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You can't read, can you. I said that Jewish was not just an ethnicity, it was also a religion. But more importantly I said that the Israelis base their immigration status on religion, not ethnicity.
And I've shown you that is true. If you continue to claim that Israelis only allow ethnic Jews citizenship, then yes, you are racist.
You do not understand what racist means, do you? Do talk to someone educated about it.
I know a very large number of people who would call themselves 'Jews', a few of them Israeli citizens, and the number of them who would claim to be religious in any sense is tiny. The noises you use to describe your master people hardly matters (though of course, 'Israel' will accept almost any one who is not a native of the colony, at least for now).
If the old South African Nationalist Government had described itself as 'Complexionist' and announced it didn't care about 'race', would that have changed anything? What do your merry chums care what the game is called, so long as they can thieve and murder at will, and then denounce their victims as 'terrorists'?
The expelled millions outside your borders are waiting still. How do you propose to eliminate them, Oh Religious One? Perhaps the Lord will provide?
That wasn't the topic of conversation. The topic was what criteria is used to allow someone to become an Israeli citizen.
According to section 1 of the Law of Return [1950] ("LOR"), any Jew is entitled by right
(the "Right of Return") to immigrate to Israel.
The above also applies to the spouse, children and grandchildren of a Jew, and to the
spouse of such children or grandchildren, even if they themselves are not Jewish. The
Jewish person, by virtue of whom the Right of Return is being claimed, need not be alive
at the time of immigration and need not immigrate himself.
For the purpose of the LOR, a "Jew"" is defined as anyone who was born to a Jewish
mother or has been converted to Judaism, and is not a member of another faith.
According to section 2(A) of the LOR, the visa granted to such an immigrant will then be
an "Oleh Visa", which grants immigrant status to Jews who wish to immigrate to Israel.
IMMIGRATION TO ISRAEL: Immigrant Status / Citizenship / Work Permit Visas
(a) A person of full age, not being an Israel national, may obtain Israel nationality by naturalisation if -
(1) he is in Israel; and
(2) he has been in Israel for three years out of five years proceeding the day of the submission of his application; and
(3) he is entitled to reside in Israel permanently; and
(4) he has settled, or intends to settle, in Israel, and
(5) he has some knowledge of the Hebrew language, and
(6) he has renounced his prior nationality or has proved that he will cease to be a foreign national upon becoming an Israel national.
(b) Where a person has applied for naturalisation, and he meets the requirements of subsection (a), the Minister of the Interior, if he thinks fit to do so, shall grant him Israel nationality by the issue of a certificate of naturalisation. (c) Prior to the grant of nationality, the applicant shall make the following declaration:
"I declare that I will be a loyal national of the State of Israel."
(d) Nationality is acquired on the day of the declaration.
Nationality Law (1952)
You're welcome. It's pretty hard to accuse the Israelis of racism or guilty of ethnic cleansing when 20% of the population is made up of citizens of Arab ancestry with no Jewish connections of any kind.
The only Arabs the Israelis have a problem with are those devoted to the extermination of Israel and the Jews, most particularly those actively attempting to accomplish that by kidnapping and killing Israeli citizens, blowing up crowded markets, synagogues, and bussses, and firing many thousands of rockets indiscriminatley into Israeli neighborhoods.
The Israelis are 100% justified in retaliation against such activity and/or defending their own people in whatever ways they feel are necessary to defend them. Such of course does cause grief, displacement, and injustice to innocent Palestinians as well, but such is the most tragic result of all wars. The Palestinians would have nothing to fear from the Israelis and would find the Israelis to be good neighbors and trading partners if they would simply agree to Israel's right to exist and would be good neighbors to Israel.
Israelis are not the racists in this conflict.
Why shouldn't people be able to organize a nation for 'white folk' if you have enough 'white folk' who want that kind of environment? I wouldn't want to live there, but what is wrong with the concept? What rationale is there for anybody to not have the right to organize a country for a particular group so long as nobody's civil rights are violated in the process?
Japan's laws for citizenship, work permits, immigration laws, etc. etc. certainly favor those of Japanese ancestry. I wouldn't want to live there either, but I don't have a problem with that. What is wrong with that?
The Jews, however, are a unique situation. The Jews have been systematically persecuted, discriminated against, and have suffered ethnic cleansing most places in the world for most of their entire history. They have had no homeland where they could ensure protection from discrimination because they are Jews since 70 A.D. So, considering all that dismal history coupled with the Holocaust at the hands of Nazi Germany, the world community, via the UN, tried to set things right in a small way by giving a tiny TINY plot of ground to the Jews where they could finally have ability to determine their own destiny.
For the life of me, I can't see how anybody should have a problem with that.
Thats all well and good until Ben Gurion started ordering people purged from their homes. Then it gets icky.
Why shouldn't people be able to organize a nation for 'white folk' if you have enough 'white folk' who want that kind of environment? I wouldn't want to live there, but what is wrong with the concept? What rationale is there for anybody to not have the right to organize a country for a particular group so long as nobody's civil rights are violated in the process?
Japan's laws for citizenship, work permits, immigration laws, etc. etc. certainly favor those of Japanese ancestry. I wouldn't want to live there either, but I don't have a problem with that. What is wrong with that?
The Jews, however, are a unique situation. The Jews have been systematically persecuted, discriminated against, and have suffered ethnic cleansing most places in the world for most of their entire history. They have had no homeland where they could ensure protection from discrimination because they are Jews since 70 A.D. So, considering all that dismal history coupled with the Holocaust at the hands of Nazi Germany, the world community, via the UN, tried to set things right in a small way by giving a tiny TINY plot of ground to the Jews where they could finally have ability to determine their own destiny.
For the life of me, I can't see how anybody should have a problem with that.
I guess we could ask the ghost of Martin Luther King that question, fox. WHITE people tried this shit back in the day.. how did that work out? Are we a better nation because they failed or not?
SOUTH AFRICANS for that matter thought the very same thing you did. Well, WHITE ones at least.