The fifth column: Israeli non-Jews protest Knesset racism

The Knesset finally took on the tens of thousands of non-Jews, a fraction of non-Jews who groundlessly reside in the Jewish state. The Right of Return law’ amendment, adopted in the first reading and unlikely to pass, demands that children of Slavic, Black, and Arab residents of the Jewish state go. Even so, they might re-enter the Jewish state through family re-unification schemes.
Israel Beitenu’s Lieberman, who otherwise poses as ardent Jew, promised to battle the amendment which is detrimental to his Slavic constituency.
Olmert and Jerusalem Mayor Lupolyanski recently decried the growing number of Arabs in Jerusalem. Israeli official mood swings to the right, prompted by swelling numbers of hostile non-Jews in Israel.