Comments on: On racism, Foreign Ministry worried about image, not reality

By: Rafael

Rafael — Sun, 24 Jun 2012 10:51:19 +0000

Mordechai, Palestinians be thrown into concentration camps before Zionist racism is successfully challenged from the inside. Jewish “supporters” of Palestinians are really good for nothing. I feel no need to appease to your ilk.

By: Mordechai ben Yosef

Mordechai ben Yosef — Wed, 20 Jun 2012 02:34:12 +0000

Thanks Rafael for your helpful comments, especially for those of us who are challenging Zionist racism In Jewish communities in Israel and abroad. You have done nothing but strengthened the arguments of the most extreme right wing racists. Is Rafael another false flag plant? Please 972 editors, investigate the previous post.

By: Rafael

Rafael — Thu, 14 Jun 2012 23:18:39 +0000

I look forward to the day the world will begin treating Jews like Israel does Palestinians and Blacks.
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Doesn’t the state of Israel dispossess Palestinians? doesn’t it conduct a demonization campaign against Palestinians also to discount their legitimate claims to their lands? So Turkey should do the same onto its Jewish citizens.
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Doesn’t Israel revoke their citizenship the minute they step outside of its borders so as to to Judaize the country even more?
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Perhaps then Iran should pass a law permitting the same be done to its Jews when they go on a visit to their relatives in Israel so it can further Islamize and Persianize itself. There’s no reason any country, specially Muslim countries, keep on tolerating Jewish presence within its borders when Israel adopts eliminationist tactics against non-Jews.
We’ll see if the the dogs at the ADL and like-minded organization will keep on saying the occupation of Palestine is not such a bad thing.

By: Rafael

Rafael — Thu, 14 Jun 2012 23:15:36 +0000

I look forward to the day the world will begin treating Jews like Israel does Palestinians and Blacks. Doesn’t the state of Israel dispossess Palestinians? doesn’t it conduct a demonization campaign against Palestinians also to discount their legitimate claims to their lands? So Turkey should do the same onto its Jewish citizens. Doesn’t Israel revoke their citizenship the minute they step outside of their borders in order to Judaize the country? Perhaps then Iran should pass a law permitting the same be done to its Jews when they go on a visit to their relatives in Israel so it can further Islamize and Persianize itself. There’s no reason any country, specially Muslim countries, keep on tolerating Jewish present within their borders when Israel adopts eliminationist tactics against non-Jews.

We’ll see if the the pings at the ADL and like-minded organization will keep on saying the occupation of Palestine is not such a bad thing.

By: sh

sh — Thu, 14 Jun 2012 16:37:57 +0000

“Sorry Africans…we weren’t “ready” yet to help.”
Tremendous post..

By: Woody

Woody — Thu, 14 Jun 2012 01:05:11 +0000

We are bearing witness to a great crime and the country’s inability to confront its Jewish supremacy is strangling the democratic potential of the state. I hope that the world sees it, but meanwhile, those who are being deported will never forget how vile and self-involved Israeli society was toward them.

Not even activists have been able to confront racism in the community. Supposed “leftists” have lined up with their fellow Jews supporting the racist, yes racist, community over the voice of refugees. The Israelis argue among themselves over Mizrahi and Ashkenazi identity, while refugees are being deported. None of them has stood up and said “refugees are people who live here, who work here, who raise their families here, who have friends and connections here. They deserve to be here. Like any normal democratic country (or city) that takes in a small <1% group of immigrants, they should be citizens and a wall should be built with Egypt."

Instead, I find myself in an immigrant rights struggle where everyone seems to agree "this is a Jewish state, they belong somewhere else" or at least expresses no objection to it. The lack of voice against this from the Jewish community has crushed the refugees – following pogroms they are told "you need to understand about the people who live here" and "don't protest, it would be provocative" while the society as a whole rises in a virulent anti-goy fire which took very little effort to ignite.

Now, many refugees want to go. They're saying, "This is a Jewish state – it is your state, not a place for us – just let us know clearly what to do," – a profoundly humiliating stance to have in the face of loosing everything you have in life. Israel's actions are not anything a state that hopes to be a functioning society internally or a strategic neighbor externally should do. The system in place, of self-involved ministers playing games seems to be mirrored exactly in the South Tel Aviv "community activists" pathetic behavior. It's almost like there is victimhood competition going on and no one wants to hear these horrific stories of what is actually happening to refugees.

Sorry Africans…we weren't "ready" yet to help.

By: Jack

Jack — Wed, 13 Jun 2012 21:10:20 +0000

PR has always been Israel priority, the problem isnt that they on international water killed some nine civilians, the problem is that Israel didnt succeed to reach out their apologic pr worldwide justifying their actions.

By: Sinjim

Sinjim — Wed, 13 Jun 2012 17:34:10 +0000

Regarding Israeli Palestinian politicians, Tibi’s comments on African refugees were disgraceful, there’s no way around it. It would’ve been better for him to keep his trap shut that to utter filth about “infiltrators” and so on.
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But at the same time it’s important to note where others have excelled. Jamal Zahalke’s very eloquent to Tibi defended the rights of the refugees, arguing for fair wages and against racism among other things. https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=aZcs9yXI1fI