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Essay:anti-Israel bigotry: the Apartheid slur part2 (view source)
Revision as of 02:03, October 17, 2011
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Only thirty percent of those still considered for some reason 'Palestinian refugees in Syria' live in refugee camps. In fact, they should have been considered as Syrians from all points of view a long time ago. They were part of the Arab national identity, they are linked by family connections, they should have been integrated into economic life. Yet despite this, as a result of political brain-washing, they remain in Syria as a foreign body, dreaming endlessly of 'the right of return', and beaten by their inferior situation. Most of them are at the bottom of the career ladder, in service industries (41%) and construction (27%). But there is nothing like the field of education to clarify their situation. 23% do not even get to elementary school and 3% only get academic education.<ref>https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YXt1QMxVyjbE_biHw9IAAi_SigLWLneI3QEJvQKsBQw/edit?hl=en</ref></blockquote>
Only thirty percent of those still considered for some reason 'Palestinian refugees in Syria' live in refugee camps. In fact, they should have been considered as Syrians from all points of view a long time ago. They were part of the Arab national identity, they are linked by family connections, they should have been integrated into economic life. Yet despite this, as a result of political brain-washing, they remain in Syria as a foreign body, dreaming endlessly of 'the right of return', and beaten by their inferior situation. Most of them are at the bottom of the career ladder, in service industries (41%) and construction (27%). But there is nothing like the field of education to clarify their situation. 23% do not even get to elementary school and 3% only get academic education.<ref>https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YXt1QMxVyjbE_biHw9IAAi_SigLWLneI3QEJvQKsBQw/edit?hl=en</ref></blockquote>
The Syrian system where its (Alawite) minority rule (oppressively) over a majority, has been compared to an apartheid system.<ref>http://www.huffingtonpost.com/ben-s-cohen/bahrain-the-missing-a-wor_b_824309.html</ref>
The Syrian system where its (Alawite) minority rule (oppressively) over a majority, has been compared to an apartheid system.<ref>http://www.huffingtonpost.com/ben-s-cohen/bahrain-the-missing-a-wor_b_824309.html</ref>
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Prof. exposes (in 2009) Jordan: "The Middle East's Apartheid Regime"
Prof. exposes (in 2009) Jordan: "The Middle East's Apartheid Regime"