'Arab racism' in Israel is higher than racism in J sector

Submitted by Briannah (United States), Apr 28, 2021 at 21:00

Arab Racism Mafiahu
...the highest rate of racism in the J public - against an Arab family living in their neighborhood - reaches 46%. Whereas the lowest rate of racism in the Arab public - against a family of foreign workers - is 48%. Hence it can be said that the highest rate of racism in the J public is lower than the lowest rate of racism in the Arab public. That is, the most racist J. is less racist than the most enlightened Arab. Also: Compared to 46% of J who oppose Arab neighbors, 50% of Arabs oppose a Jewish family in their neighborhood. The worst result in 8.5% of anti-Arab racism in the J sector. While the cumulative percentage of Arab racism - 573%, is 2.37 times higher than the cumulative percentage of in the Jewish population - 237%. Which means, as I have already mentioned, that the rate of racism in the J. public is about half and less than that of racism in our Arab public.

But you will never find a "journalist" of the Barkai type accusing the Arabs of serious racism (2-3 times more than the horrible Jews, apartheid advocates, fascists, judo-Nazis!). As for Arab racism, if the point is not completely censored (like this morning), you will always hear a long line of socio-economic, anthropo-orientalist, post-colonialist justifications and so on, which of course are not valid for Jews who are inherently bad, as any anti-Semitic trustee knows Of the Elders of Zion, including Jewish anti-Semites.

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