Palestine does not categorize people into different rights.
Yeah, that's the core point.
Hence the lying about the Slovak citizen - as misrepresented as an ethnic Slovak - and the Spanish citizen - as misrepresented as an ethnic Spanish (etc. etc. etc.).
Hence the deliberate confusion about a religion (Jewish) that doubles as "nationality", for it were
a national catastrophe if Judaism were reduced to a mere religion.
Hence the claim to equal treatment of all Israeli citizens, countered with dozens of discriminatory laws, "countered" with lack of time to go through all of them, followed up - no doubt - by renewed claims to equal treatment of all Israeli citizens.
Hence the disingenuous, false claim that the extraordinary nature of the Nationality Law is just what others are doing, but only Jews are being criticized for it. The victim card is worn out, it's been played so often.
Hence the mendacious accusation that Palestine, while formally granting universal human and civil rights to all her citizen, plans ethnic cleansing to avoid granting rights to non-Arabs.
Everyone knows that Spain and Slovakia are apartheid states, and, while doing the same as Slovakia and Spain, Israel still isn't, because...
Yeah, the hasbara peddlers are nothing if not ingenuous, and one has to marvel at the intellectual work going into justifying the unjustifiable, contributing to political developments both in Israel and abroad that will have everyone worse off.
C. The right to exercise national self-determination in the State of Israel is unique to the Jewish people
Of course, double standards is standard fare in politics, and the charge of double standards (as applied to Jews and Jews only) is standard in the hasbara peddlers' toolbox. Yet, the textbook definition of double standards is to declare the above quote "just what everyone does", and "acceptable", and this below, were it to find its way into the German Constitution, outrageous and an abomination (which it is):
C. The right to exercise national self-determination in the State of Germany is unique to Aryan Germans.
As far as I am concerned, case closed.