Separation Jews from the Arabs based on citizenship

Submitted by Mark Shor (Israel), Aug 4, 2020 at 08:06

A state for all inhabitants and next exile OR separation Jews from the Arabs based on citizenship ?
Is there a party capable of liberating Jews from the Arab burden in Palestine ?

The Greeks do not give jobs to the Turks.
Azerbaijanis do not build schools for Armenians.
Serbs do not pay pensions to Albanians.
Why do Jews do all this for the Arabs ?
There was no case in history that a victor in a war gave his land to a defeated enemy or fed millions of enemies for 70 years.

Arabs were granted Israeli citizenship (or residency) contrary to the 1947 UN resolution on separating two peoples in Palestine.
An Arab state, without a Jewish presence, exists in Palestine since the end of the 20th century.
Arabs do not allow Jews to live in many cities in Palestine.
Arabs are not eligible for citizenship of a Jewish state.

It is necessary to initiate a referendum on the issue:
Separation of Jews from Arabs on the basis of citizenship.
Citizenship ✡️ of a Jewish State - for Jews .<-.->. Citizenship ☪️ of an Arab State (without an army) - for Arabs.

Separating peoples on the basis of citizenship is the most rewarding.
Checked in the past by:
Greeks - Turks, Hungarians - Austrians, Poles - Germans, Lithuanians - Russians, Czechs - Slovaks, Irish - British, Serbs - Croats and so on . .
The party that will organize a referendum will double its attendance in the Knesset.

After 2 million Arabs become citizens of their state (without an army), they will be gradually absorbed in Ramallah, Nablus, Jenin, Hebron, Jericho, Abu Dis, Bethlehem, Gaza, etc.

It's time to release the "occupied" and compare the rights of Arabs in Haifa and Jaffa to the rights of Jews in Ramallah and Gaza.
Palestinian-Jordanian ☪️ citizenship, Abu Dis and Shu'afat - for Arabs,
Israeli ✡️ citizenship and Jerusalem - for Jews !

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