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Huh what are you talking about? Israel didn't revoked citizenship from anyone due their race or ethnicity.
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No, they just refuse citizenship based on religion. How come Palestinian (from the Palestine side) workers have to get work visas that are only valid during the day just to go to work, but someone whose mother happens to be Jewish gets an automatic citizenship. Not having an automatic citizenship program for Palestinians shows Israel's will to force a Jewish majority in the region and the constant privilege that Jews enjoy and the Palestinians pay for.
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Why you single out Israel .Many democracies have similar laws. I don't you see post about Lithuania.
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Because Israel is what we're talking about and Israel does it to force a Jewish majority. Again, all of this is a fallacy. Because others do it we should ignore Israel's backward immigration laws?
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So you say its ok for other countries but not ok for Israel? Most of the Jews move to Israel to find safe haven against a prosecution. If Israel existed in WW2 6 million Jews could be saved.
Note: Don't quote two diffenrent persons if one thread if you don't mentioning it
Its very confusing.TY
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No. Read this and read this well. The reason why I'm opposed to Israel's immigration policies is the INTENT. Their intent is to form a strong Jewish majority to gain control of a region. It's no better than invading a country.
And don't you ever give me this safe haven bullsh**. The US and England are MUCH better safe havens than Israel. Look at all the violence and wars there. There was an Israel during WW2, although it was called Palestine and its citizens (even the Jewish ones) were called Palestinians. There were 2 major waves of immigration before WW2 and after all the refugees, Jews formed 33% of the population by the end of the war.
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