Wait, so Jewish people aren’t allowed in SAUDI ARABIA?

[DoubleClutch]

But Muslims and Arabs can live peacefully in Israel?

Interesting conversation in the video above on why a “2 state solution” would never be fair.

Is it also true there historically there has always been ZERO Jews living in GAZA?

 

[UncleTomFord15]

But Muslims and Arabs can live peacefully in Israel?

Interesting conversation in the video above on why a “2 state solution” would never be fair.

Is it also true there historically there has always been ZERO Jews living in GAZA?

 

[BlackAchilles]

Know a Jewish guy who lived there a bit as a kid; family basically had to keep it on the down low

 

[CouldntBeMeTho]

Israel is like 25% arab

 

[Sterling Archer]

So this particular argument is if Nazi Germany and Saudi Arabia can do it, we want to do what they did as well.

Got it.

 

[Pull Up the Roots]

Israeli passport holders, not Jewish people in general. You post a lot of Zionist propaganda accounts.

 

[Blackgate]

But Muslims and Arabs can live peacefully in Israel?

Interesting conversation in the video above on why a “2 state solution” would never be fair.

Is it also true there historically there has always been ZERO Jews living in GAZA?

israel used to be called palestine. the muslims was already there before the jews invaded

 

[DoubleClutch]

Israeli passport holders, not Jewish people in general. You post a lot of Zionist propaganda accounts.

Why are there no synagogues in Saudi Arabia?

Jewish people can’t have a community without the ability to practice their religion

It would be like a country with a Muslim population and no Mosque

 

[DoubleClutch]

So this particular argument is if Nazi Germany and Saudi Arabia can do it, we want to do what they did as well.

Got it.

I think the argument is why can Arab countries be “Jew” free

But Israel is Arab friendly and open to all?

I think the contradiction is especially clear when Muslims religious system must incorporate Jewish beliefs and teachings

While Judaism has no need for any teachings of Muhammad in the Quran or Islamic law, beliefs and practices

 

[Pull Up the Roots]

Why are there no synagogues in Saudi Arabia?

Jewish people can’t have a community without the ability to practice their religion

It would be like a country with a Muslim population and no Mosque

Saudi Arabia doesn't allow synagogues or churches or temples because they enforce a strict interpretation of Islam that bans public worship of other religions. I believe you already knew this. Still, that's not a ban on Jewish people.

Edit: I don't support Saudi Arabia's policies on religion or any religion at all. It's just obvious what you're trying to do.

I think the argument is why can Arab countries be “Jew” free

But Israel is Arab friendly and open to all?

I think the contradiction is especially clear when Muslims religious system must incorporate Jewish beliefs and teachings

While Judaism has no need for any teachings of Muhammad in the Quran or Islamic law, beliefs and practices

Israel persecutes the Arab population. They even persecute Ethiopian Jews.

Israel passes controversial ‘Jewish nation-state’ law

Law defines the country as Jewish homeland, further marginalising 1.8 million Palestinian citizens of Israel.

www.aljazeera.com

 

[Sterling Archer]

I think the argument is why can Arab countries be “Jew” free

But Israel is Arab friendly and open to all?

I think the contradiction is especially clear when Muslims religious system must incorporate Jewish beliefs and teachings

While Judaism has no need for any teachings of Muhammad in the Quran or Islamic law, beliefs and practices

Israel is not Arab friendly just because they arent banned from the country. See Palestine-Isreal relations.

 

[Geek Nasty]

Is this someone's sock account trying to drop more anti-Arab shyt?

 

[3rdWorld]

Muslim countries are very clear about whom and what they allow and don't allow in their countries..which is why non Muslim countries should be equally as strict with Muslims.
They come to your country and demand.to build mosques and be respected but try do that shyt in their country and see what happens

 

[5n0man]

I think the argument is why can Arab countries be “Jew” free

But Israel is Arab friendly and open to all?

I think the contradiction is especially clear when Muslims religious system must incorporate Jewish beliefs and teachings

While Judaism has no need for any teachings of Muhammad in the Quran or Islamic law, beliefs and practices

Israel is not "open to all". They allow a small minority of Arab to live there with basically all the rights of citizens, but they won't allow the population to grow for the same reason they're against a one state solution.

They're afraid of the Arab population in Israel becoming large enough to influence politics through votes.


Most Arab countries are ass backwards shytholes but that doesn't excuse the genocide Israel is committing on Palestinians.

 

[DoubleClutch]

Saudi Arabia doesn't allow synagogues or churches or temples because they enforce a strict interpretation of Islam that bans public worship of other religions. I believe you already knew this. Still, that's not a ban on Jewish people.

Edit: I don't support Saudi Arabia's policies on religion or any religion at all. It's just obvious what you're trying to do.


Israel persecutes the Arab population. They even persecute Ethiopian Jews.

Israel passes controversial ‘Jewish nation-state’ law

Law defines the country as Jewish homeland, further marginalising 1.8 million Palestinian citizens of Israel.

www.aljazeera.com

There’s good and bad people in every religion

But there’s a difference between extremism and terrorism

Palestinians can worship in Israel and don’t fear for their lives

Im not doing anything other than showing the hypocrisy and double standards

Also exposing how the inherent religious beliefs of the Arab countries stop them from achieving peace with Israel or the jewish people

Unlike EVERY OTHER COUNTRY ON EARTH, (besides maybe North Korea) some Arab countries don’t allow freedom of religion

You don’t have to subscribe to either religion to know one is more of a problem than the other in this situation