of State John Kerry touched off a firestorm of criticism by warning that Israel risks becoming “an apartheid state” after his initiative to broker Israeli-Palestinian peace limped this week to its inconclusive deadline. But Kerry is wrong to suggest that Israel will reach this pariah-hood tipping point in the indeterminate future. Since its inception in 1948, Israel has maintained a regime of differentiated rights that privileges Israeli Jews and discriminates against Palestinians.

Palestinian refugees, ethnically cleansed from their homes by Israel before, during and after the state’s establishment on 78 percent of historic Palestine, are denied their internationally guaranteed right to return; however, a Jewish person anywhere in the world can immigrate to Israel, automatically claim citizenship, and even reside on property belonging to Palestinians dispossessed of their land.


Those Palestinians not expelled from their properties, who are today citizens of Israel, face pervasive societal discrimination, and, according to Adalah: The Legal Center for Arab Minority Rights in Israel, “there are more than 50 Israeli laws that discriminate against Palestinian citizens of Israel in all areas of life, including their rights to political participation, access to land, education, state budget resources, and criminal procedures.”
Immediately after occupying the West Bank, East Jerusalem, and Gaza Strip—the remaining 22 percent of historic Palestine—in 1967, Israel promulgated Military Order 101, stripping Palestinians of all political rights and embarking on an illegal colonization of their land. More than forty years later, Human Rights Watch concluded, in a report entitled “Separate and Unequal: Israel's Discriminatory Treatment of Palestinians in the Occupied Palestinian Territories,” that Israel’s military occupation has resulted in policies which “harshly discriminate against Palestinian residents, depriving them of basic necessities while providing lavish amenities for Jewish settlement.”


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If there is any doubt of slow motion ethnic cleansing read on:

Kerry Is wrong: Israel is already an apartheid state | TheHill

Last Friday, Secretary of State John Kerry touched off a firestorm of criticism by warning that Israel risks becoming “an apartheid state” after his initiative to broker Israeli-Palestinian peace limped this week to its inconclusive deadline. But Kerry is wrong to suggest that Israel will reach this pariah-hood tipping point in the indeterminate future. Since its inception in 1948, Israel has maintained a regime of differentiated rights that privileges Israeli Jews and discriminates against Palestinians.

Palestinian refugees, ethnically cleansed from their homes by Israel before, during and after the state’s establishment on 78 percent of historic Palestine, are denied their internationally guaranteed right to return; however, a Jewish person anywhere in the world can immigrate to Israel, automatically claim citizenship, and even reside on property belonging to Palestinians dispossessed of their land.


Those Palestinians not expelled from their properties, who are today citizens of Israel, face pervasive societal discrimination, and, according to Adalah: The Legal Center for Arab Minority Rights in Israel, “there are more than 50 Israeli laws that discriminate against Palestinian citizens of Israel in all areas of life, including their rights to political participation, access to land, education, state budget resources, and criminal procedures.”
Immediately after occupying the West Bank, East Jerusalem, and Gaza Strip—the remaining 22 percent of historic Palestine—in 1967, Israel promulgated Military Order 101, stripping Palestinians of all political rights and embarking on an illegal colonization of their land. More than forty years later, Human Rights Watch concluded, in a report entitled “Separate and Unequal: Israel's Discriminatory Treatment of Palestinians in the Occupied Palestinian Territories,” that Israel’s military occupation has resulted in policies which “harshly discriminate against Palestinian residents, depriving them of basic necessities while providing lavish amenities for Jewish settlement.”


Read more: Kerry Is wrong: Israel is already an apartheid state | TheHill
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Ruebner is an Islamic terrorist loving Communist that has devoted a lifetime to badmouthing Israel.
 
If there is any doubt of slow motion ethnic cleansing read on:

Kerry Is wrong: Israel is already an apartheid state | TheHill

Last Friday, Secretary of State John Kerry touched off a firestorm of criticism by warning that Israel risks becoming “an apartheid state” after his initiative to broker Israeli-Palestinian peace limped this week to its inconclusive deadline. But Kerry is wrong to suggest that Israel will reach this pariah-hood tipping point in the indeterminate future. Since its inception in 1948, Israel has maintained a regime of differentiated rights that privileges Israeli Jews and discriminates against Palestinians.

Palestinian refugees, ethnically cleansed from their homes by Israel before, during and after the state’s establishment on 78 percent of historic Palestine, are denied their internationally guaranteed right to return; however, a Jewish person anywhere in the world can immigrate to Israel, automatically claim citizenship, and even reside on property belonging to Palestinians dispossessed of their land.


Those Palestinians not expelled from their properties, who are today citizens of Israel, face pervasive societal discrimination, and, according to Adalah: The Legal Center for Arab Minority Rights in Israel, “there are more than 50 Israeli laws that discriminate against Palestinian citizens of Israel in all areas of life, including their rights to political participation, access to land, education, state budget resources, and criminal procedures.”
Immediately after occupying the West Bank, East Jerusalem, and Gaza Strip—the remaining 22 percent of historic Palestine—in 1967, Israel promulgated Military Order 101, stripping Palestinians of all political rights and embarking on an illegal colonization of their land. More than forty years later, Human Rights Watch concluded, in a report entitled “Separate and Unequal: Israel's Discriminatory Treatment of Palestinians in the Occupied Palestinian Territories,” that Israel’s military occupation has resulted in policies which “harshly discriminate against Palestinian residents, depriving them of basic necessities while providing lavish amenities for Jewish settlement.”


Read more: Kerry Is wrong: Israel is already an apartheid state | TheHill
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Ruebner is an Islamic terrorist loving Communist that has devoted a lifetime to badmouthing Israel.
do you have something to counter with? are the 50 laws made up? did human rights watch not release that report?

is there something other than a pro-israel knee-jerk sentiment informing your opinion?
 
If there is any doubt of slow motion ethnic cleansing read on:

Kerry Is wrong: Israel is already an apartheid state | TheHill

Last Friday, Secretary of State John Kerry touched off a firestorm of criticism by warning that Israel risks becoming “an apartheid state” after his initiative to broker Israeli-Palestinian peace limped this week to its inconclusive deadline. But Kerry is wrong to suggest that Israel will reach this pariah-hood tipping point in the indeterminate future. Since its inception in 1948, Israel has maintained a regime of differentiated rights that privileges Israeli Jews and discriminates against Palestinians.

Palestinian refugees, ethnically cleansed from their homes by Israel before, during and after the state’s establishment on 78 percent of historic Palestine, are denied their internationally guaranteed right to return; however, a Jewish person anywhere in the world can immigrate to Israel, automatically claim citizenship, and even reside on property belonging to Palestinians dispossessed of their land.


Those Palestinians not expelled from their properties, who are today citizens of Israel, face pervasive societal discrimination, and, according to Adalah: The Legal Center for Arab Minority Rights in Israel, “there are more than 50 Israeli laws that discriminate against Palestinian citizens of Israel in all areas of life, including their rights to political participation, access to land, education, state budget resources, and criminal procedures.”
Immediately after occupying the West Bank, East Jerusalem, and Gaza Strip—the remaining 22 percent of historic Palestine—in 1967, Israel promulgated Military Order 101, stripping Palestinians of all political rights and embarking on an illegal colonization of their land. More than forty years later, Human Rights Watch concluded, in a report entitled “Separate and Unequal: Israel's Discriminatory Treatment of Palestinians in the Occupied Palestinian Territories,” that Israel’s military occupation has resulted in policies which “harshly discriminate against Palestinian residents, depriving them of basic necessities while providing lavish amenities for Jewish settlement.”


Read more: Kerry Is wrong: Israel is already an apartheid state | TheHill
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Ruebner is an Islamic terrorist loving Communist that has devoted a lifetime to badmouthing Israel.
do you have something to counter with? are the 50 laws made up? did human rights watch not release that report?

is there something other than a pro-israel knee-jerk sentiment informing your opinion?
The OP and HRW are jokes. When I read this BS I don't have to watch Comedy Central for kicks.
 
Ruebner is an Islamic terrorist loving Communist that has devoted a lifetime to badmouthing Israel.
do you have something to counter with? are the 50 laws made up? did human rights watch not release that report?

is there something other than a pro-israel knee-jerk sentiment informing your opinion?
The OP and HRW are jokes. When I read this BS I don't have to watch Comedy Central for kicks.

List of 50 laws PDF: http://adalah.org/Public/files/English/Legal_Advocacy/Discriminatory_Laws/Discriminatory-Laws-in-Israel-October-2012-Update.pdf
 
another list of apartheid laws...


Israeli Human Rights organisation database: Discriminatory L... - Care2 News Network

Discriminatory Laws in Israel



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Theme Sources of Law Land and Planning Rights Culture and Language Education Civil and Political Rights National Identity Symbols Political Participation Criminal Law and Procedures 1967 Occupied Territories Freedom of Association Economic Rights Religion Military Service Citizenship
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There are more than 50 Israeli laws that discriminate against Palestinian citizens of Israel in all areas of life, including their rights to political participation, access to land, education, state budget resources, and criminal procedures. Some of the laws also violate the rights of Palestinians living in the 1967 OPT and Palestinian refugees.

You can also see Adalah's Brief on Discriminatory Laws and Bills Since 2009, and compiled Pending Discriminatory Bills in the 19th Israeli Knesset.

This database collects text, analyses, and legal action for present and proposed discriminatory laws in Israel and the OPT. Please explore:

Title Theme Enacted
Civil Wrongs Law - Amendment No. 8 (Liability of the State) 1967 Occupied Territories 2012
Criminal Procedure Law - Interrogating Suspects - Amendment No. 6 Criminal Law and Procedures 2012
Income Tax Ordinance - Amendment No. 191 1967 Occupied Territories 2012
Israeli Prisons Ordinance Amendment No. 43 - Prisoner-Attorney Meet... Criminal Law and Procedures 2012
Israeli Prisons Ordinance - Amendment No. 40 (Meetings with Lawyers) Criminal Law and Procedures 2011
"Anti-Boycott Law" - Prevention of Damage to the State of Israel th... Civil and Political Rights 2011
Foreign Property Ownership - Israel Lands Law (Amendment No. 3) Land and Planning Rights 2011
"Admissions Committees Law" - Cooperative Societies Ordinance - Ame... Land and Planning Rights 2011
Citizenship Law - Amendment No. 10 Citizenship 2011
"Nakba Law" - Amendment No. 40 to the Budgets Foundations Law Civil and Political Rights 2011

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do you have something to counter with? are the 50 laws made up? did human rights watch not release that report?

is there something other than a pro-israel knee-jerk sentiment informing your opinion?
The OP and HRW are jokes. When I read this BS I don't have to watch Comedy Central for kicks.

List of 50 laws PDF: http://adalah.org/Public/files/English/Legal_Advocacy/Discriminatory_Laws/Discriminatory-Laws-in-Israel-October-2012-Update.pdf
"Adallah"? Found to be falsifying and lying.

I know where adllah belongs, it's right in that white seat with the hole as big as your butt, with the rest of the brown stuff.
 
Must suck to be a West Bank Jordanian living in the ex-Jordanian West Bank.
 
The OP and HRW are jokes. When I read this BS I don't have to watch Comedy Central for kicks.

List of 50 laws PDF: http://adalah.org/Public/files/English/Legal_Advocacy/Discriminatory_Laws/Discriminatory-Laws-in-Israel-October-2012-Update.pdf
"Adallah"? Found to be falsifying and lying.

I know where adllah belongs, it's right in that white seat with the hole as big as your butt, with the rest of the brown stuff.

Oh yea, we should believe you...
 
Must suck to be a West Bank Jordanian living in the ex-Jordanian West Bank.

At least they're living in their historical homeland, ie, the same land their ancestors did two, three, four hundred years ago which is more than I can say about the bozos from Russia, Ukraine and Poland.
 
José;9034629 said:
Must suck to be a West Bank Jordanian living in the ex-Jordanian West Bank.

At least they're living in their historical homeland, ie, the same land their ancestors did two, three, four hundred years ago which is more than I can say about the bozos from Russia, Ukraine and Poland.

Those 'bozos' are citizens of Israel. It's not Palestine anymore, and it never will be (Israel proper).
It is now the homeland of the Jews and there's nothing anyone can do about it.
Best thing to do is accept it.
 
Originally posted by toastman
Those 'bozos' are citizens of Israel. It's not Palestine anymore, and it never will be (Israel proper).
It is now the homeland of the Jews and there's nothing anyone can do about it.
Best thing to do is accept it.

After 65, 100, 150 years of ininterrupted presence in western Palestine, the territory will become (is becoming) the homeland of the grandchildren and great-grandchildren of those Russian and Ukrainian immigrants, this much is absolutely true, toastman.

After 100, 150 years of presence in Palestine those Eastern europeans will have every right to call Palestine their historical homeland, just like palestinian arabs, and no one will have the right to evict them from there.

But 200 years from now, Palestine will still be the historical homeland of the palestinian people and Israel will continue to be a jewish supremacist state if it denies their right to live their.

You and Rocco have this wierd, absurd idea according to which a given territory ceases to be the homeland of a given people when another people declare independence and exercises sovereignty over it.

The only way western Palestine will no longer be part of the Palestinian homeland AND Israel will stop being a racist state is if the palestinian people someday renounce to it as their homeland.

As you put it, if they ever sincerely accept western Palestine as a "foreign" territory.
 
José;9034849 said:
Originally posted by toastman
Those 'bozos' are citizens of Israel. It's not Palestine anymore, and it never will be (Israel proper).
It is now the homeland of the Jews and there's nothing anyone can do about it.
Best thing to do is accept it.

After 65, 100, 150 years of ininterrupted presence in western Palestine, the territory will become (is becoming) the homeland of the grandchildren and great-grandchildren of those Russian and Ukrainian immigrants, this much is absolutely true, toastman.

After 100, 150 years of presence in Palestine those Eastern europeans will have every right to call Palestine their historical homeland, just like palestinian arabs, and no one will have the right to evict them from there.

But 200 years from now, Palestine will still be the historical homeland of the palestinian people and Israel will continue to be a jewish supremacist state if it denies their right to live their.

You and Rocco have this wierd, absurd idea according to which a given territory ceases to be the homeland of a given people when another people declare independence and exercises sovereignty over it.

The only way western Palestine will no longer be part of the Palestinian homeland AND Israel will stop being a racist state is if the palestinian people someday renounce to it as their homeland.

As you put it, if they ever sincerely accept western Palestine as a "foreign" territory.
Moses would be proud of you, Josey.
 
José;9034849 said:
Originally posted by toastman
Those 'bozos' are citizens of Israel. It's not Palestine anymore, and it never will be (Israel proper).
It is now the homeland of the Jews and there's nothing anyone can do about it.
Best thing to do is accept it.

After 65, 100, 150 years of ininterrupted presence in western Palestine, the territory will become (is becoming) the homeland of the grandchildren and great-grandchildren of those Russian and Ukrainian immigrants, this much is absolutely true, toastman.

After 100, 150 years of presence in Palestine those Eastern europeans will have every right to call Palestine their historical homeland, just like palestinian arabs, and no one will have the right to evict them from there.

But 200 years from now, Palestine will still be the historical homeland of the palestinian people and Israel will continue to be a jewish supremacist state if it denies their right to live their.

You and Rocco have this wierd, absurd idea according to which a given territory ceases to be the homeland of a given people when another people declare independence and exercises sovereignty over it.

The only way western Palestine will no longer be part of the Palestinian homeland AND Israel will stop being a racist state is if the palestinian people someday renounce to it as their homeland.

As you put it, if they ever sincerely accept western Palestine as a "foreign" territory.

There is no such thing as Western Palestine Jose.

If you look at any current map, it's called Israel. Unless you are talking about Gaza??
 
Kerry was wrong to even use the word apartheid. Period. He even admitted to it. He was trying to put pressure on the Israelis and it backfired in a major way. People underestimate the Israelis all the time. Nothing new.
 
If there is any doubt of slow motion ethnic cleansing read on:

Kerry Is wrong: Israel is already an apartheid state | TheHill

Last Friday, Secretary of State John Kerry touched off a firestorm of criticism by warning that Israel risks becoming “an apartheid state” after his initiative to broker Israeli-Palestinian peace limped this week to its inconclusive deadline. But Kerry is wrong to suggest that Israel will reach this pariah-hood tipping point in the indeterminate future. Since its inception in 1948, Israel has maintained a regime of differentiated rights that privileges Israeli Jews and discriminates against Palestinians.

Palestinian refugees, ethnically cleansed from their homes by Israel before, during and after the state’s establishment on 78 percent of historic Palestine, are denied their internationally guaranteed right to return; however, a Jewish person anywhere in the world can immigrate to Israel, automatically claim citizenship, and even reside on property belonging to Palestinians dispossessed of their land.


Those Palestinians not expelled from their properties, who are today citizens of Israel, face pervasive societal discrimination, and, according to Adalah: The Legal Center for Arab Minority Rights in Israel, “there are more than 50 Israeli laws that discriminate against Palestinian citizens of Israel in all areas of life, including their rights to political participation, access to land, education, state budget resources, and criminal procedures.”
Immediately after occupying the West Bank, East Jerusalem, and Gaza Strip—the remaining 22 percent of historic Palestine—in 1967, Israel promulgated Military Order 101, stripping Palestinians of all political rights and embarking on an illegal colonization of their land. More than forty years later, Human Rights Watch concluded, in a report entitled “Separate and Unequal: Israel's Discriminatory Treatment of Palestinians in the Occupied Palestinian Territories,” that Israel’s military occupation has resulted in policies which “harshly discriminate against Palestinian residents, depriving them of basic necessities while providing lavish amenities for Jewish settlement.”


Read more: Kerry Is wrong: Israel is already an apartheid state | TheHill
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First point to raise is the fact that 98% of historic Palestine was made into Islamic states of Syria, Iraq and trans Jordan

Second point no Jew will be allowed to live in Palestine if the muslims get control, which means mass murders and genocide in line with their charters.

Third point there is no automatic legal right of return the returnees have to agree to certain criteria and if the refuse then they don't get in.

Fourth point when you start using blogs as relevant sources of detailed information then you know you are on a losing streak. Blogs are the words of one person and his/her views, they are not accounts of fact.
 
If there is any doubt of slow motion ethnic cleansing read on:

Kerry Is wrong: Israel is already an apartheid state | TheHill

Last Friday, Secretary of State John Kerry touched off a firestorm of criticism by warning that Israel risks becoming “an apartheid state” after his initiative to broker Israeli-Palestinian peace limped this week to its inconclusive deadline. But Kerry is wrong to suggest that Israel will reach this pariah-hood tipping point in the indeterminate future. Since its inception in 1948, Israel has maintained a regime of differentiated rights that privileges Israeli Jews and discriminates against Palestinians.

Palestinian refugees, ethnically cleansed from their homes by Israel before, during and after the state’s establishment on 78 percent of historic Palestine, are denied their internationally guaranteed right to return; however, a Jewish person anywhere in the world can immigrate to Israel, automatically claim citizenship, and even reside on property belonging to Palestinians dispossessed of their land.


Those Palestinians not expelled from their properties, who are today citizens of Israel, face pervasive societal discrimination, and, according to Adalah: The Legal Center for Arab Minority Rights in Israel, “there are more than 50 Israeli laws that discriminate against Palestinian citizens of Israel in all areas of life, including their rights to political participation, access to land, education, state budget resources, and criminal procedures.”
Immediately after occupying the West Bank, East Jerusalem, and Gaza Strip—the remaining 22 percent of historic Palestine—in 1967, Israel promulgated Military Order 101, stripping Palestinians of all political rights and embarking on an illegal colonization of their land. More than forty years later, Human Rights Watch concluded, in a report entitled “Separate and Unequal: Israel's Discriminatory Treatment of Palestinians in the Occupied Palestinian Territories,” that Israel’s military occupation has resulted in policies which “harshly discriminate against Palestinian residents, depriving them of basic necessities while providing lavish amenities for Jewish settlement.”


Read more: Kerry Is wrong: Israel is already an apartheid state | TheHill
Follow us: [MENTION=27326]The[/MENTION]hill on Twitter | TheHill on Facebook
Ruebner is an Islamic terrorist loving Communist that has devoted a lifetime to badmouthing Israel.
do you have something to counter with? are the 50 laws made up? did human rights watch not release that report?

is there something other than a pro-israel knee-jerk sentiment informing your opinion?



Try the fact that better authorities on apartheid have stated that Israel is not an apartheid state, and that the only laws that are different for non Jews are the ones dealing with conscription. This is like the licence plate fiasco when the muslims complained that they were given different coloured licence plates to the Jews, until it came out they were going to another part of Israel because of the colour of that parts licence plates.
 
José;9034629 said:
Must suck to be a West Bank Jordanian living in the ex-Jordanian West Bank.

At least they're living in their historical homeland, ie, the same land their ancestors did two, three, four hundred years ago which is more than I can say about the bozos from Russia, Ukraine and Poland.



The Palestinians are a mish mash of mongrel vagabonds that travelled the M.E looking for work and stayed when they saw the opportunity to steal Jewish land once again. They have no ties to the land as many arrived in the first half of the 20C from the surrounding area. In fact many are not even arabs but farsi from the far north.

The Jews from Eastern Europe have an historical and genetic link to the area greater than any the muslims could ever have. Their DNA carries the marker present in the DNA of Abraham making them the ones living in their historical land that their families have lived in for 5000 years. The best the arab muslims can muster is a possible 2 or 3 generations of squatting on the land.
 
José;9034849 said:
Originally posted by toastman
Those 'bozos' are citizens of Israel. It's not Palestine anymore, and it never will be (Israel proper).
It is now the homeland of the Jews and there's nothing anyone can do about it.
Best thing to do is accept it.

After 65, 100, 150 years of ininterrupted presence in western Palestine, the territory will become (is becoming) the homeland of the grandchildren and great-grandchildren of those Russian and Ukrainian immigrants, this much is absolutely true, toastman.

After 100, 150 years of presence in Palestine those Eastern europeans will have every right to call Palestine their historical homeland, just like palestinian arabs, and no one will have the right to evict them from there.

But 200 years from now, Palestine will still be the historical homeland of the palestinian people and Israel will continue to be a jewish supremacist state if it denies their right to live their.

You and Rocco have this wierd, absurd idea according to which a given territory ceases to be the homeland of a given people when another people declare independence and exercises sovereignty over it.

The only way western Palestine will no longer be part of the Palestinian homeland AND Israel will stop being a racist state is if the palestinian people someday renounce to it as their homeland.

As you put it, if they ever sincerely accept western Palestine as a "foreign" territory.




By their own admissions the Palestinians will never accept Palestine as their homeland, and will go back to were they came from once they have stolen the land. You have this weird absurd notion that the arab muslim Palestinians have somehow lived on the land since time began when as a group they have only been in existence for 1400 years. That they are the only owners of the land due to some obscene passages in their terror manual were allah the moon god gives them the land. The Palestinians have already denounced the land as their homeland when they declared they will be going back home once they have destroyed Israel.
 
If there is any doubt of slow motion ethnic cleansing read on:

Kerry Is wrong: Israel is already an apartheid state | TheHill

Last Friday, Secretary of State John Kerry touched off a firestorm of criticism by warning that Israel risks becoming “an apartheid state” after his initiative to broker Israeli-Palestinian peace limped this week to its inconclusive deadline. But Kerry is wrong to suggest that Israel will reach this pariah-hood tipping point in the indeterminate future. Since its inception in 1948, Israel has maintained a regime of differentiated rights that privileges Israeli Jews and discriminates against Palestinians.

Palestinian refugees, ethnically cleansed from their homes by Israel before, during and after the state’s establishment on 78 percent of historic Palestine, are denied their internationally guaranteed right to return; however, a Jewish person anywhere in the world can immigrate to Israel, automatically claim citizenship, and even reside on property belonging to Palestinians dispossessed of their land.


Those Palestinians not expelled from their properties, who are today citizens of Israel, face pervasive societal discrimination, and, according to Adalah: The Legal Center for Arab Minority Rights in Israel, “there are more than 50 Israeli laws that discriminate against Palestinian citizens of Israel in all areas of life, including their rights to political participation, access to land, education, state budget resources, and criminal procedures.”
Immediately after occupying the West Bank, East Jerusalem, and Gaza Strip—the remaining 22 percent of historic Palestine—in 1967, Israel promulgated Military Order 101, stripping Palestinians of all political rights and embarking on an illegal colonization of their land. More than forty years later, Human Rights Watch concluded, in a report entitled “Separate and Unequal: Israel's Discriminatory Treatment of Palestinians in the Occupied Palestinian Territories,” that Israel’s military occupation has resulted in policies which “harshly discriminate against Palestinian residents, depriving them of basic necessities while providing lavish amenities for Jewish settlement.”


Read more: Kerry Is wrong: Israel is already an apartheid state | TheHill
Follow us: [MENTION=27326]The[/MENTION]hill on Twitter | TheHill on Facebook
Ruebner is an Islamic terrorist loving Communist that has devoted a lifetime to badmouthing Israel.
do you have something to counter with? are the 50 laws made up? did human rights watch not release that report?

is there something other than a pro-israel knee-jerk sentiment informing your opinion?

Is there anything but hatred to Israel in your, Pbel's and Tinnie's mind?
 

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