Is israel a racist country ?

	Is israel a racist country ? -RACISM IN ISRAEL- Racism directed towards Blacks Former U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, has been the subject of some viciously racial personal attacks, alongside vociferous criticism of her policies.[48] These included an anti-black racist Cartoon in Palestinian Authority's controlled Press Al Quds. The New York Times reported in 2006 "Her comment that the Israel-Lebanon war represented the “birth pangs of a new Middle East”— coming at a time when television stations were showing images of dead Lebanese children — sparked ridicule and even racist cartoons. A Palestinian newspaper, Al Quds," which "depicted Ms. Rice as pregnant with an armed monkey, and a caption that read, “Rice speaks about the birth of a new Middle East." [49] The Palestinian media has used racist terms including "black spinster" and "colored dark skin lady. Racism towards blacks during times of slavery Chattel slavery in the Ottoman Palestine included both black Africans and people of other ethnicities, many of whom circulated through the Arab slave trade. Nineteenth century travelers accounts tell of being served by black eunuch slaves.[52] The trade was suppressed in the Ottoman Empire beginning in the mid-19th century, and slavery was legally abolished in 1889.[citation needed] Late 19th-century slaves in Palestine included enslaved Africans and the sold daughters of poor Palestinian peasants. British mandate officials reported no chattel slavery in mandate Palestine as of 1924.[53] Black slaves were owned by Bedouin in the Negev, who had a proverb, "Don't buy a black slave unless you have a stick; for slaves are not just filthy, but importunate too. "The yellow badge (or yellow patch)", was first introduced in ISLAMIC countries to subrogate jews,christians,hindus & bahai from the local ISLAMIC population long before the NAZIS! 60?f the jews in israel ("mizrahi jews") are refugees from ISLAMIC countries! the first "documented" massacre in the holy land is the "Hebron massacre 1929" google: "Hitler&The Mufti Of Jerusalem" "Jewish exodus from Arab lands" "yellow badge" "plunder of Safed 1834" "Farhud" "Dhimmi" "tiberias massacre" "granada massacre" "Damascus affair" "1934 Thrace Pogroms" "Shiraz blood libel 1910" "Aleppo pogroms 1853,1875,1947" "Jaffa riots 1921" " "Conversion of non-Muslim places of worship into mosques" jews("old yishuv") were ethnically cleansed from gaza,hebron,Judea&Samaria, leaving behind their homes,shops E.T.C...(their grave stones desecrated, used as pavements and latrines) in many cases the new muslim occupiers didn't even bother to erase the david star marks engraved by the former jewish owners on the stone gates and they are still visible today to the naked eye. youtube>> "Hebron massacre 1929,arabs and jews used to live in peace ?" Funny thing.... muslims say israel is a racist country (since we all know islam is a race ! LOL) yet muslims are taking refuge in israel from OTHER muslims genociding them ! no other muslim country is helping darfurians ! youtube>> "Israel embraces Darfur" youtube>> "Darfur Children Start Over in Israeli Schools" islam is a great religion isnt it ? Asked By: camel urine - 4/29/2012

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Why go so far back as the time of slavery? There are a lot of more recent examples of how muslims are blatantly racist - at the same time blaming Israel of the non-existant "racism". Saudi Arabia: • Only Muslims can acquire citizenship • Non‐Muslims cannot serve in the judiciary or as members of government. • The public practice of non‐Muslim religions is prohibited (even when worshipping in private, non‐Muslims are frequently harassed and intimidated without recourse to protection from the State. • Converts from Islam to another religion are subject to the death penalty unless they recant. • Jews cannot become citizens of Saudi Arabia, or even visit it. In February 2004 Saudi Arabia, to attract more foreign visitors, began issuing visas to non‐Muslim tourists for the first time. “Jewish people” were explicitly excluded from obtaining visas Iran. Members of non‐Muslim minorities in Iran cannot hold senior government or military positions, face restrictions in employment, education, and property ownership and are barred from election to representative bodies. The 350 000‐strong Bahá’í community has been subjected to constant religious persecution. This has worsened since the establishment of an Islamic Republic in 1979. Tens of thousands of Bahá’í have been deprived of jobs, pensions, businesses, and educational opportunities (such as being banned from attending public and private universities). National Bahá’í administrative structures were likewise banned and Bahá’í holy places, shrines, and cemeteries were confiscated, vandalized, or destroyed. In addition, more than 200 Bahá’ís were killed and hundreds more imprisoned after 1979. By contrast, The Bahá’í in Israel practice their faith without fear of persecution. Indeed, the spiritual and administrative heart of the Bahá’í community, the Bahá’í World Centre, is located in the twin cities of ‘Akká and Haifa in northern Israel. Syria. Numbering about 200,000, Syrian Kurds are deprived of citizenship and unable to obtain passports, identity cards, or birth certificates. This in turn prevents them from owning land, obtaining government employment, and voting. Syrian law also requires that owners and top editors of publications be Arabs. Lebanon The Lebanese government revoked the citizenship it awarded to about 25,000 Palestinians in 1994, a move that will cost many of them their jobs, schools, homes and access to health care. "They are not welcomed," writes reporter Daniel J. Wakin, "by a government that declares its allegiance to the struggle for a Palestinian right to a homeland." Racism is disgusting. But the racism to your own people is disgusting twice as much Answered By: John - 4/30/2012

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Palestinians [Islam] doesnt know their left foot from their right. Arn't they the same people who claim Jerusalem was a holy site for them..when in reality Muhammed never step foot in Jerusalem and died way before it fell into muslim hands? And Jerusalem is never mentioned by name once in the quran... someone get these people a map or history lesson! Answered By: GabbyDestephano - 4/30/2012

@salafi and jotun How stupid and retarded are you? Or just racist pigs? No one cares about your lies. Only a true moron would call Israel racist. What would be worse is if a Muslim called Israel racist considering that Muslim countries are the most racist on the planet. What a joke of a religion. Israel is peaceful for all those who don't want to destroy it. Answered By: Is - 4/30/2012

They are the most racist and hypocrite nation in the 21st century Answered By: Realistic - 4/30/2012

No. In fact, Israel is the most open and free place in the Middle East. The only country that is a democracy, that has the freedoms it has, and that any citizen, regardless of their race, religion, color or previous nationality, may participate, fully, in that democratic process. Answered By: Charles Castlemore - 4/30/2012

According to all too many international organisations in a position to judge, yes it is. Source(s): http://www.amnestyusa.org/research/reports/annual-report-israel-2010?id=ar&yr=2010&c=ISR http://www.hrw.org/world-report-2012/world-report-2012-israeloccupied-palestinian-territories http://www.haaretz.com/print-edition/opinion/ethiopian-students-affair-shows-prevalent-racism-in-israel-1.8578 Answered By: Alan - 4/30/2012

Israel has laws against racial,ethnic and religious prejudice Answered By: Kevin7 - 4/30/2012

An israeli calling himself ..camel urine is racism....against Arabs.....your lecture is worth nothing...... Yes israel is a racist country......and you are racist as well Answered By: sameer - 4/30/2012

Your question is misleading. If someone didn't take the time to read your details, they would think you were implying that Israelis are racist, rather than what you're actually saying. And that explains some of the responses you've gotten. Israelis as a whole are not racist, but many Muslims are antiSemitic unfortunately, as evident by the events you've listed. Answered By: Esther - 4/30/2012

Yes yes what ever -.- i am racist agh! happy!! Source(s): Arab ! Answered By: soso surprise - 4/30/2012

So you came all that way to lecture us on this? Whatever you say, it will not change facts. And the fact you are denying is: A country based on religion is a racist country.Israel is a racist country whatever you say.No doubt about it. PERIOD Answered By: DAN DAN - 4/30/2012

I believe yes. I also think it is one of the worst racist countries in the world and that it gets away with it because of its use of Lobbies. But I do not say all Jews are racist nor all Israelis. I also believe Israel has the right to exist like everyone else Answered By: zypher - 4/30/2012

Israel is the most racist country on Earth. We all know it. No one is fooled about how racist Israel is. Answered By: jotun_hertigen - 4/29/2012

No .. Israel Is a Good and Democratic country They are God's Chosen People and are Blessed Re Muslims.. I can sent you Thousands of Toronto Newspaper with MUSLIM GOODNESS ( murders etc by Own Family) and other horrors. None about Israelis in Canada .. as the Muslims in Canada Answered By: Zena E Agape - 4/29/2012

I think Israel is very dedicated to keeping their heritage alive, but racism no. Answered By: sylvia c - 4/29/2012

Israel is not a country.It is palestine brutally captured by Zionists terrorists who masterminded 9/11 and used americans against muslims. Answered By: SALAFI - 4/29/2012

Even if you can just think for a moment to get that earning people's sympathy wouldnt matter. The Zionists will be zionists after reading ur comments. The Palestinians will be Palestinians after reading ur comments. The World will still doesnt care after reading ur comments. Am just saying do not waste your time, people already made up their minds. Answered By: 7mood - 4/29/2012

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