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The policeman stated in his testimony that after the first insults, Tibi attacked him with a punch and even said to him: "Come on, shoot me."

The policeman stated in his testimony that after the first insults, Tibi attacked him with a punch and even said to him: "Come on, shoot me."

Continuing his testimony, the policeman said that senior officers arrived at the scene and instead of receiving a report from him, they rushed to Tibi, to hear his version.</blockquote></ref><ref>[https://m.kikar.co.il/political-news/135651 Tamano Shata to Tibi: "You are a racist, you constantly mention that I came from Ethiopia"], Kikar haShabbat, 12 Adar A. 5774, 02/12/2014. [https://www.xn--5dbkjqb0d.net/view/category/21/date/2014-02-12/page/4].<blockquote>

Continuing his testimony, the policeman said that senior officers arrived at the scene and instead of receiving a report from him, they rushed to Tibi, to hear his version.</blockquote></ref><ref>[https://m.kikar.co.il/political-news/135651 Tamano Shata to Tibi: "You are a racist, you constantly mention that I came from Ethiopia"], Kikar haShabbat, 12 Adar A. 5774, 02/12/2014. [https://www.xn--5dbkjqb0d.net/view/category/21/date/2014-02-12/page/4].<blockquote>

MK Ahmed Tibi slammed Netanyahu that "you would never have told MK Tamano Shata when she complaints, to go back to Ethiopia" and caused an uproar.  Tamano Shata to Tibi: "You are rude, the chief racist"...</blockquote></ref><ref>A. N. Pasko, "Has Israeli Arab MK Ahmed Tibi Become a Racist?", ''INN'', Apr 5, 2006.<blockquote>Notice an interesting phenomena, all these Israeli Arab members of Knesset (who are equal citizens, legally entitled to be elected to Israel's parliament - unlike in Judenrein Palestine) are attacking Israeli society and its institutions... rather than looking closer to home for the answers.

MK Ahmed Tibi slammed Netanyahu that "you would never have told MK Tamano Shata when she complaints, to go back to Ethiopia" and caused an uproar.  Tamano Shata to Tibi: "You are rude, the chief racist"...</blockquote></ref><ref>Moran Azoulai, [https://m.ynet.co.il/Articles/4487768 Watch: Confrontation between Tibi and Ethiopian expatriates in the Knesset], YNet, 12/02/2014.<blockquote>

 

 

MK Solomon, also a member of the Ethiopian community, joined the criticism against Tibi: "We maintain style and will not stoop to your level.  But the fact that you keep talking about Ethiopians, Russians and immigrants only emphasizes the racism over and over again.  If we talk in your style, it won't end well."</blockquote></ref><ref>A. N. Pasko, "Has Israeli Arab MK Ahmed Tibi Become a Racist?", ''INN'', Apr 5, 2006.<blockquote>Notice an interesting phenomena, all these Israeli Arab members of Knesset (who are equal citizens, legally entitled to be elected to Israel's parliament - unlike in Judenrein Palestine) are attacking Israeli society and its institutions... rather than looking closer to home for the answers.

No, it's not the vicious mass murder of Jews in malls, cafes and on buses by Arab terrorists... No, it's not the apartheid-style (or is that Nazi-style?) demand for a Judenrein Gaza, a Judenrein Palestine, even by so-called moderates like Mahmoud Abbas. No, it's not the consistent polls for the last five years showing 50-80% "Palestinian" support for suicide bombings, or the fact that Hamas garnered 58% of the vote in the recent elections in the Palestinian Authority. No, it's not the recent announcements by Hamas leaders of their intention to continue what they euphemistically call the "resistance", better called genocidal attacks against Jews in Israel.

No, it's not the vicious mass murder of Jews in malls, cafes and on buses by Arab terrorists... No, it's not the apartheid-style (or is that Nazi-style?) demand for a Judenrein Gaza, a Judenrein Palestine, even by so-called moderates like Mahmoud Abbas. No, it's not the consistent polls for the last five years showing 50-80% "Palestinian" support for suicide bombings, or the fact that Hamas garnered 58% of the vote in the recent elections in the Palestinian Authority. No, it's not the recent announcements by Hamas leaders of their intention to continue what they euphemistically call the "resistance", better called genocidal attacks against Jews in Israel.