The racist state is full of racists - not really surprising:

Tel Aviv race riots shock Israel

Hundreds of people demonstrate in the impoverished Hatikva neighborhood of southern Mediterranean city of Tel Aviv.


[b]VIOLENT race riots that shook south Tel Aviv overnight have sparked shock in Israel, but also prompted top-level calls for the immediate arrest and expulsion of tens of thousands of African migrants./b]

The latest unrest to sweep the impoverished neighbourhoods around Tel Aviv's central bus station erupted when a demonstration of around 1000 people who were protesting against the rising number of Africans moving into the area, turned violent.

was the headline in the Maariv daily, which described scenes of chaos as demonstrators went on the rampage with sticks and stones, attacking African-run shops and smashing up a car driven by two African men.

"Blacks out!" shouted demonstrators in the crowd, while others yelled: "Send the Sudanese back to Sudan," several news reports said, as other protesters derided the "bleeding-heart leftists" working to help them.

Most reports said the rally turned nasty after the crowd was whipped up by several racist speeches by right-wing MPs, several of them from the ruling Likud party of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

"The infiltrators are a cancer in our body," Likud MP Miri Regev told the crowd, as fellow MP Danny Danon shouted: "The infiltrators must be expelled from Israel! Expulsion now!"

Police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld said 20 people had been arrested on suspicion of vandalising shops and attacking cars driven by Africans, but added that there were no reports of anyone being injured.

The police have also extended the remand of seven Israeli minors accused of attacking African immigrants earlier this week, he said.

Interior ministry statistics show there are more than 60,000 African immigrants living illegally in Israel. Some are refugees fleeing persecution back home, while others are economic migrants.

The issue of illegal immigration from Africa has thrown into relief sharp divisions within Israel, with many top officials, including Mr Netanyahu, warning that the growing number of "infiltrators" poses a major threat to the security and identity of the Jewish state.

There was no official response to the violence until last night when Netanyahu issued a statement promising to resolve "the problem of the infiltrators" by sending them back to their home countries in a process which he said would start "soon."

"I want to make clear that there is no place for the statements nor the actions which we saw last night," he said.

"I am saying this both to public figures as well as to residents of south Tel Aviv, whose pain I understand. We will resolve the problem and we will do it responsibly."

President Shimon Peres said that "hating foreigners is against the foundations of Judaism."

"I'm well aware of the difficulties encountered by south Tel Aviv residents and the harsh reality they have to deal with, but violence is not the solution to the problem," he said in a statement released by his office.

And in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, hundreds took to the streets in anti-racism rallies.

Some 200 people carrying signs saying: "Racism is a cancer in the body of the Israeli nation,":"Enough to incitement" and "I am also a refugee" marched a short distance to the premier's residence.

In Tel Aviv, a similar number of men and women strode through the city's streets, starting near the central bus station.

The demonstrators had signs stating "we are all refugees" and "united against racism," and chanted slogans against Mr Netanyahu and other right-wing lawmakers.

But Interior Minister Eli Yishai, who has frequently tried to expel non-Jewish immigrants sparking accusations of racism, demanded that all Africans living illegally in Israel be put "behind bars."

"We must put all these infiltrators behind bars in detention and holding centres, then send them home because they come and take work from Israelis," he told army radio.

Unless the government took urgent action, there would "soon be half a million to a million, and we cannot lose our country to this," he said.

The violence made headlines in all the Israeli media, with army radio denouncing it as a "pogrom."

Residents of south Tel Aviv accuse the immigrants of bringing a wave of theft and violent sex crimes to the area, and have expressed fury over what they see as government inaction.

In a move sure to further raise tensions, a Tel Aviv court indicted two African migrants from Sudan and Eritrea on suspicion of raping a woman near the central bus station last week.

And last week, an Israeli was charged with arson after hurling Molotov cocktails at the homes of African migrants in a move reportedly connected to the arrest of three Eritreans in connection with another rape involving a 15-year-old Israeli girl.

In a bid to halt the influx, Israel has been building a 250km fence along the Egyptian border. It has also built a vast detention centre near the border to house anyone caught crossing the frontier.

http://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/world/tel-aviv-race-riots-shock-israel/stor...


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Israel: Race Riot as Tel Aviv's Poor Hunt Down 'Cancerous' African Migrants

Residents of a low-income Tel Aviv neighbourhood descended to the streets, waving Israeli flags and chanting "Deport the Sudanese" and "Infiltrators get out of our homes" to protest against the increase of African migrants moving into the area and the country.

The protest rapidly turned violent and police arrested 17 people with charges ranging from assault to vandalism. Some of them were still beating up migrants when they were arrested.

Protesters in the Hatikva neighbourhood set trash cans alight, broke some stores window and attacked African migrants who were passing-by. They also attacked an African migrant driving through the area and broke his car's windows...

...The protesters were backed by Likud Knesset member Miri Regev who participated in the march and said "the Sudanese were a cancer in our body", Haaretz 's report added.

Protesters complained about Prime Minister's Benjamin Netanyahu's handling of the asylum seekers "problem" with some even carrying banners in support of Interior Minister Eli Yishai.

Yishai had called for the detention and expulsion of all asylum seekers earlier this week.

Interviewing Interior Minister Eli Yishai, Israeli Army Radio likened the violence to pogrom attacks on Jews in 19th century Europe.

Yishai retorted by saying Sudanese and Eritreans migrants were responsible for a rise in crime.

"I cannot judge a man whose daughter gets raped. I cannot judge a young woman who cannot walk home," said Yishai,

"I cannot under any circumstances judge people who get abused and harmed, and who are then confronted by the state, which says, 'Why do you behave this way to the foreigners?'"

The protests came as last week, an Israeli man was charged with arson after he threw seven Molotov cocktails at the homes of African migrants.

http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/articles/344858/20120524/protesters-attack-african-migr...

Stupid is one thing jews are not.  OK for them to advocate throwing the borders of white countries open, but they'd neve rinflict such idiocy upon themselves.

This thread is so anti semetic that know it alls on the subject cannot even bare to post in response

bobbythefap1 wrote on May 25^th, 2012 at 3:41pm:


Funny, i would think that anything that points out an issue with Israel is by nature automatically anti semetic. So suck it up and look at the record. Israel has some big work to do as they never quite get what has happened, what is happening and what is going to happen if they keep pushing down their current path to destruction.

This is what happens when the rich bring in immigrants in large numbers to service their needs more cheaply, the locals get pissed off, this is not so much racism as being pissed off at being shafted by big business abusing your economic rights through economic migration.