OK - if I hadn't have written that I dislike Russians, does it mean that I like them? If it's a thought written or kept inside, does it make a difference? We'd all love to live in your little world where everyone loves everyone, but unfortunately, that world doesn't exist. It cannot, because of our very nature. Lisa darling, I have to live with them don't I? I'm nice and polite to them as they are fellow countrymen, but I don't have to like them and I don’t have to mingle with them. Furthermore, I dislike some Israelis as well, does that make me a racist? In order for me not to be branded as racists are you telling me that I need to learn to love everyone? It's simply NOT going to happen. I've never hurt a fly - I have no intentions of doing so either - so leave me alone and let me dislike whoever I want without name calling and branding.

Thank you from the bottom of my heart for defending russian Jews living in Israel. I'm convinced that most of the russian Jews are true and sincere patriots of their newly aquired Jewish Homeland Israel. After leaving viciously anti-semitic Soviet Union what other country in the world can a russian Jew name Home?

yes, that is exactly the reason - too many non-jewish Russians who came with fake birth certificates, fake passports etc, tried (and in many cases succedeed) to convince their Jewish friends to vouch for them that they are Jewish. Russian so-called olim produce today Israeli nazis as Russians in general are to 90% Jew haters. When these Russians with fake papers started flooding Israel I believed that Israeli authorities just could not cope with the problem as the whole flood was unexpected etc. Now I believe that the authorities were well aware of what was in stock - thousands of Jew hating goim arriving in Israel and living off Israeli taxpayers. The goal was - to change the demographic situation and to "dillute" the Arab minority. Who knows - it could be rational to have Jew hating Russians instead of Jew hating Arabs? Or is it like choosing pest over cholera?