Re: [wanita-muslimah] Israel's ID/Permit System
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Re: [wanita-muslimah] Israel's ID/Permit System
Indonesia pernah melakukannya untuk keturunan China. KM Original Message From: soega...@gmail.com Date: 08/06/2010 8:15 To: Subj: [wanita-muslimah] Israel's ID/Permit System Catatan: Bukan tipe saya mengirim artikel yang tidak relevan dengan misi milis ini, tetapi dengan tragedi kejahatan kemanusiaan berupa pembajakan flotilla untuk bantuan kemanusiaan oleh rezim brutal Israel, ada baiknya mempelajari ID/Permit System di Israel: segala sesuatu pakai ijin, dan menunjukkan kartu ID. Penulis Stephen Lendman menjelaskan bagaimana sistem ini bekerja, betapa buruknya sistem ini, lebih buruk daripada apartheid Afrika Selatan, dan mirip dengan bagaimana Nazi memperlakukan bangsa Yahudi dan bagaimana Amerika memperlakukan suku-suku Indian. Untuk selanjutnya saya akan membatasi diri dalam memberi komentar untuk topik-topik seperti ini, dan saya berharap serupa kepada anggota-anggota milis ini. Masih banyak milis lain untuk isu seperti ini. salam, =DWS http://baltimorechronicle.com/2010/051310Lendman.shtml COMMENTARY: Israel's ID/Permit System Note the similarity to how the Nazis treated the Jews, and how the United States treated native Indians. by Stephen Lendman Thursday, 13 May 2010 On April 23, Arizona's racist immigration bill became law. Called "Support Our Law Enforcement and Safe Neighborhood Act," it requires proof of legal entry or citizenship or face arrest, fines, jailing, and/or deportation. Under South African apartheid, pass laws segregated blacks from whites, restricted their movements, required pass books be carried at all times, and produced on demand or face arrest and prosecution. Evolving from the 18th and 19th century until their 1986 repeal, they restricted entry to cities, forcibly relocated blacks, denied them most public amenities and many forms of employment, and became apartheid's most hated symbol. Under Israeli military occupation, repression is worse than South Africa's. It's a sophisticated form of social, economic, political and racial discrimination, strangulation, and genocide, incorporating the worst elements of colonialism and apartheid as well as repressive dispossession, displacement and state terrorism to separate Palestinians from their land and heritage, deny them their rightful civil and human rights, and gradually remove or eliminate them altogether. Apartheid is the worst form of racism. Israeli militarized occupation is the worst form of apartheid, incorporating violence, military incursions, land theft, home demolitions, targeted assassinations, murder, mass arrests, torture, destruction of agricultural land, and isolation - measures amounting to genocide, including starving Gazans under siege. The ID/permit system is one of many elements designed to make greater Israel an ethnically pure Jewish state. Israel requires all permanent residents and citizens over 16 to have color-coded ID cards (called te'udat zehut) for West Bank and Gazan Palestinians, East Jerusalem ones, Israeli Arabs and Jews. For Palestinians, they dictate where they may live, work, and move, or be allowed through West Bank checkpoints, to Israel or Gaza. Doing so requires hard to get permits, easily cancelled without notice. More on them below. Jews have blue IDs, Palestinians either Israeli-issued orange ones (in Hebrew) or nearly identical Palestinian Authority-issued green ones with a PA seal on top, that include the following information: name and ID number; father and mother's names; date and place of birth; religion; marital status; gender; and photo. Prior to 2005, ethnicity was also included. It's still available on request from state registrations. A separate document includes: current and previous addresses; previous names; citizenship, including for permanent resident citizens of other countries; name, birth date and ID numbers for spouse and children; and electoral polling stamp. Since the 1993 Oslo Accords and follow-up agreements, West Bank Palestinians are prohibited from accessing Jerusalem health and educational services, the Separation Wall adding more impediments for thousands of residents on the West Bank side and others in the Seam Zone - the area east of the Green Line and west of the Wall. They also lose services, and for Jerusalem residents, access to the city and their residency. Worse still, Seam Zone residents face possible land annexation to make way for settlement expansions and new ones. They need permits to live in their homes and till their fields. Others in East Jerusalem living west of the Wall must cross barriers and have permits to access other parts of the West Bank. In theory, Jerusalem Palestinians may move freely within the city and through most of the West Bank. In practice, harsh security measures prevent it as well as their right to work in Israel, pay taxes, and get national insurance benefits. In addition, their Jer
[wanita-muslimah] Israel's ID/Permit System
Catatan: Bukan tipe saya mengirim artikel yang tidak relevan dengan misi milis ini, tetapi dengan tragedi kejahatan kemanusiaan berupa pembajakan flotilla untuk bantuan kemanusiaan oleh rezim brutal Israel, ada baiknya mempelajari ID/Permit System di Israel: segala sesuatu pakai ijin, dan menunjukkan kartu ID. Penulis Stephen Lendman menjelaskan bagaimana sistem ini bekerja, betapa buruknya sistem ini, lebih buruk daripada apartheid Afrika Selatan, dan mirip dengan bagaimana Nazi memperlakukan bangsa Yahudi dan bagaimana Amerika memperlakukan suku-suku Indian. Untuk selanjutnya saya akan membatasi diri dalam memberi komentar untuk topik-topik seperti ini, dan saya berharap serupa kepada anggota-anggota milis ini. Masih banyak milis lain untuk isu seperti ini. salam, =DWS http://baltimorechronicle.com/2010/051310Lendman.shtml COMMENTARY: Israel's ID/Permit System Note the similarity to how the Nazis treated the Jews, and how the United States treated native Indians. by Stephen Lendman Thursday, 13 May 2010 On April 23, Arizona's racist immigration bill became law. Called "Support Our Law Enforcement and Safe Neighborhood Act," it requires proof of legal entry or citizenship or face arrest, fines, jailing, and/or deportation. Under South African apartheid, pass laws segregated blacks from whites, restricted their movements, required pass books be carried at all times, and produced on demand or face arrest and prosecution. Evolving from the 18th and 19th century until their 1986 repeal, they restricted entry to cities, forcibly relocated blacks, denied them most public amenities and many forms of employment, and became apartheid's most hated symbol. Under Israeli military occupation, repression is worse than South Africa's. It's a sophisticated form of social, economic, political and racial discrimination, strangulation, and genocide, incorporating the worst elements of colonialism and apartheid as well as repressive dispossession, displacement and state terrorism to separate Palestinians from their land and heritage, deny them their rightful civil and human rights, and gradually remove or eliminate them altogether. Apartheid is the worst form of racism. Israeli militarized occupation is the worst form of apartheid, incorporating violence, military incursions, land theft, home demolitions, targeted assassinations, murder, mass arrests, torture, destruction of agricultural land, and isolation - measures amounting to genocide, including starving Gazans under siege. The ID/permit system is one of many elements designed to make greater Israel an ethnically pure Jewish state. Israel requires all permanent residents and citizens over 16 to have color-coded ID cards (called te'udat zehut) for West Bank and Gazan Palestinians, East Jerusalem ones, Israeli Arabs and Jews. For Palestinians, they dictate where they may live, work, and move, or be allowed through West Bank checkpoints, to Israel or Gaza. Doing so requires hard to get permits, easily cancelled without notice. More on them below. Jews have blue IDs, Palestinians either Israeli-issued orange ones (in Hebrew) or nearly identical Palestinian Authority-issued green ones with a PA seal on top, that include the following information: name and ID number; father and mother's names; date and place of birth; religion; marital status; gender; and photo. Prior to 2005, ethnicity was also included. It's still available on request from state registrations. A separate document includes: current and previous addresses; previous names; citizenship, including for permanent resident citizens of other countries; name, birth date and ID numbers for spouse and children; and electoral polling stamp. Since the 1993 Oslo Accords and follow-up agreements, West Bank Palestinians are prohibited from accessing Jerusalem health and educational services, the Separation Wall adding more impediments for thousands of residents on the West Bank side and others in the Seam Zone - the area east of the Green Line and west of the Wall. They also lose services, and for Jerusalem residents, access to the city and their residency. Worse still, Seam Zone residents face possible land annexation to make way for settlement expansions and new ones. They need permits to live in their homes and till their fields. Others in East Jerusalem living west of the Wall must cross barriers and have permits to access other parts of the West Bank. In theory, Jerusalem Palestinians may move freely within the city and through most of the West Bank. In practice, harsh security measures prevent it as well as their right to work in Israel, pay taxes, and get national insurance benefits. In addition, their Jerusalem residency isn't guaranteed. If they live outside the city for seven years, it's revoked, or if Israel wishes, revocation by military order may come. Israeli Arabs are citizens, their ID cards identifying their religion. Again theoretically, they have free access to the West Bank and Jer
