Israeli flags in Umm al Fahm are a great victory for the right-wing cause. Over police objections, the Supreme Court magnanimously allowed Baruch Marzel to march with a couple hundred Jews down the streets of the Israeli Arab town Umm Al Fahm. The Israeli town is so hostile to Jews that walking there, let alone marching, is dangerous. The town is normally off-limits to Israeli police.
Consider this: in the Jewish state Jews need the Supreme Court’s permission to walk in a particular town. Not in even in Poland or Ukraine are Jews under such restrictions.
The marchers won’t be allowed to carry banners like any other demonstrators, but merely Israeli flags—the court correctly believes the sight of Israeli flags is sufficiently insulting to our Arab neighbors.
Arabs and homosexuals can march anywhere they wish in Israel, including for Arabs the Temple Mount.
