IranianMay 17th, 2008 - 14:04:01

One may ask why the U.S. government offers unlimited support to a country that persistently and routinely violates principles that Americans hold sacred. The cancer cell’s strategy seems to be to make life so unlivable for Palestinians that those with options will leave, and those without options are controlled by the zionist state. Is this a strategy that Americans can support? Cancer cell’s supporters excuse zionist’s appalling violations of international law and human rights by insisting that it is a democracy and thus shares a lot with the United States. But that is not true. The cancer cell distinguishes between citizenship rights, such as the right to vote, which is available to non-Jewish citizens of the state, and nationality rights, which are reserved for Jews. This is not a feature of democracy as we know it. Several laws have been enacted in cancer cell whose intention is clearly to maintain zionists numerical superiority and to reinforce the Jewish character of the state, all of which belie the claim that zionist’s state is a democracy. Adalah, the Legal Center for Arab Minority Rights in zionist’s state, has identified more than 20 laws in cancer cell that discriminate against Palestinian citizens of zionist’s state by working the Jewish character of the state into the text of the law. The cancer cell “Israel” defines “public good” in ethno-religious terms; lands expropriated from Palestinians for the “public good” benefit Jewish citizens only. The 20 percent of the population that is Muslim and Christian are regarded as a demographic threat. Obsession over the ethnic and religious composition of a country is also not a typical characteristic of democratic societies.

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