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New Tunisia president urges Jews to return
Associated Press
Published: 20.12.11, 14:43
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1. What's a matter
Gee ,   Zikron Yaakov   (12.20.11)
Short on targets or just need to have some dhimmis to feel truly Muslim?
2. Crowds getting tired of burning flags.Want Jews to pogromise
Alan ,   SA   (12.20.11)
3. Whats The Matter They Don't Have Dogs
(12.20.11)
Too Kick in tunisia??? Oui Kvalt???
4. Yeah... that's a bad idea.
Henry from New York ,   USA   (12.20.11)
Also, the quality of this writing is very poor. The author should have said that the remaining Jews in Tunisia are on that small island; I had to look it up for clarification.
5. Not exactly a success in the "new" Libya.
PETER SM ,   AUSTRALIA   (12.21.11)
6. Tunisian Jews
NYC Girl   (12.21.11)
I'm not sure how many of the Jews who fled to Israel did so as a result of Socialist policies instituted by the Tunisian government when you consider the fact that in the 1960's Israel was a Socialist state. Perhaps there were more dangers to Jews in Tunisia than just losing their businesses.
7. Jews returning to Tunisia
sharona ,   Sydney, Australia   (12.23.11)
The history of Jews Arab countries in the Middle East does not bear this optimism out. Any Jew who returned would be putting himself in danger.
8. Arab history and the jews
Observer   (02.01.12)
Dear sharona, if you REALLY had the slightest idea about the Arabs history you could see, that jews in many arab regions were welcome and lived much safer than in medieval Europe. Intolerance was home at Central Europe as well as in early North America. The jews were part of the cultural and political life for cienturies. The hatret between jews and arabs is something new in history and came after the foundation of Israel. You should thoroughly read some good books and recognize that Muslims and Arabs are not born jew haters. But what you have now in Israel is itself and fascist like state in which people are divided by race, religion and nationality.
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