Jews will call anyone and everyone an antisemitic Nazi.

Now even now the entire world is labeled antisemitic.

The Jews created United Nations as "the recognized authority on human rights law"  established the Nuremberg trials to try Germans, establishing antisemitism as a crime against human rights.
 
What is antisemitism?  Antisemitism is a specific discriminatory, segregation and/or systemic domination, SPECIFICALLY AGAINST JEWISH ETHNICITY ONLY.

Well, that is also the generalized definition of the crime of apartheid -- stripped of Jewish Privledge for their own specially named crime.

Jews do not like the fact that they have now been indicted of the crime of apartheid by the same United Nations they run to every time in defense of their own protection against bullies.

Once again, charges of antisemitism and Nazism against the UN show one of two things.

Either the word Nazi and antisemitism has lost all meaning if everyone is defined as Nazi and antisemitic.  (Israel itself is a member of the UN as well)

Or, the rest of the world are perfectly normal and there is something terribly wrong with Israel.

We take the latter belief.

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Israel was began by the forerunner to the United Nations, the League of Nations, and was formally recognized by its successor, the United Nations.

In this, Israel is indeed unique among nations.

They created the institution that created them. 

More than any other nation, the nation of Israel is the responsibility of the United Nations.

In creating Israel, with a nod to the noble principles of self-determination, the United Nations made a solemn promise to Palestinian Arabs, and that promise was a two-state partition - Jew and Arab -  where Palestinian Arabs would have their own destiny and a right to their own self-determination independent of the Jewish Crusaders of 1948 AD.

As every Arab knows, the UN has blatantly failed Arabs.

Every Arab child knows, the UN has allowed Israel to dominate the entire region.

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Indeed, please pay attention here.


If a non-Jew were to inhumanely racially discriminate and segregate Jews to establish and maintain domination over Jews and to systematically oppress them, that is antisemitism as well as apartheid.

If we are to be equal under the law, then Jews too cannot inhumanely racially discriminate and segregate themselves from others in order to systematically dominate and oppress those others.

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What an eye-opener this report is.

The Nazi antisemitism the world opposed was a State action.

The antisemitism you and I are constantly accused of by Jews is nothing more than a derisive put-down of an individual and cannot be a crime of either Apartheid or the Jewish preferred name for Apartheid of Antisemitism, as neither are the action of a State or Nation.

The charges against Israel are the United Nations rightfully under its charter of policing the State of Israel, one of its own. (Which if applied to our own country is why I oppose the UN)

The charges of antisemitism against you and I are simply bullying tactics to get you and I to shut up.

Can there be any doubt that Israel was created from the start as an ethnically-centered nation and Palestinians have been on the losing end of the stick?

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This website has long noted that the founders of Israel were predominantly Communist Russian Jews, and Communism does not recognize the right to property; however, this site was unaware until this report, and shocked to learn that this tenet of communism was still practiced by the nation of Israel.

Control of land, both agriculturally and urban, through lease from the government, which prohibits the use, development or lease by non-Jews is racial domination.

Nazi Germany appropriated the lands and possessions of Jews, which caused the international community to war with Germany.

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Jews whose ancestors have not lived in Palestine for over 2,000 years are allowed a no-questions immigration into Israel; which even has a special word, aliyah.  Meanwhile, Palestinians who liked in Israel for generations and were made into refugees through war are not allowed under national law to return.

The Jews of Nazi Germany were refugees of war and the international community expected them to be treated humanely.  Six million Jews dispossessed and now 6 million Palestinians dispossessed.

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Techniques of Divide and conquer are the primary means the criminal nation of Israel uses to control the Palestinian people.

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Jews often tell outsiders that Palestinian citizens are treated exactly the same as Jewish citizens.

Turns out that this is typical Jewish word-smithing.

Citizenship in Israel does not entail the all-emcompassing meaning of citizenship the West is accustomed to. 

Citizenship in Israel is the bare minimum of basic rights one is entitled to have to live in Israel.

Full rights for Jews are conferred through their Israeli nationality rights.  These are not talked about.

Thus you can see a young Jewish man carrying a sub-machine gun down the road, but you will not see a Palestinian carrying such a gun... perhaps a dead Palestinian, but not a live one.

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With status far below that of Jewish-only Israeli Nationality and Jew/Arab Citizenship, is the Palestinian Permanent Resident.

America has Permanent Residents, but they are not "Permanent".

American permanent residents can apply to become citizens after a few short years.

In America, the children born in America of permanent resident parents are automatically citizens. Children and grand-children born in East Jerusalem are born permanent residents with no recorse to any status beyond permanent resident.

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No self-determination or jury of your peers is happening in either the West Bank or Gaza.

They are under Jewish Martial Law with exemptions for Jews.

Every inhuman act listed in the convention against apartheid is routinely and systematically practiced by Israel in the West Bank.

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Jews have a legal "right to return" even though none of them nor any of their ancestors have stepped on foot in Israel for 2,000 years.

Per the laws of the United Nations, refugees have a right to return.

But under Israeli law, Palestinian refugees have no right of return.

These groups of Palestinians were already illegally dispossessed by ethnic cleansing during the 1948 independence and 1967 war, itself a violation of international law, are now further criminally victimized by not being allowed to return after the war's end, also in violation of international law.

Coming or going, Jews are international criminals.

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Voting rights lose their significance in terms of equal rights when a racial group is legally banned from challenging laws that perpetuate inequality.

An analogy would be a system in which slaves have the right to vote -- but not against slavery.

Such rights might allow slaves to achieve some cosmetic reforms, such as improved living conditions and protection from vigilante violence, but their status and vulnerability as chattels would remain.

Had South Africa allowed a small percentage of blacks to vote but told them that they could not run for office to try to eliminate white majority rule, then what would be the purpose of their having a right to vote?

Israeli law bans organized Palestinian opposition to Jewish domination, rendering it illegal and even seditious.


But bottom line, in the grand scheme of things,  with  the totality of the Palestinians deprived of their right to vote from East Jerusalem, from the West Bank, from Gaza, and from outside Israel in refugee camps, the majority cannot vote.

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Whites in South Africa split blacks up by multiple tribes and placed each into their own Bantustan, where split and divided, they were insured not to have any power and influence over whites.

The Jewish-led international community thought it perfectly moral back then to place a Boycott, Divestment and Sanction (BDS) program against South Africa. This BDS program was successful and the white apartheid system was abolished.

Today, apartheid in Israel is not considered immoral, but the moral BDS movement against  apartheid Israel is what is called immoral.

Indeed, as expected, Israel condemns this report of their crimes against humanity.

Jews claim a special privlege here.

They claim Palestinians want to kill them and rape their daughters.

Boo-Hoo!!!   Who cares???

Such racist fear mongering by whites of concern that blacks would murder them and rape their daughters fell upon deaf ears for whites in South Africa did it not?

Donald Trump claims that Israel has no greater friend than him. Which tarnishes the United States, as after release of this UN report, supportting Israel is equivalent to supporting Nazi Germany or Apartheid South Africa.

The United States should participate in Boycott, Divestiture and Sanctions (BDS) until Israel once again becomes a legitamate nation worthy of being called a friend of the United States.

      

Source: What did the UN apartheid report expose in reality? As Israel moves towards confronting apartheid, the questions raised by the report will become impossible to avoid. By Mark LeVine

The most damning aspect of the new report by the UN's Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia (ESCWA), which accuses Israel of being an apartheid state, is not the unearthing of allegedly long-discredited equations of Zionism with racism and apartheid. Rather, it's that the authors have used the scalpel of international law and the seemingly moribund International Covenant on the Suppression and Punishment of the Crime of Apartheid to create a new matrix of analysis of the occupation, its generative dynamics, and likely future path that will prove extremely hard for even Israel's most ardent defenders to refute in the coming years (PDF). The report, Israeli Practices Towards the Palestinian People and the Question of Apartheid, immediately gained notoriety when the head of ESCWA, Rima Khalaf, was forced to resign after the UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres denounced the report and asked for it to be removed from the Commission's website. Khalaf, a Jordanian national with extensive government and international experience who was a primary force behind the Arab Human Development Report series which has been highly critical of Arab regimes and the broader regional systems of governance, had to know that heralding the report as the first ever UN one to explicitly describe Israel as an apartheid and "racial state" would bring her downfall at ESCWA. And indeed, not only was the report disavowed by UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and, it seems, removed on his orders from the Commission's website, Khalaf did resign shortly thereafter. This begs the question of what she hoped to accomplish by framing the report thus. Although it seems to be removed from the ESCWA's website (only the executive summary is accessible), the full report can be downloaded here. As the journalist Ben White explains, the new report is a detailed analysis of Israeli legislation, policies and practices that enable Israel to "operate an apartheid regime" that "dominates the Palestinian people as a whole" and as such is a "crime against humanity under customary international law and the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court". The report describes a panoply of practices, techniques and legal and administrative mechanisms by which Israel maintains a system that segregates Palestinians from Jews on both sides of the Green Line and outside Israel/Palestine based on membership in specific ethno-religious groups. What makes the report even more controversial is that unlike most accusations of apartheid-like behaviour, which are limited to the Occupied Territories, it accuses Israel of engaging in apartheid even against Palestinian citizens of the state and Palestinians outside the country. According to Virginia Tilley, professor at the University of Illinois - one of the report's principal authors - her team was mandated or tasked with understanding "if there was one regime that was bringing all these policies [through Israel/Palestine and abroad] into a coherent whole". Is Israel an apartheid state? While accusations of apartheid still shock the American ear, Israelis from Holocaust survivors to prime ministers have long warned that the country was or risked becoming an apartheid state. South Africans, too, have debated the issue; while some prominent figures such as Judge Richard Goldstone, who chaired the controversial report into the 2008-09 Gaza War, declared that "in Israel, there is no apartheid", other scholars and activists, from the Human Sciences and Research Council and Desmond Tutu to prominent Jewish intellectuals such as Lisa Ohayon and David Theo Goldberg - one of the world's pre-eminent theorists of race - have documented how "the legal structures of apartheid and Israel map on to each other in very disturbing ways" and have little hesitation lableling Israel's "separation barrier" an "apartheid wall" in purpose and function. I would invite readers to study the voluminous final report of the South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission and compare it to the regular reports on the occupation, not merely by international human rights organisations but by the US State Department and Israeli Jewish organisations' reports as well, and ask them to decide for themselves how closely Israeli policies resemble those of the South African apartheid state. Yet, however important historically and morally, comparisons with South Africa were, for the report's authors, beside the point. The only "benchmark" that matters today is whether Israel's actions fall within the parameters of the Crime of Apartheid as defined by international covenant and the International Criminal Court (PDF). And the report argues "with clarity and conviction that Israel is guilty of the international crimes of apartheid as a result of the manner in which it exerts control over the Palestinian people". More specifically, Tilley explains that "the main finding was that what looks like different policies are in fact part of one policy. The core purpose is to preserve Israel as a Jewish state, and that requires an overwhelming Jewish majority to ensure that Palestinians could never vote in any way that would alter the laws privileging the Jewish people over other people in the state. And we found that the ways different segments of policy work together … all coordinate that central core purpose." Crucially, the report deploys a striking new term, the "strategic [elsewhere: geographic and juridical] fragmentation of the Palestinian people," to describe the main method through which Israel imposes an apartheid regime, with Palestinians divided into four groups who live in four "domains": Palestinian citizens of Israel against whom 'civil law' is deployed to restrict their freedom; Palestinians in East Jerusalem governed by ever more exclusionary 'permanent residency laws'; Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza who live under belligerent occupation; and Palestinians living as refugees or in exile who are precluded by law and policy from returning to their homeland. Each group is oppressed through "distinct laws, policies and practices" that together constitute the larger regime of apartheid in Israel/Palestine. Hypocrisy and the BDS Not surprisingly, Israeli officials were quick to question ESCWA's credibility, given its  membership of 18 Arab countries excluding Israel despite its location in western Asia (unlike Tunisia, for example) and the fact that the human rights records of most members are little better than Israel's. But hypocrisy is literally written into the fabric of the UN, and is in fact on display every time the US vetoes a Security Council resolution condemning Israel's prosecution of its interminable occupation, or Russia vetoes a resolution that might force Bashar al-Assad to stop murdering his people by the thousands. This reality doesn't change the fact that with the report now part of the UN record, the chances increase that the General Assembly or other bodies will request a ruling from the ICC or International Court of Justice (ICJ) on the legality of the occupation. The report provides a strong case for the argument that the goals and conduct of the occupation are illegal, and thus that states, international organisations, and civil society are obligated to impose sanctions and other punitive measures to compel Israel to bring its actions into compliance with international law. Most strikingly, however, the report concludes by calling explicitly for "broaden[ing] support for boycott, divestment and sanctions initiatives among civil society actors". In bringing BDS directly into the legal conversation, the authors are opening the way for the ICC or ICJ to affirm the legitimacy of such tactics under international law. As Israel moves inexorably towards annexing the West Bank, and with it the confrontation of apartheid in its barest form, the questions raised by the report will become impossible to avoid. In that regard, Rima Khalaf and the report's authors have done Israelis, Palestinians and the world community a favour by calling for a clear determination by the highest international tribunals as to the nature of Israel's rule over some five million Palestinians in the occupied territories and millions more living in the shadows of exile, and its responsibilities going forward. With such clarity at hand, a pathway towards a just and peaceful future for both peoples might finally come into view. Mark LeVine is a professor of Middle Eastern History at University of California, Irvine, and a Distinguished Visiting Professor at Lund University. The views expressed in this article are the author's own and do not necessarily reflect Al Jazeera's editorial policy.