Robert Inlakesh
21st Century Wire
Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, has caused controversy across the world following his racist reply to an Israeli TV stars comments on ‘Arabs’ in Israel, as well as his decision to partner up with a Jewish extremist Party for the upcoming elections.
But why has Netanyahu decided to suddenly behave like this and more importantly, what do his actions say about Israeli society?
I don’t believe any of these goals are possible unless Zionism is in fact kicked out of what is now Israel. That is, the ideology that drives Israeli racism and colonial expansion must be done away with, in the same way that apartheid was brought down in South Africa
by Dr. Lawrence Davidson
Image: University of California, Davis — Davis, California
Donor blackmail is the last front line for the Zionists as they continue to suffer defeats in the battle for public opinion. Unfortunately, their activities on this front have resulted the erosion of academic freedom and the ruination of dozens careers.
Image: Large group of Jews gathered at Rabin Square in the center of Tel Aviv, chanting hatred for Arabs, making fun of dead children and bombed schools in Gaza, and calling for all Arabs in Israel to have their citizenship removed and expelled from Israel.
Racism in Israel is not an exception, but the social norm. This was validated in a recent poll conducted by the Israel Democracy Institute, which showed that 95 per cent of Israeli Jews were fully behind their army’s genocidal campaign in Gaza.
“Over more than six decades I have however slowly come to realize that the Zionist project had from its beginning a racist element in it in aspiring to build a state exclusively for Jews.
Palestinian Authority security forces block the path of a rally in solidarity with hunger-striking prisoners, in the occupied West Bank city of Hebron, 20 June.(Mamoun Wazwaz / APA images)
Poll reveals that 47 per cent of respondents would like to see Israel’s Arab citizens stripped of their citizenship rights
Israel approves plan to displace Negev Bedouins
A photo of Al-Araqib in the southern Negev, one of many Bedouin villages not recognized by Israel. (MaanImages/Eva Pilipp)
BETHLEHEM (Ma’an) – Israel approved a draft law on Monday to implement a plan which will displace thousands of Bedouins in the Negev desert, an Israeli rights group said.
