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Re:Israel passes law denying naturalization to Palestinian s... by jonathan-adly on Friday March 11, 2022 @09:53AM (#30640606)
What does the ultra-Orthodox Jews think about those parades?

Just by the demographics alone, those guys will be in charge very soon. (or Israel will cease to be democratic).

So yes, Israel is not there yet, but well on its way. (and I have no problems with that, as long as they don't try to impose their religious values on me).

Re:Israel passes law denying naturalization to Palestinian s... by redditwhat on Friday March 11, 2022 @09:57AM (#30640675)
As an atheist-jew living in Israel, I will be the first to denounce ultra-orthodox Jews living in Israel and their chosen lifestyle, and I truly hope they won't ever become a majority here. But like you said, until then- It's a western country with western values through and through
Re:Israel passes law denying naturalization to Palestinian s... by AniseAbyss on Friday March 11, 2022 @12:24PM (#30642931)
No it isn't. In my country religion has no impact whatsoever in who you can marry or your citizenship.

Israel is not "just like us". It is a country founded on a religion. It treats that religion as superior and grants it more status. To be harsh Israel is more like KSA and Iran.