David Illouz is a computer scientist who lives in Tel Aviv.
We are all affected by this phenomenon. Every morning, I commute across the south of Tel Aviv and I see groups of Sudanese waiting on the streets for a prospective employer to pick them up for a little day labour. In the evening, when I head back home, I see the same people, but instead of waiting for work, they’re drinking, fighting among themselves or taking drugs. The problem continues to grow. There are more and more of them on the streets, and the police don’t do anything because there’s a lack of political direction.
An Israeli knows how to accept all kinds of people – it’s the national sport here. With that said, Israel can’t welcome every unhappy African. There’s not enough financial support or social programmes. For example, even though I have five children, I only receive a financial support to the tune of 980 shekels (196 euros) per month. You’re no longer eligible to receive unemployment benefits if you’re without a job for more than three months, and pensions are miniscule. Israel isn’t France. We don’t have the financial means to deal with this growing wave of immigrants. I think that certain measures are needed to put an end to this immigration problem. Our democracy will find a solution that’s fair for everyone”.
The civil war that is coming, will not be between Muslims and natives, but initially between the Leftists/marxists and those who not believe in multicultural utopia.
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The civil war that is coming, will not be between Muslims and natives, but initially between the Leftists/marxists and those who not believe in multicultural utopia.
The sudanese refugees already have a new country South Sudan they should go there and build.
"Israel isn’t France. We don’t have the financial means to deal with this growing wave of immigrants."
WTF!?!?!?!?: Israel is at num. 1 in US foreign aid (some 3.000 M€/year). Sionist deception at its best...
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