http://besacenter.org/perspectives-papers/col-richard-kemp-the-amoral-revolution-in-western-values-and-its-impact-on-israel/

Probably because we are constantly told that diversity, immigration, etc. is great for the West, but apparently Israel is only for Jews.

20% of Israel's population is non-Jewish, all with individual rights, the right to vote, and the right to serve in public office. That is pretty diverse.

The neverending bombardment of blatant propaganda of just how bad Hitler was, how real the holocaust was despite the staggering mountain of evidence against it and the constant slew of hollywood racemixing propaganda is a good enough reason.

That and actively destabilizing Europe, the 8th of june 1967 false flag, genocide of people you don't like and constantly claiming that somehow Israel deserves money and loads of it because holocaust.

Israel willingly and knowingly continues to guilttrip Germany about ww2 knowing full well none of that shit happened. That's why they keep suing these supposed nazi camp workers who are really just senile old people.

That 20% is mostly Palestinians. How many non-Jewish immigrants/refugees does Israel accept per year?

"That 20% is mostly Palestinians."

The majority are Arabs, but even they are diverse: some are Muslims, some are Christians, and some are Druze. Plus there are Bedouins, Armenians, Circassians, Samaritans, and even former Vietnamese boat people.

"How many non-Jewish immigrants/refugees does Israel accept per year?"

Very few, because it wants to maintain a Jewish majority. And I see nothing wrong with that.

Don't you get it, TheLastFascist? They got both kinds o' music over there in Israel: Country and Western

Those 20% face daily discrimination.

It would be far more than 20% if most Palestinians hadn't been expelled when Israel was founded.

"Those 20% face daily discrimination."

I doubt it is "daily". You will find bigots in any country. It doesn't mean that the country is no good.

Most Israeli Arabs are happy living in Israel. So much so, that polls show, given a choice between having the border drawn so their towns become part of the new Palestinian state or not, the majority would stay with Israel.

"It would be far more than 20% if most Palestinians hadn't been expelled when Israel was founded."

Some were expelled; others left of their own accord. And none would have to leave if the Arabs had not launched the 1947 war.

Those 20% face daily discrimination.

It would be far more than 20% if most Palestinians hadn't been expelled when Israel was founded.

And 100% of Jews face daily discriminan in palestinian.