Nazi permit for Jews to use public transportation
As The Electronic Intifada reported Tuesday, several Palestinian activists were arrested after attempting to travel on segregated Israeli public bus number 148 without Israeli permits.
Israel has imposed a movement restriction regime that severely limits Palestinians’ freedom of movement for the benefit of the population of its illegal settlements. Approximately 500,000 Israelis live in Jewish-only settlements in the occupied West Bank. According to the Israeli human rights group B’Tselem, Israel has taken control of approximately 50 percent of the land of the West Bank for the establishment, expansion and servicing of settlements — in contravention of international humanitarian law, including the Fourth Geneva Convention.
Palestinian Freedom Riders, taking inspiration from the US civil rights movement that challenged segregation in the US south, boarded buses in an attempt to travel from the occupied West Bank to Jerusalem — off limits to the vast majority of Palestinians living under occupation.
Video shot by Anne Paq with the ActiveStills collective shows activists boarding the bus and Israeli forces asking them in broken Arabic for their travel permits. The soldiers then drag the activists from their seats.
“Why does he have ask me about the permits and not ask the settlers about the permits? This is discrimination, this is apartheid,” says one of the Freedom Riders as he passively resists being dragged off the bus.
“I’m a Freedom Rider, I just want to go to Jerusalem!” shouts one activist as she is dragged from the bus.
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If you know anyone that supports zionism ….. send them the following video.. it just might be a wakeup call.
Palestinians that resist the zionist occupation are referred to as terrorists….
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Jews that resisted the nazi occupation were referred to as heroes….
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Desertpeace 
Tom Sullivan said,
November 20, 2011 at 17:49
Just to clear this up. In czarist Russia, everyone had to carry an internal travel document (passport) and could be asked for it at any time. This peculiar piece of bureaucracy was carried forward into (and frequently attributed to) the Soviet era and did not only apply to Jewish people. Ditto with Nazi-occupied Eastern Europe. Anyone could have heard the words “Papiere bitte”, not just the Jewish. Any suggestion to the contrary is the product of an overly-active persecution complex.
Bertiz Benhamid said,
November 20, 2011 at 18:38
‘Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.’
Israel | The Aussie Digger : Home of all Australian Veterans ex Service and Serving members said,
November 20, 2011 at 21:07
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Fran SA said,
November 22, 2011 at 06:12
Tom Sullivan
There were plenty of restrictions for Jews in Russia. Numerus causus and numerus nullus, that’s for the start. They were not allowed to live in St. Petersbrg and they were not allowd to buy land.
Wheras the document control was widely spread, only in Russia in peaceful times Jews had their background written in their internal passports.
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November 24, 2011 at 19:27
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