TERRIBLE SUCESO EN BADAJOZ: HIJO ADOPTIVO ASESINA A SU progenitora

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De fantasía poco, colega, están reconocidos por Israel y tienen derecho a pedir su nacionalidac.

porque tienen que seguir el juego de su cuento fantasioso obviamente . pero no es tan simple hacer tragar esos cuentos a los otros:


The story of the immigration and absorption of Ethiopian Jews in Israel epitomises the best and the worst of Israeli society.
True to its Zionist dream of being a haven for Jews, the Jewish state embarked on risky and expensive rescue operations in the 1980s and 1990s.
These brought tens of thousands of Jews from remote parts of Ethiopia, who had suffered from religious persecution, famine and civil wars.
Yet, when they arrived in Israel, these distinctive people faced appalling discrimination, racism and a lack of empathy for their hardships in Ethiopia and during their journey to Israel.
Moreover, this was exacerbated by a mixture of bureaucratic insensitivity and incompetence.
The uncharacteristic violence, seen recently during demonstrations by members of the Ethiopian community in Israel, was a direct result of years of accumulated frustration against the state and especially the police.

The unprovoked beating up by policemen of Demas Fekadeh, an Ethiopian Israeli soldier in uniform, could well serve as a much necessary wake-up call for Israeli society to change, quickly and radically, its treatment of the 130,000 Israeli citizens and their descendants who immigrated from Ethiopia.
 
adopta perros peligrosos y te sacaran los ojos.

pobre perro asesinado de raza no peligrosa

la progre no me da pena

etipoia es un pais cuya religion oficial es la hebrea...

@Uritorco
 
porque tienen que seguir el juego de su cuento fantasioso obviamente . pero no es tan simple hacer tragar esos cuentos a los otros:


The story of the immigration and absorption of Ethiopian Jews in Israel epitomises the best and the worst of Israeli society.
True to its Zionist dream of being a haven for Jews, the Jewish state embarked on risky and expensive rescue operations in the 1980s and 1990s.
These brought tens of thousands of Jews from remote parts of Ethiopia, who had suffered from religious persecution, famine and civil wars.
Yet, when they arrived in Israel, these distinctive people faced appalling discrimination, racism and a lack of empathy for their hardships in Ethiopia and during their journey to Israel.
Moreover, this was exacerbated by a mixture of bureaucratic insensitivity and incompetence.
The uncharacteristic violence, seen recently during demonstrations by members of the Ethiopian community in Israel, was a direct result of years of accumulated frustration against the state and especially the police.

The unprovoked beating up by policemen of Demas Fekadeh, an Ethiopian Israeli soldier in uniform, could well serve as a much necessary wake-up call for Israeli society to change, quickly and radically, its treatment of the 130,000 Israeli citizens and their descendants who immigrated from Ethiopia.
Ahí no dicen nada de que no sean judíos descendientes de otros judíos hace miles de años.

Por cierto...

¿Hustec que opina acerca de que hubiera judíos en Toledoth cuando la conquistaron los romanos?¿De dónde shishi salieron?
 
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