Israel v Hamas

[georgenorman]

The language used to explain the Rights of non-Jews in Israel is very carefully worded. To actually appreciate life in Israel as a non-Jew, you really need to experience it.
Going to the A&E department and seeing Jews escorted to the front of the queue, past all the other waiting non-Jews. Housing, the same. Restaurants. Take your pick.
It's all very well proclaiming people have equal rights (on paper). but in practice it's never the case. Jews are given priority over everyone else, and if you don't like it a policeman or IDF member is ready to dish out some punishment. Try reporting that to the police. Do you think it would be investigated, or do you think you'd suffer additional harassment ? That's why complaints are so low.

Why would non-Jews want to join the IDF ?
It's apartheid. Clear as day. I've experienced it.

No doubt I'm an anti-Semite. Or just calling it how it is.

Of course, Jews are treated with perfect equality in all Islamic countries.

 

[Spiderman]

The language used to explain the Rights of non-Jews in Israel is very carefully worded. To actually appreciate life in Israel as a non-Jew, you really need to experience it.
Going to the A&E department and seeing Jews escorted to the front of the queue, past all the other waiting non-Jews. Housing, the same. Restaurants. Take your pick.
It's all very well proclaiming people have equal rights (on paper). but in practice it's never the case. Jews are given priority over everyone else, and if you don't like it a policeman or IDF member is ready to dish out some punishment. Try reporting that to the police. Do you think it would be investigated, or do you think you'd suffer additional harassment ? That's why complaints are so low.

Why would non-Jews want to join the IDF ?
It's apartheid. Clear as day. I've experienced it.

No doubt I'm an anti-Semite. Or just calling it how it is.

Replace the words non-Jew and Israel with British and the UK, you perfectly summed up living here atm

 

[Penge Eagle]

The language used to explain the Rights of non-Jews in Israel is very carefully worded. To actually appreciate life in Israel as a non-Jew, you really need to experience it.
Going to the A&E department and seeing Jews escorted to the front of the queue, past all the other waiting non-Jews. Housing, the same. Restaurants. Take your pick.
It's all very well proclaiming people have equal rights (on paper). but in practice it's never the case. Jews are given priority over everyone else, and if you don't like it a policeman or IDF member is ready to dish out some punishment. Try reporting that to the police. Do you think it would be investigated, or do you think you'd suffer additional harassment ? That's why complaints are so low.

Why would non-Jews want to join the IDF ?
It's apartheid. Clear as day. I've experienced it.

No doubt I'm an anti-Semite. Or just calling it how it is.

An anecdotal fallacy.

I wonder how Jews would be treated in restaurants and hospitals in Palestinian administered areas?

 

[Living In Hope]

Merry Christmas to all on each side of this extremely heated and passionate debate. Let's be thankful that we can still discuss these issues rather than fighting or suppressing one another's views. At the very least let's celebrate that tolerance and freedom of speech still have some value in the UK, and hopefully we can all agree that these values are essential to our way of life and must be protected.

 

[Spiderman]

Merry Christmas to all on each side of this extremely heated and passionate debate. Let's be thankful that we can still discuss these issues rather than fighting or suppressing one another's views. At the very least let's celebrate that tolerance and freedom of speech still have some value in the UK, and hopefully we can all agree that these values are essential to our way of life and must be protected.

I suspect some would have preferred you to say Happy Holidays but I concur