Iran, Hamas & Co. wollen Israel auslöschen und die Juden denken sie wären das auserwählte Volk Yahweh (Quelle:
Wikipedia: Jews as the chosen people) und sehen Nicht-Juden als nicht Gleichberechtigte (aka Apartheid, siehe Quellen unten) an. Ich sehe ehrlich gesagt keine Lösung, solange sich nichts an der mentalen Einstellung/Haltung und dem gegenseitigem Hass nichts ändert.
When one spouse is a resident of the Gaza Strip , Israel allows the family to live there together, but if the other spouse is a resident of the West Bank, Israel demands they relocate permanently to Gaza.
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Israel practices a policy of “Judaizing” the area, based on the mindset that land is a resource meant almost exclusively to benefit the Jewish public. Land is used to develop and expand existing Jewish communities and build new ones, while Palestinians are dispossessed and corralled into small, crowded enclaves. This policy has been practiced with respect to land within sovereign Israeli territory since 1948 and applied to Palestinians in the Occupied Territories since 1967. In 2018, the underlying principle was entrenched in Basic Law: Israel – the Nation State of the Jewish People, which stipulates that “the State considers the development of Jewish settlements a national value and will take action to encourage and promote the establishment and reinforcment of such settlements.”
Inside its sovereign territory, Israel has enacted discriminatory laws, most notably the Absentee Property Law , allowing it to expropriate vast tracts of Palestinian-owned land, including millions of dunams in communities whose residents were expelled or fled in 1948 and were barred from returning. Israel has also significantly reduced the areas designated for Palestinian local councils and communities, which now have access to less than 3% of the country’s total area. Most of the designated land is already saturated with construction. As a result, more than 90% of land in Israel’s sovereign territory is now under state control.
Quelle:
https://www.btselem.org/publications/fulltext/202101_this_is_apartheidIsraelis — especially in the heartland around Tel Aviv, where two-thirds of the country lives — can now go weeks without laying eyes on a Palestinian or ever having to think about one. In Gaza, Israelis do not exist except in a kind of collective nightmare. In the West Bank, the Israelis are mostly settlers and soldiers. Apart from a few pockets of industry and shopping where Palestinians are employed, interaction is highly limited.
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A generation ago, there were plenty of causes for tension and concern. But Palestinians building what they hoped would become their state, and Israelis working with them, had an often moving sense of shared purpose. Some discovered that they liked one another and looked forward to working together. Today, those feelings are virtually dead. And while mixing the populations in those years was no panacea, divorcing them has only made things worse.
Quelle:
https://www.nytimes.com/2014/07/13/sunday-review/for-israelis-and-palestinians-separation-is-dehumanizing.htmlSowas untermauert nur die Meinungen dieser Leute:
Israelis: Do you see non Jews as equal to you?
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The Israeli occupation of the West Bank is, by every definition, apartheid: two legal systems for two ethnic groups. If a Jew and an Arab commit the exact same crime in the West Bank, the Jew will face a civil court; the Arab, a military court. But most Israelis can’t fathom this as unjust. They fight the term “apartheid” because they genuinely believe that the discrimination is legitimate and a matter of self-defense.
Those assertions have long been debunked — for example, by a former Israeli prime minister recounting his role in expelling Palestinians during the 1948 war, and by historians showing that most of the land in Palestine was cultivated by Arab farmers before Zionist migration. But when your entire world buys into that narrative — friends and family, the media you consume, the organizations you join and, if you grow up in Israel, your educational system — that is your reality. It’s a false one, disconnected from historical facts, but it is yours.
Compounding this alternate reality are more than a hundred years of conflict that have dehumanized Palestinians in the eyes of Israeli Jews. When the IDF bombs Gaza and kills large numbers of civilians, including children, Israelis think that Palestinians should blame themselves: because they didn’t accept past peace offers, because they tolerate armed groups in their midst, because they “teach their children to hate Jews.” We tell ourselves that at the end of the day, Israel is merely defending itself and that there is simply no alternative.
[Opinion by Raphael Mimoun]
Quelle: https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2021/05/20/israel-gaza-war-zionism-apartheid-injustice-pressure/ (Archiv-Version vom 24.05.2021)
Wie wir oft sehen, auch hier von gewissen Usern, geht es darum die Opfer (hier die Palästinenser) zu beschuldigen sie wären selbst Schuld an ihrer Situation, um so den Horror den man ihnen antut zu rationalisieren und zu verzerren. Wenn eben mal Zivilisten und darunter auch Kinder sterben, dann sind Aussagen wie die IDF hätte sie doch vorher gewarnt nichts weiter als eine Verzerrung und Schuldzuweisung an diese Opfer, sowas ist indirekt nichts weiter als eine Entmenschlichung dieser Menschen, man normalisiert das töten von Zivilisten. Man verleumdet und beschuldigt das Opfer, dieser verdiene die Grausamkeit des Verbrechens.
Völlig egal aus welchem narrativ man die Geschichte von Israel-Palästina betrachtet, fakt ist das die aktuelle Situation so aussieht das Israel keine Absicht hat, den Palästinensern ein lebensfähigen und unabhängigen Staat mit allen Merkmalen der Souveränität zu errichten, wie jedes andere Land. Um das zu rationalisieren und jegliche Kritik abzuwürgen werden die Palästinenser dehumanisiert, indem man Mantra artig im Chor immer das gleiche wiederholt.
shionoro schrieb:Ich sehe allerdings durchaus ein Problem darin, dass es in der Tat in Israel auch gegen arabische Israelis in Israel selbst rassistische Politik gibt.
