Iran's Jews won't mark Israeli independence day »

Posted By hyperbola 1 year, 1 month ago in News

The Iranian Jewish community will not mark Israel's 60th Independence Day, incoming Iranian Jewish parliamentarian Siamak Morsadegh said Wednesday. The Iranian Jewish leader told Reuters that Israel's policies toward Palestinians, particularly Gazans, demonstrated "anti-human behavior ... they kill innocent people."

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    Thinker221 year, 1 month ago

    > The Iranian Jewish community will not mark Israel's 60th Independence Day...

    This speaks volumes about the "happy free life" of Jews in Iran, does not it? Especially when it's combined with the fact that the number of Jews in Iran today is 80% LOWER than it was prior to the Islamic Revolution...

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    Thinker221 year, 1 month ago

    Iran is promoted today as an example of Islamic tolerance and democracy. One would wonder what would those who praise Iran for the 'freedoms' allowed to Iranian Jews say in case the number of Israeli Arabs (who are also allowed to travel anywhere, have way more than 30 Mosques and hundreds of Arab-owned businesses) DROPPED BY 80% during the last 25 years as the number of Iranian Jews did. Any guesses?

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