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This may have been the case years ago (regarding hatred for all Jews), but the new generation of Palestinians are realizing that it is not all Jews that are involved in the occupation, but only the ones who staunchly support Zionism.
There's still a lot of such incitement to this very day. Take a look at this link (from an Israeli embassy), for example. In such incitement, they very often don't distinguish between Israel and Jews.
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And Israel is not their "neighbor", it is their "occupier". Would your "neighbor" put up a fence with barbwire around your house, and restrict you from leaving unless they aloud it? Don't think so.
I just mean "neighbour" in a geographic sense. I don't mean in terms of good relations or lack thereof.
I am in Europe right now and I have been to neighborhoods where women are not safe because of the "local muslims", I also have gay friends who tell me stories of how they're harassed by local muslims!
BTW I am mostly talking about North Africans, since my experience with muslims in Europe resumes to them. I don't know about Turkish in Austria. (I only went to Vienna once and to do tourist things)
You mean this propaganda, when you live in Paris, you know that this propaganda.
Like how "Molboro" (street vendors selling fake cigarettes in Barbes) become "Homo" (insult).
Like how by walking randomly you can be just inside some of worst housing estates of the city where any "outsiders" (no matter if he jewish or not) would be badly welcomed by local drugs dealers.
Expacially somone with visible bodyguards.
A journalist has walked with a kippa in Paris and other French citioes for hours and did not have a single reaction negative.
"Over the years, the scope of The Fellowship’s efforts to rescue Jews in peril has expanded beyond the former Soviet Union to include those living under state-sanctioned anti-Semitism in Arab lands, thousands of “lost†Jews found living in remote corners of Ethiopia and India and Jews living in Argentina, where rampant anti-Semitism has led many to look to Israel for their future."
I'm very surprised about this. It sounds so out of reality. The reason why many Argentine Jews migrate to Israel is economic. Nothing to do with anti-Semitism. It's the same reason why other Argentines migrate elsewhere.
BTW, as another poster said, Argentina and SOuth America in general has always been a haven for Jews escaping WWII. Even though there have also been some Nazi criminals fleeing to South America, I'm almost completely sure there have been way many more Jews than Nazis coming here.
South America, though, got a lot of Nazi war criminals (from Germany, Austria, etc.), some of them senior Nazi members, after WWII. Eichmann, Mengele, etc. come to mind.
Yeah.. thinking about this and this been around for some time...
Kind of hard to say that South america or even latin america is on their side or friendly to them.
I'm very surprised about this. It sounds so out of reality. The reason why many Argentine Jews migrate to Israel is economic. Nothing to do with anti-Semitism. It's the same reason why other Argentines migrate elsewhere.
Possibly also to escape the crime that has, from what I understand, skyrocketed in Argentina since the 2001-02 crisis?
Perhaps it's hard for you because you don't live in South America and only see what the media shows of Latin America, which is mostly the bad things.
Huh???
Talking about the anti-semitism and the nazi.
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