manny-jestem
05.04.10, 21:57
i napewno nie na lepsze. Kiedys taki artykul w zachodniej prasie by nie
przeszedl. A tu w editorial section of Financial Times
www.ft.com/cms/s/0/8012a780-40d3-11df-94c2-00144feabdc0.html
[quote] "Israel knows apartheid has no future"... In 2007, Ehud Olmert,
then prime minister, declared: “If the day comes when the two-state solution
collapses, and we face a South African-style struggle for equal voting rights
(also for the Palestinians in the territories), then, as soon as that happens,
the state of Israel is finished.” More recently, making a similar point, Ehud
Barak, Israel’s defence minister, said “as long as between the Jordan and the
sea there is only one political entity, named Israel, it will end up being
either non-Jewish or non-democratic . . . If the Palestinians vote in
elections, it is a bi-national state, and if they don’t, it is an apartheid
state.”
But when do the “ifs” of Mr Olmert and Mr Barak no longer describe a possible
future, but the current reality? Apartheid is here. There is one set of
Israeli laws applied to Palestinians in the West Bank and another set applied
to Jews in the West Bank. Israeli settlers live illegally in beautiful
subsidised housing on stolen Palestinian land while we are relegated to
smaller and smaller bantustans.
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