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‘Not for you’: Israeli shelters exclude Palestinians as bombs rain down

Bok Tuklo

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‘Not for you’: Israeli shelters exclude Palestinians as bombs rain down​

When Iranian missiles began raining down on Israel, many residents scrambled for cover. Sirens wailed across the country as people rushed into bomb shelters.

But for some Palestinian citizens of Israel – two million people, or roughly 21 percent of the population – doors were slammed shut, not by the force of the blasts and not by enemies, but by neighbours and fellow citizens.

Mostly living in cities, towns, and villages within Israel’s internationally recognised borders, many Palestinian citizens of Israel found themselves excluded from life-saving infrastructure during the worst nights of the Iran-Israel conflict to date.

Al Jazeera

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I grew up in rural Oklahoma and Arkansas. I know racists. I know bigots. But the most racist person I’ve ever encountered in my life was an Israeli.

If you can call it racism. It was more a primitive form of tribalism. Very rudimentary. Very limited and undeveloped. He didn’t believe anyone outside his narrow ethnic group was a human being.

This story is not hard to believe.
 

‘Not for you’: Israeli shelters exclude Palestinians as bombs rain down​

When Iranian missiles began raining down on Israel, many residents scrambled for cover. Sirens wailed across the country as people rushed into bomb shelters.

But for some Palestinian citizens of Israel – two million people, or roughly 21 percent of the population – doors were slammed shut, not by the force of the blasts and not by enemies, but by neighbours and fellow citizens.

Mostly living in cities, towns, and villages within Israel’s internationally recognised borders, many Palestinian citizens of Israel found themselves excluded from life-saving infrastructure during the worst nights of the Iran-Israel conflict to date.

Al Jazeera

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I grew up in rural Oklahoma and Arkansas. I know racists. I know bigots. But the most racist person I’ve ever encountered in my life was an Israeli.

If you can call it racism. It was more a primitive form of tribalism. Very rudimentary. Very limited and undeveloped. He didn’t believe anyone outside his narrow ethnic group was a human being.

This story is not hard to believe.

Of course they do. To Israel, Palestinians are subhuman.
 
Just what you need, a suicide bomber INSIDE a bomb shelter.
 
It sometimes makes sense to distrust a whole race of people. I do not trust Albanians or Bosnians because of their traitorous views. I can understand why Russians do not trust Ukrainians. I can understand why black people are not trusted in the US. (Look at crime statistics.) Given the history of Jewish chicanery in global banking and media, I can understand people not trusting the Jewish race.

Given how barbaric Palestinians act I think nobody should be surprised Israelis do not trust this race of people. Nobody can.
 

‘Not for you’: Israeli shelters exclude Palestinians as bombs rain down​

When Iranian missiles began raining down on Israel, many residents scrambled for cover. Sirens wailed across the country as people rushed into bomb shelters.

But for some Palestinian citizens of Israel – two million people, or roughly 21 percent of the population – doors were slammed shut, not by the force of the blasts and not by enemies, but by neighbours and fellow citizens.

Mostly living in cities, towns, and villages within Israel’s internationally recognised borders, many Palestinian citizens of Israel found themselves excluded from life-saving infrastructure during the worst nights of the Iran-Israel conflict to date.

Al Jazeera

****************************************

I grew up in rural Oklahoma and Arkansas. I know racists. I know bigots. But the most racist person I’ve ever encountered in my life was an Israeli.

If you can call it racism. It was more a primitive form of tribalism. Very rudimentary. Very limited and undeveloped. He didn’t believe anyone outside his narrow ethnic group was a human being.

This story is not hard to believe.
If you read Arab media like Al Jazeera you will all the anti-Israel that you so much desire.
 

‘Not for you’: Israeli shelters exclude Palestinians as bombs rain down​

When Iranian missiles began raining down on Israel, many residents scrambled for cover. Sirens wailed across the country as people rushed into bomb shelters.

But for some Palestinian citizens of Israel – two million people, or roughly 21 percent of the population – doors were slammed shut, not by the force of the blasts and not by enemies, but by neighbours and fellow citizens.

Mostly living in cities, towns, and villages within Israel’s internationally recognised borders, many Palestinian citizens of Israel found themselves excluded from life-saving infrastructure during the worst nights of the Iran-Israel conflict to date.

Al Jazeera

****************************************

I grew up in rural Oklahoma and Arkansas. I know racists. I know bigots. But the most racist person I’ve ever encountered in my life was an Israeli.

If you can call it racism. It was more a primitive form of tribalism. Very rudimentary. Very limited and undeveloped. He didn’t believe anyone outside his narrow ethnic group was a human being.

This story is not hard to believe.
So you post some fake story from Al-Jazeera a network employed by the terror supporting autocratic Qatar, to push a narrative that Israelis are bad because they're racists, and you do that while engaging in racism yourself saying "I've met an Israeli who was racist so I believe this story about Israelis". Couldn't have made it up.

Maybe try toning it down a bit with the irony and the projection.
 
So you post some fake story from Al-Jazeera a network employed by the terror supporting autocratic Qatar, to push a narrative that Israelis are bad because they're racists, and you do that while engaging in racism yourself saying "I've met an Israeli who was racist so I believe this story about Israelis". Couldn't have made it up.

Maybe try toning it down a bit with the irony and the projection.

Prove it was fake.
 
Prove you're not beating your wife.

Do you have any other source for that than Al Jazeera?

You made the claim it was a fake story, it's up to you to back up your claims.
 
You made the claim it was a fake story, it's up to you to back up your claims.
If you can't tell why the logic you present here is ridiculously flawed, there's no wonder you always hold the wrong positions.
If someone makes a claim that has no other basis anywhere, it's up to his own credibility to provide basis for that claim. You can't accuse me of stealing your cheese and then telling me to prove I didn't.
 
It sometimes makes sense to distrust a whole race of people. I do not trust Albanians or Bosnians because of their traitorous views. I can understand why Russians do not trust Ukrainians. I can understand why black people are not trusted in the US. (Look at crime statistics.) Given the history of Jewish chicanery in global banking and media, I can understand people not trusting the Jewish race.

Given how barbaric Palestinians act I think nobody should be surprised Israelis do not trust this race of people. Nobody can.
At least you go on record with your ethnonationalism. It's gross, but not weasely.
 
If you can't tell why the logic you present here is ridiculously flawed, there's no wonder you always hold the wrong positions.
If someone makes a claim that has no other basis anywhere, it's up to his own credibility to provide basis for that claim. You can't accuse me of stealing your cheese and then telling me to prove I didn't.

You are aware of the concept that sometimes stories are only picked up by one newspaper or reporter, right?

I'm not asking you to prove a negative. You're claiming this news story is fake. What evidence do you have that it has been faked?
 
You are aware of the concept that sometimes stories are only picked up by one newspaper or reporter, right?

I'm not asking you to prove a negative. You're claiming this news story is fake. What evidence do you have that it has been faked?
So if I retract my claim it's fake and say instead that it's a baseless story from an agenda driven paper controlled by a terrorist supporting autocratic regime?
You see how stupid your agenda is?
 
If you can call it racism. It was more a primitive form of tribalism. Very rudimentary. Very limited and undeveloped. He didn’t believe anyone outside his narrow ethnic group was a human being.

 
So if I retract my claim it's fake and say instead that it's a baseless story from an agenda driven paper controlled by a terrorist supporting autocratic regime?
You see how stupid your agenda is?

They interviewed those refused access. It's by definition not baseless.
 

‘Not for you’: Israeli shelters exclude Palestinians as bombs rain down​

When Iranian missiles began raining down on Israel, many residents scrambled for cover. Sirens wailed across the country as people rushed into bomb shelters.

But for some Palestinian citizens of Israel – two million people, or roughly 21 percent of the population – doors were slammed shut, not by the force of the blasts and not by enemies, but by neighbours and fellow citizens.

Mostly living in cities, towns, and villages within Israel’s internationally recognised borders, many Palestinian citizens of Israel found themselves excluded from life-saving infrastructure during the worst nights of the Iran-Israel conflict to date.

Al Jazeera

****************************************

I grew up in rural Oklahoma and Arkansas. I know racists. I know bigots. But the most racist person I’ve ever encountered in my life was an Israeli.

If you can call it racism. It was more a primitive form of tribalism. Very rudimentary. Very limited and undeveloped. He didn’t believe anyone outside his narrow ethnic group was a human being.

This story is not hard to believe.
Has any of this been confirmed?
 
They interviewed those refused access. It's by definition not baseless.
Your trust in Al Jazeera's 'reports' would be quite touching if it wasn't so utterly naive.
 
They interviewed those refused access. It's by definition not baseless.
I've seen Al Jazeera reports with interviews from Gaza that Israeli soldiers executed multiple innocent civilians with guns to the backs of their heads that remain baseless to this very day.


After all we discuss a network that is owned and controlled by terror supporting autocratic rulers.
Yet you don't walk into this thread to question what they present to you, you question instead anyone who puts it into the correct perspective.
Hence a silly agenda.
 

‘Not for you’: Israeli shelters exclude Palestinians as bombs rain down​

When Iranian missiles began raining down on Israel, many residents scrambled for cover. Sirens wailed across the country as people rushed into bomb shelters.

But for some Palestinian citizens of Israel – two million people, or roughly 21 percent of the population – doors were slammed shut, not by the force of the blasts and not by enemies, but by neighbours and fellow citizens.

Mostly living in cities, towns, and villages within Israel’s internationally recognised borders, many Palestinian citizens of Israel found themselves excluded from life-saving infrastructure during the worst nights of the Iran-Israel conflict to date.

Al Jazeera

****************************************

I grew up in rural Oklahoma and Arkansas. I know racists. I know bigots. But the most racist person I’ve ever encountered in my life was an Israeli.

If you can call it racism. It was more a primitive form of tribalism. Very rudimentary. Very limited and undeveloped. He didn’t believe anyone outside his narrow ethnic group was a human being.

This story is not hard to believe.
Idk why anyone would think this story is unbelievable

There's plenty of video of Israelis mistreating Palestinians in Israel
 
Idk why anyone would think this story is unbelievable

There's plenty of video of Israelis mistreating Palestinians in Israel
There are, indeed, plenty of videos and credible stories by journalists of Israelis mistreating Palestinians in Israel. The way Palestinians have been treated by new Israeli settlers has often made me furious and also made me want to cry. On the other hand, I believe that there are a huge number of lies told by Arabs and others in the middle East (like Iranians) about Israelis. I do not believe every farfetched story I hear vilifying Israelis and Jews just because they have committed some heinous acts. I also do not believe all stories of Arab atrocities just because there have been some reprehensible attacks by Arab terrorists on innocent Israeli babies, children, and other civilians.
 
Israel maintains an apartheid-like society. But I can’t imagine Jewish Israelis doing this sort of thing.
"Apartheid-like society". Not saying Israelis are above being racists like every other human just because they are Israelis, but life for Israeli Arabs is clearly better than any Arab citizen of (almost) any Arab country and for a good reason.
 
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