This Road is for Jews Only. Yes, There is Apartheid in Israel

Bumberclyde, et al,

Yes, this is probably accurate.

Just to put this in the right frame, I believe we are talking about the International Criminal Court (ICC), created by the Rome Statute, to prosecute “gross human rights abuses.”

Your own government doesn't recognize the world court. Next!
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American Foreign Policy, whatever it is, is not well defined or even practical in some cases.

President Obama, and former Presidents Clinton and Bush expressed reservations (by not ratifying the treaty) and declined to endorsement the ICC - that could lead to politically-motivated prosecution of Americans, and government leaders; including US military personnel.

It would take a complete turn-around in US Policy and a very swift pullout of a number of theater operations (hegemonic political-military missions); and the adoption of a Non-Interference Posture. And even then, we would have to wait until all the leadership associated with the War of Terror, Afghanistan and Iraq, have past away. We would have to stop military aid and most other aid, and cut off most ties with other nations to which we hold a mutual defense agreement. We would even have to cut all ties with the Palestinians.

The shift would be such that the US would step away from the table as a World Leader.

Most Respectfully,
R
 
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Harvard students discuss Apartheid.

CAN the Ziomoron read English?


The Electronic Intifada...

People who have no clue what constitutes Apartheid...

Yeah, there's credibility...

Harvard students collect testimonies of apartheid from Palestine to US

Wed, 02/26/2014

A Palestinian student from Gaza writes, “I go to the bathroom to get ready for school, but there is no water to wash my face with. A few airstrikes in the morning are common;” while a queer student of color speaks about struggling to find a safe space for himself in the world: “My only option became suffering in isolating silence and living in pretense, sacrificing my life for mere survival in my private and public apartheid.”

For those who believe that our campaign makes “complex” issues too “simple,” let us visit a quote from one of the testimonies: “From Harvard to Palestine, my apartheid exists because people don’t want me to exist.”

Harvard students collect testimonies of apartheid from Palestine to US | The Electronic Intifada
 
The issue is not unlawfulness of the US, it is Apartheid practiced by Israel.

Do you have the mental intellect to discuss Apartheid in Israel and Palestine where these illegal settlements are?

And I think you are actually confusing The International Court of Justice with the ICC.


The International Court of Justice rules the settlements in the OPT that includes East Jerusalem and the West Bank are unlawful.

99. THE UN Security Council declared in resolutions 237 (1967), 271 (1969), 446 (1979), 681 (1990), and 799 (1992) the applicability of the Geneva Conventions (1949) to the Israeli occupation of the Palestinian territories. These resolutions also include the Security Council conclusions that the Israeli settlements in those occupied territories are illegal as per article 49, para. 6 of those same Geneva Conventions (1949)

The Court concludes that the Israeli settlements in the Occupied Palestinian Territory (including East Jerusalem) have been established in breach of international law.Articles 99 & 120 - The Court rulesIsraeli settlements are in violation of international law.

120. In agreement with Security Council resolution 452 (1979) and 465 (1980), "the Court concludes that the Israeli settlements in the Occupied Palestinian Territory (including East Jerusalem) have been established in breach of international law".

Study Guide: Settlements are illegal
Your own government doesn't recognize the world court. Next!
 
Harvard students discuss Apartheid.

CAN the Ziomoron read English?


The Electronic Intifada...

People who have no clue what constitutes Apartheid...

Yeah, there's credibility...

Harvard students collect testimonies of apartheid from Palestine to US

Wed, 02/26/2014

A Palestinian student from Gaza writes, “I go to the bathroom to get ready for school, but there is no water to wash my face with. A few airstrikes in the morning are common;” while a queer student of color speaks about struggling to find a safe space for himself in the world: “My only option became suffering in isolating silence and living in pretense, sacrificing my life for mere survival in my private and public apartheid.”

For those who believe that our campaign makes “complex” issues too “simple,” let us visit a quote from one of the testimonies: “From Harvard to Palestine, my apartheid exists because people don’t want me to exist.”

Harvard students collect testimonies of apartheid from Palestine to US | The Electronic Intifada

Everyone here speaks and understands English quite well, unlike your Iranian gang who had to take ESL classes. Meanwhile, have you ever thought that people are tired of your blabbering about Apartheid constantly (especially when South Africans themselves who have visited Israel say there is no Apartheid there). Why not concentrate instead on the innocent people who have been murdered and are still being murdered by your friends. I have a great idea to get Mrs. Sherri out of the house and away from her computer where she spends her days running around the Internet writing derogatory things about Israel and the Jews. She can lead a group of these nutty BDS students on a tour of Muslim countries so that they can see with their own eyes how minorities are treated there. In many of these countries, they will be lucky to get out alive.

UCLA BDS Supporter Melts Down After Student Council Rejects Anti-Israel Resolution (VIDEO) | Jewish & Israel News Algemeiner.com
 
SILLY SALLY does not have to post on this thread if it does not want to.

No one forces the Zionist to post here.

As for me, I oppose the Apartheid Israel practices and believe the proper response to Apartheid is to speak out against it.

AND I believe Mandela and Desmond Tutu when they say Israel practices Apartheid, and I also know the legal definition of Apartheid and I Know Israel practices it.
 
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SILLY SALLY does not have to post on this thread if it does not want to.

No one forces the Zionist to post here.

As for me, I oppose the Apartheid Israel practices and believe the proper response to Apartheid is to speak out against it.

AND I believe Mandela and Desmond Tutu when they say Israel practices Apartheid, and I also know the legal definition of Apartheid and I Know Israel practices it.

It really is ridiculous for someone who is obviously mentally ill to call someone else silly. You can believe whomever you want to believe, and I will believe those South Africans who have visited Israel and who have actually seen that there is no apartheid there. Maybe you should take a trip to Israel, Mrs. Sherri, just like the South Africans have so that you can see for yourself. Then take a trip to Saudi Arabia and see apartheid practiced there.
 
Alternative Information Center (AIC) - New Israeli apartheid legislation

New Israeli apartheid legislation

Published on Wednesday, 26 February 2014 11:33

Written by Alternative Information Center (AIC)


The Israeli Knesset has adopted a new law which recognizes Muslim and Christian Arab communities as separate identities, giving them their own representation on an employment commission.

The law, which was passed on Monday Feb. 23, was sponsored by Yariv Levin (Likud-Beyteinu) and expands the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission from five to 10 members, giving separate seats to representatives of Christian and Muslim Arab workers' groups.

Palestine Liberation Organization officials also condemned the law. PLO executive committee member, Hanan Ashrawi , said in a statement that the new law seeks to create a new division among Palestinians “based on religion.”
 
Alternative Information Center (AIC) - New Israeli apartheid legislation

New Israeli apartheid legislation

Published on Wednesday, 26 February 2014 11:33

Written by Alternative Information Center (AIC)


The Israeli Knesset has adopted a new law which recognizes Muslim and Christian Arab communities as separate identities, giving them their own representation on an employment commission.

The law, which was passed on Monday Feb. 23, was sponsored by Yariv Levin (Likud-Beyteinu) and expands the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission from five to 10 members, giving separate seats to representatives of Christian and Muslim Arab workers' groups.

Palestine Liberation Organization officials also condemned the law. PLO executive committee member, Hanan Ashrawi , said in a statement that the new law seeks to create a new division among Palestinians “based on religion.”

You obviously don't visit Israel too often
The Christians want NOTHING to do with the Muslims.
Israel's doing the Christians a tremendous favor.
 
That is not what Christians I read about say, they see themselves as Palestinians treated as second class citizens by an Apartheid Regime and they support the Boycott of Israel.

They wrote the document entitled Kairos Palestine.


Alternative Information Center (AIC) - New Israeli apartheid legislation

New Israeli apartheid legislation

Published on Wednesday, 26 February 2014 11:33

Written by Alternative Information Center (AIC)


The Israeli Knesset has adopted a new law which recognizes Muslim and Christian Arab communities as separate identities, giving them their own representation on an employment commission.

The law, which was passed on Monday Feb. 23, was sponsored by Yariv Levin (Likud-Beyteinu) and expands the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission from five to 10 members, giving separate seats to representatives of Christian and Muslim Arab workers' groups.

Palestine Liberation Organization officials also condemned the law. PLO executive committee member, Hanan Ashrawi , said in a statement that the new law seeks to create a new division among Palestinians “based on religion.”

You obviously don't visit Israel too often
The Christians want NOTHING to do with the Muslims.
Israel's doing the Christians a tremendous favor.
 
It doesn't matter if Israel has "stolen" land. Those ******* asshole arabs have more than enough land already, and they fucked all of it up. So why should anyone want to give them more land? :cuckoo:

Stealing doesnt matter? Your lack of morality is showing. Colonizing territory simply isnt allowed by the international laws. Its actually a war crime.[/Q
The Arabs should have followed " International Law" before they initiated the 67 War
 
Israel started the 1967 war.

And the Occupation in the OPT commenced and Apartheid practices followed.
 
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[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__-WD09sZN0]Prager University- Is Israel an Apartheid State HD *1080* - YouTube[/ame]



TRANSCRIPT:

Is Israel an apartheid state? More and more these days one hears this charge made.

Oddly, when South Africa was an apartheid state, no one accused Israel of being one. The reason the charge was never made then and shouldn't be made now is the same: There is no truth to it. To those who know something about Israel or have just visited there once, the accusation is absurd, if not obscene. Indeed, it's a libel. But many people don't know very much about Israel, so let's respond to this accusation.

First, what exactly is an apartheid state? And, does Israel -- or any one other country -- fit that definition?

Let's look at South Africa, the country that came up with this term. In South Africa from 1948 to 1994, there was an official policy that declared blacks second-class citizens in every aspect of life. Blacks couldn't vote, couldn't hold political office, were forced to reside in certain locations; couldn't marry whites; couldn't even use the same public rest rooms as whites.

Not one -- not one -- of those restrictions applies to the many Arabs living in Israel.

One and a half million Arabs live in Israel; they constitute about 20% of that country's population. Every single one of them has the same exact rights as all other Israeli citizens -- and they always have. They can vote, and they do. They can serve in the Israeli parliament, and they do. They can own property, businesses, and work in professions alongside other Israelis, and they do. They can be judges, and they are.

Here's one powerful example: it was an Arab judge – an Arab judge - who sentenced the former President of Israel to jail on a rape charge. And no one batted an eyelash that an Arab judge would sentence a Jewish president to prison.

Some other examples: Reda Mansour is the youngest ambassador in Israel's history; Walid Badir is an international soccer star on Israel's national team; Rana Raslan is the former Miss Israel; Ishmael Khaldi was the deputy consul of Israel in San Francisco; Khaled abu Toameh is a major journalist with the Jerusalem Post; Ghaleb Majadele was until recently a Minister in the Israeli Government. They are all Israeli Arabs. Not one is a Jew.

And how many people outside of Israel know that all the road signs in Israel, for example, are in English, Hebrew and Arabic?

Not only is Israel not an apartheid state, Arabs in Israel are freer than any Arabs in the Arab world. No Arab in any Arab country has the civil rights and personal liberty that Arabs in Israel have. That's because Israel is a pluralistic liberal democracy, the only one in that part of the world.

Now you might say, "Well, okay. Palestinians who live inside Israel have all these rights, but what about the Palestinians who live in what are commonly known as the occupied territories? Aren't they treated differently?

Well, yes, of course, they are – because they're not citizens of Israel; they are are governed by either the Palestinian Authority or Hamas. The only control Israel has over these people's lives takes place when they want to enter Israel. Then they are subjected to long lines and strict searches because Israel has to weed out potential terrorists.

And what about the security wall that divides Israel and the West Bank? Is that an example of apartheid?

That's rather easy to respond to: Is the security fence built between the United States and Mexico an example of apartheid? Of course, not.

Israel built its security wall solely in order to keep terrorists from entering Israel and murdering its citizens. And you know what? It's worked. The wall, most of which, by the way, is an electronic fence, went up in 2002 during a time when Palestinians suicide bombers were regularly murdering Israeli civilians in buses, on streets, and in restaurants. At the moment the barrier went up terrorism went down – almost to zero.

So then, why is Israel called an apartheid state?

Because by comparing the freest, most equitable country in the Middle East to the former South Africa, those who hate Israel hope they can persuade uninformed people that Israel doesn't deserve to exist just as apartheid South Africa didn't deserve to exist.

And if you don't believe me, just ask the people who know better than anyone else, what a lie it is that Israel is an apartheid state – the one out of every five Israelis who is an Arab. Which is why they prefer to live in the Jewish state than in any Arab state.
 
Prager University- Is Israel an Apartheid State HD *1080* - YouTube



TRANSCRIPT:

Is Israel an apartheid state? More and more these days one hears this charge made.

Oddly, when South Africa was an apartheid state, no one accused Israel of being one. The reason the charge was never made then and shouldn't be made now is the same: There is no truth to it. To those who know something about Israel or have just visited there once, the accusation is absurd, if not obscene. Indeed, it's a libel. But many people don't know very much about Israel, so let's respond to this accusation.

First, what exactly is an apartheid state? And, does Israel -- or any one other country -- fit that definition?

Let's look at South Africa, the country that came up with this term. In South Africa from 1948 to 1994, there was an official policy that declared blacks second-class citizens in every aspect of life. Blacks couldn't vote, couldn't hold political office, were forced to reside in certain locations; couldn't marry whites; couldn't even use the same public rest rooms as whites.

Not one -- not one -- of those restrictions applies to the many Arabs living in Israel.

One and a half million Arabs live in Israel; they constitute about 20% of that country's population. Every single one of them has the same exact rights as all other Israeli citizens -- and they always have. They can vote, and they do. They can serve in the Israeli parliament, and they do. They can own property, businesses, and work in professions alongside other Israelis, and they do. They can be judges, and they are.

Here's one powerful example: it was an Arab judge – an Arab judge - who sentenced the former President of Israel to jail on a rape charge. And no one batted an eyelash that an Arab judge would sentence a Jewish president to prison.

Some other examples: Reda Mansour is the youngest ambassador in Israel's history; Walid Badir is an international soccer star on Israel's national team; Rana Raslan is the former Miss Israel; Ishmael Khaldi was the deputy consul of Israel in San Francisco; Khaled abu Toameh is a major journalist with the Jerusalem Post; Ghaleb Majadele was until recently a Minister in the Israeli Government. They are all Israeli Arabs. Not one is a Jew.

And how many people outside of Israel know that all the road signs in Israel, for example, are in English, Hebrew and Arabic?

Not only is Israel not an apartheid state, Arabs in Israel are freer than any Arabs in the Arab world. No Arab in any Arab country has the civil rights and personal liberty that Arabs in Israel have. That's because Israel is a pluralistic liberal democracy, the only one in that part of the world.

Now you might say, "Well, okay. Palestinians who live inside Israel have all these rights, but what about the Palestinians who live in what are commonly known as the occupied territories? Aren't they treated differently?

Well, yes, of course, they are – because they're not citizens of Israel; they are are governed by either the Palestinian Authority or Hamas. The only control Israel has over these people's lives takes place when they want to enter Israel. Then they are subjected to long lines and strict searches because Israel has to weed out potential terrorists.

And what about the security wall that divides Israel and the West Bank? Is that an example of apartheid?

That's rather easy to respond to: Is the security fence built between the United States and Mexico an example of apartheid? Of course, not.

Israel built its security wall solely in order to keep terrorists from entering Israel and murdering its citizens. And you know what? It's worked. The wall, most of which, by the way, is an electronic fence, went up in 2002 during a time when Palestinians suicide bombers were regularly murdering Israeli civilians in buses, on streets, and in restaurants. At the moment the barrier went up terrorism went down – almost to zero.

So then, why is Israel called an apartheid state?

Because by comparing the freest, most equitable country in the Middle East to the former South Africa, those who hate Israel hope they can persuade uninformed people that Israel doesn't deserve to exist just as apartheid South Africa didn't deserve to exist.

And if you don't believe me, just ask the people who know better than anyone else, what a lie it is that Israel is an apartheid state – the one out of every five Israelis who is an Arab. Which is why they prefer to live in the Jewish state than in any Arab state.

That is the best video to-date that I have seen on this subject.

Brava!!!
 
Harvard students discuss Apartheid.

CAN the Ziomoron read English?


The Electronic Intifada...

People who have no clue what constitutes Apartheid...

Yeah, there's credibility...

Everyone here speaks and understands English quite well, unlike your Iranian gang who had to take ESL classes. Meanwhile, have you ever thought that people are tired of your blabbering about Apartheid constantly (especially when South Africans themselves who have visited Israel say there is no Apartheid there). Why not concentrate instead on the innocent people who have been murdered and are still being murdered by your friends. I have a great idea to get Mrs. Sherri out of the house and away from her computer where she spends her days running around the Internet writing derogatory things about Israel and the Jews. She can lead a group of these nutty BDS students on a tour of Muslim countries so that they can see with their own eyes how minorities are treated there. In many of these countries, they will be lucky to get out alive.

UCLA BDS Supporter Melts Down After Student Council Rejects Anti-Israel Resolution (VIDEO) | Jewish & Israel News Algemeiner.com

Is Sherri an Iranian?

Well, that explains some things.

Perhaps Sherri, since she is so smart, can explain to us why Iranian law sees the value of a jewish life as 1/17th the value of a muslim's life.

We can all wait to hear this enlightening answer.
 
Alternative Information Center (AIC) - New Israeli apartheid legislation

New Israeli apartheid legislation

Published on Wednesday, 26 February 2014 11:33

Written by Alternative Information Center (AIC)


The Israeli Knesset has adopted a new law which recognizes Muslim and Christian Arab communities as separate identities, giving them their own representation on an employment commission.

The law, which was passed on Monday Feb. 23, was sponsored by Yariv Levin (Likud-Beyteinu) and expands the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission from five to 10 members, giving separate seats to representatives of Christian and Muslim Arab workers' groups.

Palestine Liberation Organization officials also condemned the law. PLO executive committee member, Hanan Ashrawi , said in a statement that the new law seeks to create a new division among Palestinians “based on religion.”




So you are against giving the Christians more recognition and involving them in the decision making instead of having to rely on arab muslims. The law has increased the number of seats from 5 to 10 and closed the door on arab muslims railroading their needs through. How can it be apartheid when it is giving the minorities more freedoms and rights.
 

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