That's completely fine. I don't see a problem with that

There are actually lots of legal Ethiopians in Israel and government programs to bring more.

Yeah come to think about it, they also have palestenians living there

And serving

Yup

You dont have many isrelis in palestine

Druze, Bedouins, Palestinians, etc.

Israel is 20% arab.

Anyways if it was an ethnostate they are doing a bad job of it.

It's just america

Huh, it would be really ironic if the Jews became the new nazis

Enforcing borders isnt a issue, but the above bit that was linked, was something that is now part of their constitution

Israel was always for Jews now it’s just written. I don’t think it will change policy.

If they start deporting non Jewish citizens I’d be concerned.

What does "right of national self-determination" mean? o.O

nazi obvs

Im trying to actually find what the bill contains

But im failing to find any article that actually gives a link or spells out the bill

It was a change/addition to their constitution

But other then removing arabic as a official language, and the bit of exluciding 'self determination' to jewish people, cant find many specifics

Yeah Im bad. I got mad in advance

I think it’s a bunch of stuff about national symbols, holidays, language, and stuff like that.

Wacka gave a good link in general

https://www.timesofisrael.com/final-text-of-jewish-nation-state-bill-set-to-become-law/

So basically it doesn’t change much.

Admittedly, Yeah. Its going to piss off people who oppose Netanyahu/Etc, but it doesnt seem like it will have much of a effect on policy. It did inject a few things currently being done into the constitution though.

https://i.imgur.com/zs6nf9a.png

https://i.imgur.com/dSSkaXh.png

Mostly just solidifies things already being done.

Basically.

which makes it hard to undo

Yup.

Not that I think it would have been anyways. It’s been like that for the past seventy years.

most likely not

but its just that much harder

like, the reverse point is true: this change wasn't needed, it most likely was not going to change

Yeah it could go either way.

I kind of think that when there are so many people trying to delegitimize Israel that something like that can be useful to implement.

Enshrining the settlements isnt something i approve of myself

The settlement part is pretty vague and could be interpreted as either "people settling in Israel by moving there" or "expanding into the West Bank". Maybe it was vague on purpose.

https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2018/06/the-newest-fight-against-the-extrajudicial-killing-of-americans/563018/