Anti-Zionist Jew TAKES ON Debbie Wasserman Schultz: NO MORE MONEY for Israel While U.S. Rots 

You probably meant "regressives". There's absolutely nothing progressive in taking this country down to your communist values.

Things don't last forever.

It will take many cycles to put a dent

Occupation of what?! Why is it so hard for regressives to deal with facts? Israel left Gaza in 2005, uprooting more than 5000 Jewish families, and yet your poor beloved Palestinians still managed to show what a bunch of s@dists they are 2 decades later.

like we do not have enough terrorist supporters in congress already.

In 2020, she lost 1 to 4. Dream on!

@@cluelesssss Different year, different times.

​@@pattyanderson1199 You mean, this time she'll have an extra few hundreds of woke antisemite supporters triggered by the Gaza war?

Same!

Good people values.

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Add it to the list

It was actually forced sterilization without consent

You are again disseminating half-truth that is worse than lie. Below is detailed review of what actually happened. Overview of Contraceptive Use Among Ethiopian Jews in Israel The controversy over the administration of contraceptives to Ethiopian Jewish women in Israel centers around allegations that these women were given Depo-Provera injections without proper consent, and sometimes under coercion, which has led to accusations of racial discrimination and even ethnic cleansing. Background and Initial Allegations The issue first came to light through investigative journalism and subsequent reports by various news outlets. Gal Gabbay's 2012 investigation revealed that many Ethiopian women were administered Depo-Provera injections under the pretext of them being essential inoculations during their immigration process from Ethiopia to Israel. These women often did not understand that the injections were contraceptives and were led to believe that the shots were mandatory for their immigration process​. Health Ministry and Public Justifications Initially, Israeli officials defended the practice by citing public health reasons. They argued that long-acting contraceptives like Depo-Provera were intended to help Ethiopian women manage their reproductive health during their challenging integration into Israeli society. The Health Ministry claimed this approach was to prevent unplanned pregnancies that might complicate the resettlement process​ . Reactions and Ethical Concerns However, the practice drew significant criticism from human rights organizations and activists. They condemned it as a violation of medical ethics and an act of racial discrimination. Testimonies from the affected women highlighted that they were often coerced into taking the injections without being fully informed of their nature or consequences. This led to accusations that the policy was racially motivated and aimed at controlling the population growth of a marginalized community​. Government Admission and Policy Changes In 2013, following public outcry and media pressure, Israel's Health Ministry admitted that Ethiopian women had been given Depo-Provera without proper consent. Health Ministry Director General Prof. Ron Gamzu issued directives to halt the automatic renewal of Depo-Provera prescriptions for Ethiopian women without clear and informed consent. This move was intended to address the ethical concerns raised and prevent future occurrences of such practices​. Broader Implications and Allegations of Ethnic Cleansing The allegations of coerced contraception have been viewed by some as a form of ethnic cleansing, intended to limit the growth of the Ethiopian Jewish population within Israel. This perspective is bolstered by the broader context of systemic discrimination against Ethiopian Jews, who have faced various social and economic barriers in Israeli society. Critics argue that the contraceptive policy reflects a deeper racial bias and a demographic strategy that contrasts with Israel's generally pro-natalist policies towards other Jewish populations​. Conclusion The controversy over the administration of contraceptives to Ethiopian Jewish women highlights significant issues of race, integration, and reproductive rights within Israeli society. The government's eventual admission and subsequent policy changes have been steps towards addressing these ethical violations, but the incident underscores ongoing challenges in ensuring equal treatment and respect for the rights of all communities in Israel. PS. I have Ethiopian Jew in my extended family. According her information, the impact on the community was greatly exaggerated.

You are again disseminating half-truth that is worse than lie. Below is detailed review of what actually happened. Overview of Contraceptive Use Among Ethiopian Jews in Israel The controversy over the administration of contraceptives to Ethiopian Jewish women in Israel centers around allegations that these women were given Depo-Provera injections without proper consent, and sometimes under coercion, which has led to accusations of racial discrimination and even ethnic cleansing. Background and Initial Allegations The issue first came to light through investigative journalism and subsequent reports by various news outlets. Gal Gabbay's 2012 investigation revealed that many Ethiopian women were administered Depo-Provera injections under the pretext of them being essential inoculations during their immigration process from Ethiopia to Israel. These women often did not understand that the injections were contraceptives and were led to believe that the shots were mandatory for their immigration process​. Health Ministry and Public Justifications Initially, Israeli officials defended the practice by citing public health reasons. They argued that long-acting contraceptives like Depo-Provera were intended to help Ethiopian women manage their reproductive health during their challenging integration into Israeli society. The Health Ministry claimed this approach was to prevent unplanned pregnancies that might complicate the resettlement process​ . Reactions and Ethical Concerns However, the practice drew significant criticism from human rights organizations and activists. They condemned it as a violation of medical ethics and an act of racial discrimination. Testimonies from the affected women highlighted that they were often coerced into taking the injections without being fully informed of their nature or consequences. This led to accusations that the policy was racially motivated and aimed at controlling the population growth of a marginalized community​. Government Admission and Policy Changes In 2013, following public outcry and media pressure, Israel's Health Ministry admitted that Ethiopian women had been given Depo-Provera without proper consent. Health Ministry Director General Prof. Ron Gamzu issued directives to halt the automatic renewal of Depo-Provera prescriptions for Ethiopian women without clear and informed consent. This move was intended to address the ethical concerns raised and prevent future occurrences of such practices​. Broader Implications and Allegations of Ethnic Cleansing The allegations of coerced contraception have been viewed by some as a form of ethnic cleansing, intended to limit the growth of the Ethiopian Jewish population within Israel. This perspective is bolstered by the broader context of systemic discrimination against Ethiopian Jews, who have faced various social and economic barriers in Israeli society. Critics argue that the contraceptive policy reflects a deeper racial bias and a demographic strategy that contrasts with Israel's generally pro-natalist policies towards other Jewish populations​. Conclusion The controversy over the administration of contraceptives to Ethiopian Jewish women highlights significant issues of race, integration, and reproductive rights within Israeli society. The government's eventual admission and subsequent policy changes have been steps towards addressing these ethical violations, but the incident underscores ongoing challenges in ensuring equal treatment and respect for the rights of all communities in Israel. PS. I have Ethiopian Jew in my extended family. According her information, the impact on the community was greatly exaggerated.

There are 68 racist laws in Israel

Of Venezuela

Jen's pretty great up close, too!

No there isn't, but thanks for outing yourself as an antisemite. It makes it easier for decent people to avoid you.

Same!

That's ok. We're sick your anti-Zionist (which is to say, antisemitic) shit. Israel's not going anywhere, and neither are we.

If you're tired of people resisting your pledge, then make it more pallatable 🤷🏻‍♀️

Well we're tired of you delegitimizing our right to self-determination in our own country. We do not claim to be a "Super Race." We claim the same right as every other people on earth to exist and develop our society in peace.

Well. Well. Geffrey. The holy man. Nothing. Is more. Insulting. To. Israeli. Than. The truth. Living. On. Stolen. Land. Does. Tend. To. Make. Thieves. Paranoid. Just. Look at. The. Illegal. Squatters. Appalling. Behaviour. The. Plunderers. Settllers. Stealing Palestinians land. Even. 🫒 Olive trees. Anti semitism. Anti Israeli. Anti zionist. Don't. Make. Slaughter. Innocent defffencleless. Palestinians. Jews. Never. Had. State. Except. By. Foce. Even. With. Nuclear bombs. Make you. Coward to. Deffend. Yourself.

Excuse me. If.you. Are. Israeli. Warmonger. Living. On stolen. Palestinian. Land. Does. Tend. To make. Thieves. Paranoid. Palestine. Not. Your. Country no matter. What you. Saying. Truth. Is. Insulting. For. Super. Race.