Black Jews Sacrificed to White Zionists
The Israeli regime's system of apartheid and racism is known to the world community, and an example of this racial discrimination is the Falasha Jews.
Attracting Jews from other countries to live in the occupied Palestinian territories has been one of the Israeli regime's most important missions .
The defeat and failure of the Israeli regime in military operations, which was mainly caused by the fear and low morale of the Israeli soldiers, caused this regime to place elements of the Falasha Jews (of Ethiopian origin) who had a lower standard of living and social life on the front lines of the war and at points where most dangerous.
In general, other Jews had little regard for these African Jews, and despite their discrimination, they viewed them as flawed human beings.
For example, after these ethnic Jews referred to the occupation hospital to donate blood, the Zionists refused to use their blood, and believed that the blood of African Jews might carry various viruses.
The majority of white Zionists, however, do not consider the Falasha to be a Jewish community. Yet their respective regimes turned to them at the most difficult moments in their lives .
In 1970, the Israeli regime, with the aim of increasing its population, recognized the Falasha as Jews to encourage them to immigrate to Palestinian lands.
The poor living conditions and poverty in Ethiopia drove large numbers of Falasha to leave for occupied Palestine, and undertake the harshest service in the regime's military.
According to published data, nearly 160,000 Ethiopians currently live in occupied Palestine as Israeli citizens.
The continuation of the Gaza war triggered various political and social crises within Israel, and Zionists came to believe that "Israel" was not a safe place. (MF)
