|
|
Why !!! Only in politics does a man who served his country be named as an outsider.He is Israeli.No reason or nessesity to say he is jew .christian moslem or athiest.HE IS ISRAELI FIRST AND FOREMOST.
|
|
|
2. Another step to a bi-national state.
| Terry , |
Eilat, Israel |
|
(01.17.08) |
At the end of this process, they will need affirmative action programs for Jews to be accepted.
|
|
|
3. mazel tov
| Andrew , |
Beer Sheva |
|
(01.17.08) |
People should be rewarded when there is merit to do so.
|
|
|
4. Without beating around the bush about it
Jews have only one state. Arabs have over 20 states. As such, in the Jewish State, promotions for the Jews must come first. Obviously, good and loyal non-Jewish citizens should be rewarded as long as it is not at the expense of Jewish Israelis via a system eerily reminiscent of the affirmative action.
|
|
|
5. SEE MINORITIES CAN PARTAKE TO DO A GOOD SERVICE WITH DEDICAT
| ROLAND SEENER , |
LONDON ENGLAND |
|
(01.18.08) |
WHAT IS THE ARABIC FOR MAZALTOV?
|
|
|
6. Mabruk!
| Dan , |
Oakland, USA |
|
(01.20.08) |
Our deputy consul in San Francisco is also a Bedouin Israeli, Ismail Khalidi. He represents Israel beautifully and is an Israeli citizen we can all be proud of.
I am proud that the Jewish State is offering its minorities real equality and I am glad that Israel's minorities are accepting that offer!
Mumtaaz!
| |
