In unprecedented move, Israel’s Foreign Ministry condemns violence against African migrants

So there is one non-fascist party in the government? Against threats to attack Iran, against bashing Africans … I even recall Foreign Ministry criticizing handling of Flytilla when plenty of totally uninvolved persons were stripped of their tickets to Israel.

Is it possible that Avigdor Lieberman is imitating the strategy of Ariel Sharon: from bloodthirsty warrior to an elder statesman? I though that plan A was to champion anti-traitor legislations like against NGO, so to eventually campaign against all those parties like Likud that stabbed patriots in the back. But nobody will remember it in 2014, except for general feeling and Avigdor was quite tough talking years ago. So plan B: Yisrael Beitenu, the most responsible party in the coalition.

Can someone investigate?

Kadima’s Yulia Shamalov cannot be characterized as racist, IMHO. She has something to say about everybody http://www.jpost.com/NationalNews/Article.aspx?id=204482

women: “This is what I say to feminists: Dear friends, I am willing to ask for equal rights in everything, but first I want a man to give birth. When the first man gives birth, I am willing to say that I and a man are equal.”

Jews:
“One of the worst problems in our society, in my opinion, is a crisis of trust,” Shamalov-Berkovich said. “No one trusts anyone, and it’s clear why, it’s because we’re a Jewish state and Jews are shady and remained shady. They came to Israel and forgot that this is our trait, and kept tricking each other, and 60 years later, it’s come back like a boomerang to our face.”

So for her comments about women and Jews she was condemned by her party members:

MKs Orit Zuaretz and Shlomo Molla, Kadima members of the Knesset Committee on the Status of Women called Shamalov-Berkovich’s speech “cheap populism on an issue that is very important.”

They released a statement saying they “condemn MK Shamalov-Berkovich’s words, which do not fit an enlightened country like Israel. Her rude, primitive statements do not represent the values of Kadima. We regret that she chooses to harm women’s status in Israel, and even worse, uses the fact that she’s a woman in order to weaken women in their just fight for equal opportunities.”

JP did not cite any condemnation of her statements on “infiltrators”.