Are "blacks treated like dogs" in Israel?
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ill
Superstar
This oppression circle jerk is just mind blowing.
Julius Skrrvin
I be winkin' through the scope
my man
BlackFruitPunch
Banned
Exactly two years (this Saturday) after then-20-year-old Haim Mola, and a group of his fellow Jewish Israelis firebombed the homes of several African families and an African nursery in Tel Aviv, their acts of terrorism can be considered unqualified successes in terms of influencing the Israeli government’s agenda. Rather than punishing them for their actions, the state has rewarded the group by implementing public policies that support its racist agenda. In the past twenty-four months, Israel has deported thousands of non-Jewish Africans from the country and the Netanyahu government has declared that it will not rest until the remaining 50,000 are expelled, as well.
In a country where human rights are respected and racist violence is abhorred, such despicable acts would have been punished severely. Elected leaders would have expressed solidarity with the community under attack and publicly proclaimed the terrorists’ professed goals— the expulsion of all non-Jewish Africans — would never be achieved.
But, Israel is no such country. Here, the human rights of non-Jewish Africans are not respected, because a majority of Jewish Israelis do not view them as humans deserving of rights, but rather as a form of “cancer”. Here, racist violence against non-Jewish Africans is not abhorred; in fact, according to a survey by the Israel Democracy Institute, a third of Jewish Israelis openly support such actions.
An Israeli court released the terrorist Haim Mola eight months after his rampage without sentencing him to a single day in jail. The same month, the Israeli government deported the man who ran the firebombed nursery back to Africa.
Although I have been reporting on Israel’s war on Africans for the past four years, the issue has received only scant attention in the mainstream media. Therefore, I decided this year to travel to North America for a one month tour of communities and college campuses to raise awareness about the plight of non-Jewish African asylum-seekers in Israel.
The video featured below is a recording of one of my stops on this cross-continental tour, at Simon Fraser University in Vancouver, Canada. In this 72-minute presentation (which includes a slideshow), I examine the causes of Israel’s African refugee crisis and document in detail the horrific depths the Israeli state has unashamedly plumbed to achieve its goal of ethno-religious purity.
The article about the bombing of an African nursery.
Haim Mula, a resident of the Shapira neighborhood in south Tel Aviv who was arrested last April in connection with the nighttime arson attack of several African asylum seeker homes and one kindergarten in his neighborhood, has signed a plea bargain that exempts him from jail time.
Mula, 20, was originally accused of committing the attacks himself, admitted only to having prepared the firebombs for the actual arsonist, an offense for which he is expected to receive only a few months of community service and no jail time. It will be up to the court whether to approve this fairly light punishment for Mula’s contribution to the creation of what the original indictment called “homes turned furnaces.”
The day after the Molotov cocktail attack on asylum seekers’ houses, an anti-racism demonstration was held in Shapira. Several local youths attacked demonstrators. One of them, seen in this picture in the center, turned out to be Mula, the main suspect in the arson case. The prosecution says the police have not been able to determine the identity of the actual arsonist, and that Mula refuses to cooperate and give the name of his accomplice.
The article about that very same man being let off with no jail time.
In a country where human rights are respected and racist violence is abhorred, such despicable acts would have been punished severely. Elected leaders would have expressed solidarity with the community under attack and publicly proclaimed the terrorists’ professed goals— the expulsion of all non-Jewish Africans — would never be achieved.
But, Israel is no such country. Here, the human rights of non-Jewish Africans are not respected, because a majority of Jewish Israelis do not view them as humans deserving of rights, but rather as a form of “cancer”. Here, racist violence against non-Jewish Africans is not abhorred; in fact, according to a survey by the Israel Democracy Institute, a third of Jewish Israelis openly support such actions.
An Israeli court released the terrorist Haim Mola eight months after his rampage without sentencing him to a single day in jail. The same month, the Israeli government deported the man who ran the firebombed nursery back to Africa.
Although I have been reporting on Israel’s war on Africans for the past four years, the issue has received only scant attention in the mainstream media. Therefore, I decided this year to travel to North America for a one month tour of communities and college campuses to raise awareness about the plight of non-Jewish African asylum-seekers in Israel.
The video featured below is a recording of one of my stops on this cross-continental tour, at Simon Fraser University in Vancouver, Canada. In this 72-minute presentation (which includes a slideshow), I examine the causes of Israel’s African refugee crisis and document in detail the horrific depths the Israeli state has unashamedly plumbed to achieve its goal of ethno-religious purity.
The article about the bombing of an African nursery.
Haim Mula, a resident of the Shapira neighborhood in south Tel Aviv who was arrested last April in connection with the nighttime arson attack of several African asylum seeker homes and one kindergarten in his neighborhood, has signed a plea bargain that exempts him from jail time.
Mula, 20, was originally accused of committing the attacks himself, admitted only to having prepared the firebombs for the actual arsonist, an offense for which he is expected to receive only a few months of community service and no jail time. It will be up to the court whether to approve this fairly light punishment for Mula’s contribution to the creation of what the original indictment called “homes turned furnaces.”
The day after the Molotov cocktail attack on asylum seekers’ houses, an anti-racism demonstration was held in Shapira. Several local youths attacked demonstrators. One of them, seen in this picture in the center, turned out to be Mula, the main suspect in the arson case. The prosecution says the police have not been able to determine the identity of the actual arsonist, and that Mula refuses to cooperate and give the name of his accomplice.
The article about that very same man being let off with no jail time.
Domingo Halliburton
Handmade in USA
yeah that was a little harsh I honestly dont even remember making this comment. It was the middle of the night and I was drunk. Hell it was this morning
godkiller
"We are the Fury"
ill
Superstar
I think my favorite part of it all is that 99.9% of these dudes have never been to Israel or Palestine. They don't know there are Arabs in Israel (30% of the country) that live perfectly fine and with full rights. They aren't oppressed. They aren't bombed. They live freely. But hey, lets ride for the scum that hides behind civilians and cheers for the Western downfall. Makes my head spin
Julius Skrrvin
I be winkin' through the scope
thats my GOAT bankeryeah that was a little harsh I honestly dont even remember making this comment. It was the middle of the night and I was drunk. Hell it was this morning
judaism: the religion of peace
Digga38
The seperation between what's fake and what's real
godkiller
"We are the Fury"
One of best friends is Jewish but if them Israelis are killing children and civilians, and discriminating against blacks (in addition they tried to sell the apartheid regime nuclear weapons), I can't support
If he was born white, he would be supporting Israel's attack on Africans....oh wait too late.