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Einfach dem Link folgen?

https://www.972mag.com/contradicting-its-own-ruling-israels-supreme-court-legalizes-segregated-communities/

Fifteen years later, on September 17, 2014, these hopes came to an abrupt end. In a 5-4 ruling, the Supreme Court dismissed various petitions filed by human rights groups against the Admissions Committees Law, enacted by the Knesset in 2011. The law allows admissions committees in 434 communities in the Negev and the Galilee (about 43 percent of all towns in Israel) to reject housing applicants based on their “social suitability” and the communities’ “social and cultural fabric.” In effect, these committees are now legally permitted to refuse residency based on any “undesired” identity, including Palestinian, Sephardic, African, gay, religious, secular and others.

Und in welcher Welt sind die anderen gelisteten Gesetze da "normal"?

The Land Acquisition Law of 1953 transferred the land of 349 Arab towns and villages—approximately 1.2 million dunams in all (~468 square miles)—to the state to be used preferentially for the Jewish majority.

Normal vielleicht im 18. Jahrhundert in den Nordamerika?

There are laws that establish separate educational systems which are then unequally administered.

Sehr normal. Gar keine Apartheid.

Totale Realitätsverweigerung bei dir, wie kann man das durchlesen und so einen Scheiß behaupten, das wäre "komplett normal".