Israelis should practice apartheid - it's biblical!

Siegman: Israel = apartheid (The Nation)
In an essay in The Nation, Henry Siegman, a one-time leader of the American Jewish Congress who jumped to the think-tank world, plays the apartheid card against Israel.

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The Arab-occupied dismembered parts of the Jewish homeland known as the "Palestinian" territories are Judenrein by demand and yet the world ignores such apartheid? Both the United States and Israel acquiesce to such irony (remember Ariel Sharon?) and expel Jews when Israel would do well to expel their sworn Arab enemies, as Meir Kahane courageously called for saying they must go - reminding the nation of the Law of Moses that instructs them to enforce peace through strength.

Peace Now: Arabs and Jews Must Go Their Separate Ways

Not only do self-hating Jews and Israel-bashers expose their woeful ignorance of the facts on the ground in Israel, they reveal a disturbing lack of education when it comes to apartheid as formerly practiced in South Africa before the ANC communists and terrorist Nelson Mandela were empowered to destroy the nation.

How Evil was Apartheid?


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Apartheid Palestinian government

Re: Palestinian Incitement

If only the Israelis were wise enough to create an apartheid system (like the Nazi Muslims in their Judenrein Arab-occupied territories, the apartheid "Palestinian" government) they wouldn't have to put up with treacherous Arab Knesset members who freely travel to sworn enemies states and bash Israel, or tolerate terrorists among them (and those who aid and abet them), the murderers in their midst, but SEPARATE from them as the Bible calls for.

South Africans should have never sinned against God and their children by destroying the apartheid system, because now that country is going to hell in a handbasket, just like raped Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe ruins).

How Evil was Apartheid?
How does one measure evil? Is there such a thing as a universal 'index' according to which deeds of evil can be judged? If we, for example, take the Universal Declaration of Human Rights as the final arbiter of what is evil and what is not, how could we then judge Zimbabwe as being more evil than, for example, China and Saudi Arabia – two countries enjoying marvelous ties with the West despite their abysmal human rights records.