This example of the murder of a poor innocent black immigrant to Israel, shows how Israel has become the new "South" and Jews have become the new "KKK".

This single article, all by itself, shows the Jews true nature:

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•   JEWISH ACTIVISTS STIRRING UP TROUBLE!!  And with the BLESSINGS of the Jewish MAJORITY government.  My, My, Tell me it isn't so!!!
  

•  ZENOPHOBIA against outsiders (goy) is a part of the Jewish anti-culture, -- always has been.
  

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•  HATEFUL, UNCOMPASSIONATE Jewish BIGOTED RACISTS hatefully blaming the poor Browns and blacks, would make the KKK  proud. CIVILIZED COUNTRIES know that the poor minorities would not be RIGHTEOUSLY AND JUSTLY STRIKING OUT IN ANGER, had Israel's Jews implemented for their mistreated persecuted minorities, the likes of -- AFFIRMATIVE ACTION,  WIC, THE DREAM ACT,  SUBSIDIZED HOUSING instead of bulldozing their homes, and  all other  programs  CIVILIZED COUNTRIES have to give the 99 PERCENTERS A CHANCE.
  

 
 

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•  IRRATIONAL Jewish ISLAMAPHOBIA about a feared Zombie Muslim uprising is creating Jewish panic in the streets of Israel.
  

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•  Israel's Jewish rulers are resorting to NAZI GESTAPO tactics against their poor downtrodden minorities, who other than for a small minority, HAVE NOT HURT ANYONE!
  

 

•  Israel's leaders are pushing their Jewish citizens for a KRISTALNATCH of destruction against the poor downtrodden black and arab minorities... GUN-TOTING Jewish COWBOYS are PROWLING THE STREETS to SLAY THE NATIVE MUSLIMS with fully automatic military-grade submachine guns, by the ONLY ONES ALLOWED TO HAVE GUN PERMITS -- JEWS!!!.
  

•  Dred Scott would be proud of these SEGREGATIONIST Jews, so that BLACK and BROWN "TRASH" don't have to mix together with PROPER WHITE JEWISH SOCIETY.
  

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•  VIGILANTE Jewish MOBS running around TAKING THE LAW INTO THEIR OWN HANDS.
  

 

•  Jews harboring a LYNCH MOB NETALITY heartlessly killing INNOCENT BLACK MEN.
  

 

•  Jewish REDNECKS and CAVEMEN TROGLODYKES -- CONSPIRED TOGETHER -- with a KNEE-JERK, KILL-FIRST-THINK-LATER attitude, harboring a STEREOTYPICAL-THINKING of' "OUTSIDERS NOT LIKE THEM, by just assuming this innocent was guilty of killing one of the "CHOSEN PEOPLE".
  

 

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•  Blacks in Israel are being viciously labeled not just as ILLEGAL; but far worst! They are subversively being mislabeled as "INFILTRATORS" as if there was a war going on inside Israel and they were the enemy to be KILLED ON SIGHT SS-STYLE. No humanitarians anywhere close to running this BACKWOODS country.
  

 

•  For the  poor blacks to refuse to deport themselves means they will be ROUNDED UP AND THROWN INTO CONCENTRATION CAMPS.
  

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1.    Any country ran by a rabid ANTI-SEMITE should be bombed off the face of the Earth.
   

•   Respected Jews are calling for HERR NETANYAHU'S head if he does not immediately recant
  

•   Even Palestinian Muslims know an ANTI-SEMITE when they see one.
  

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•  Will American APPEASERS of these Jewish ATROCITIES against their defenseless, disarmed minorities never wake up and learn the truth?  What if instead, America's Rulers treated Jews the same as they would their own American Christians -- with RUTHLESS OPPRESSION!
  

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• Jewish NON-INCLUSIVE, INTOLERANT, BIGOTED, THUGS. These Jewish HATERS  who believe they are THE SUPERIOR RACE, should be the ones on Jewish-compiled HATE LISTS.

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Israel probes mob assault on African bystander shot amid latest violence  It was brutally graphic video that shocked and shamed: An African asylum seeker was shot by an Israeli security guard who mistook him for an assailant in a terrorist attack. Then an enraged mob stomped and cursed him as he lay bleeding on the floor of a bus station. While images of the growing Arab-Israeli tensions have dominated the news here for weeks — showing Palestinian attackers wielding knives, often shot by Israeli forces — the video from Sunday’s assault offered a vivid tableau of Israelis’ fear and anger at the spiraling violence. It also appeared to display hard reactions from Israeli security forces and guards, whose tactics have drawn harsh criticism — especially from Palestinians — that Israelis are using excessive force instead of trying to apprehend suspects. Since the start of October, eight Israelis have been killed by Palestinians in nearly 30 attacks that have raised the specter of a wider Palestinian uprising. At least 18 of the assailants were shot and killed on the spot by police, soldiers, security guards or civilians. The Israeli police launched an investigation into what local media described as a “lynching” Sunday against an innocent man — a 29-year-old refugee from Eritrea named Haftom Zarhum — who was shot amid the chaos of an attack at a bus station in the southern city of Beersheba that left an Israeli soldier dead. Doctors at Soroka Medical Center said Zarhum died from a combination of the bullet wound and the subsequent beating by the crowd. In the attack, an Israeli Bedouin Arab man killed a 19-year-old soldier, Omri Levy, whose military rifle was taken and used by the assailant to wound a dozen Israelis. Police said the Eritrean asylum seeker was shot by a security guard who mistakenly thought he was a second attacker. The video shows a wounded Zarhum curled on the floor as men enter the frame to kick him in the head. A few people drop a line of bus station seats on the man. Another man pins the wounded African on the floor between the legs of a stool as a crowd closes in. The crowd can be heard shouting “Death to Arabs!” and “The people of Israel live!” The attack, which took place in the Negev desert city’s central bus station during the busy rush-hour period, followed more than three weeks of daily attacks by Palestinians against Israelis that have left the country shaken and suspicious. Israel’s internal security agency identified the Beersheba attacker as Mohind al-Okbi, 21, a resident of a nearby Bedouin village. Some Bedouins in Israel serve as trackers in the Israeli military, but many identify with the Palestinians, sharing their religion, language and other cultural traits. The mayor of the nearby Bedouin town of Hura, Mohammed al-Nabari, denounced the attack on the Israeli solider. “We utterly and unreservedly condemn this despicable act and reject violence of any sort,” he said. “You cannot be both a terrorist and a citizen of the country — the two are inherently contradictory.” Earlier, the mayor of Jerusalem, Nir Barkat, who was photographed visiting a Palestinian neighborhood with his Glock pistol, urged all Israelis with gun permits to carry their weapons. Israeli leaders, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, have hailed previous quick actions by police against assailants — actions that Netanyahu and most Israelis say have saved Jewish lives. On Monday, Netanyahu said Israeli civilians should leave the scene of attacks and allow security and rescue forces to work. “We’re a nation of laws,” the prime minister said. “No one may take the law into their hands.” He added that police were examining security tapes in attempts to identify those who assaulted Zarhum as he lay wounded. Zarhum was part of a wave of 50,000 economic migrants and asylum seekers, mostly from Sudan and Eritrea, who poured into Israel beginning in 2007 — before Israel built a fence along its border with Egypt in 2013. Now Israel is pressing the Eritreans, who have been labeled as “infiltrators,” to accept one-way plane tickets home and $3,500 in cash. Those who refuse can face detention at a holding facility. Many Eritreans say that if they return home, they will be thrown in prison for leaving the country without permission or for fleeing forced military conscription that human rights groups have compared to modern-day slavery. Sunday’s attack in Beersheba came a day after three Palestinian attackers wielding knives were shot dead by Israelis and two other Palestinian assailants were shot and wounded. In Madrid, Secretary of State John F. Kerry called on Israeli and Palestinian leaders to end the current “senseless” violence. Ahead of meetings with Netanyahu and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, Kerry said Monday that he would work with both leaders to try to reduce tensions, though exactly how the American diplomat will do that is unclear. Kerry is expected to meet with Netanyahu in Berlin this week and Abbas in Jordan over the weekend. According to Israeli security services, most of the attacks on Israelis have been carried out by solo assailants not related to any militant Palestinian factions. Many of the attackers have been teenagers using kitchen knives, and most of the assaults have taken place in Jerusalem. [ Palestinians don’t hate Abbas, but they’re tired of him ] On Sunday, as part of crackdown measures approved last week by the Israeli security cabinet, Israeli police erected a 10-yard-long concrete wall between the Palestinian neighborhood of Jabel Mukaber and the Jewish neighborhood of Armon Hanatziv in Jerusalem. The move drew sharp criticism and prompted newspaper headlines Monday about a repartitioning of Jerusalem. The current escalation was sparked, in part, by Palestinian resentment over restricted access to the compound at al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem’s Old City and by visits by Jewish activists and government ministers who arrive at the site accompanied by armed Israeli police. The site is revered by Muslims, who refer to it as the Noble Sanctuary, and by Jews, who call it the Temple Mount. Netanyahu has repeatedly said that Israel intends to honor the status quo that reserves the area for Muslim prayer. Brian Murphy in Washington contributed to this report.

Netanyahu Denounced for Saying Palestinian Inspired Holocaust By JODI RUDORENOCT. 21, 2015 JERUSALEM — Israeli historians and opposition politicians on Wednesday joined Palestinians in denouncing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel for saying it was a Palestinian, the grand mufti of Jerusalem, who gave Hitler the idea of annihilating European Jews during World War II. Mr. Netanyahu said in a speech to the Zionist Congress on Tuesday night that “Hitler didn’t want to exterminate the Jews at the time, he wanted to expel the Jews.” The prime minister said that the mufti, Haj Amin al-Husseini, had protested to Hitler that “they’ll all come here,” referring to Palestine. “ ‘So what should I do with them?’ ” Mr. Netanyahu quoted Hitler as asking Mr. Husseini. “He said, ‘Burn them.’ ” Prof. Meir Litvak, a historian at Tel Aviv University, called the speech “a lie” and “a disgrace.” Prof. Moshe Zimmermann, a specialist of German history at Hebrew University, said, “With this, Netanyahu joins a long line of people that we would call Holocaust deniers Isaac Herzog, leader of the opposition in the Israeli Parliament, said the accusation was “a dangerous historical distortion,” and he demanded that Mr. Netanyahu “correct it immediately.” Even Moshe Yaalon, the defense minister and a senior member of Mr. Netanyahu’s Likud Party, said in a radio interview that “history is actually very, very clear.” “Hitler initiated it,” he said. “Haj Amin al-Husseini joined him.” The controversy came amid weeks of spiraling violence in which Mr. Netanyahu and other Israeli leaders have repeatedly accused Palestinian leaders, including President Mahmoud Abbas, of lying, principally about Israel’s actions at a contested holy site in the Old City. Diplomatic efforts to cool tempers led by Secretary General Ban Ki-moon of the United Nations, who visited with Mr. Netanyahu on Tuesday and Mr. Abbas on Wednesday, appear to have yielded little. Speaking at a news conference in Ramallah, West Bank, on Wednesday, Mr. Ban said: “Our most urgent challenge is to stop the current wave of violence and avoid any further loss of life.” Mr. Abbas was the subject of scrutiny last week when he falsely claimed that Israeli forces had executed a 13-year-old Palestinian who had attacked Israelis with a knife, when the youth was alive and being treated in an Israeli hospital. Many Israelis have vilified Mr. Abbas as a Holocaust denier because of a book he wrote that challenged the number of Jewish victims and accused Zionists of collaborating with Nazis to propel more Jews to what would become Israel. When Mr. Abbas issued a formal statement last year calling the Holocaust “the most heinous crime to have occurred against humanity in the modern era,” Mr. Netanyahu dismissed it. Saeb Erekat, secretary general of the Palestine Liberation Organization, said on Wednesday that Mr. Netanyahu’s “regrettable statements have deepened the divide” and denounced them as “morally indefensible and inflammatory.” “Mr. Netanyahu blamed the Palestinians for the Holocaust and completely absolved Adolf Hitler’s heinous and reprehensible genocide of the Jewish people,” Mr. Erekat said in a statement. “It is a sad day in history when the leader of the Israeli government hates his neighbor so much that he is willing to absolve the most notorious war criminal in history.” Mr. Netanyahu, who had also called the mufti “one of the leading architects of the Final Solution” in a 2012 speech, on Wednesday called the criticism of his remarks “absurd.” “My intention was not to absolve Hitler of his responsibility,” he said as he left Israel for Germany, where he met with Chancellor Angela Merkel. “But rather to show that the forefathers of the Palestinian nation, without a country and without the so-called occupation, without land and without settlements, even then aspired to systematic incitement to exterminate the Jews.” “Hitler was responsible for the Final Solution to exterminate six million Jews; he made the decision,” Mr. Netanyahu added. “It is equally absurd to ignore the role played by the mufti, Haj Amin al -Husseini, a war criminal, for encouraging and urging Hitler.” Mr. Netanyahu, who is scheduled to meet Secretary of State John Kerry on Thursday in Berlin, said he would ask Mr. Kerry to demand that Mr. Abbas “stop the incitement that is the source of many attacks that we see here.”