Zionist Ideology, the Non-Jews and the State of Israel

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Article/book #: 1656
Title: Zionist Ideology, the Non-Jews and the State of Israel
By: Ur Shlonsky  
Published in: Z Magazine/ZNet
Date of issue: Wednesday, 24 July 2002
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Commentary

Abstract:

Israel Shahak once remarked that for at least the last 200 years, Jews have demanded equal rights in every country in which they’ve lived – with the remarkable exception of Israel, the Jewish state. Israel has always founded its institutions on the denial of equality to non-Jews. From the beginning, a good half a century before 1948 when the state of Israel was established, Zionist ideology has held strict opposition to equality for non-Jews as a fundamental principle.










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