Zionist Racism in Shelters: Palestinians Forbidden Entry!

According to Saednews, citing the French newspaper L'Humanité, Zionist racism is preventing indigenous Palestinian residents from accessing missile shelters, and racist incidents in these places are on the rise.

The report states that since the war began on June 13 (Friday, June 2) by Benjamin Netanyahu, Prime Minister of the Zionist regime, many Arab Israelis have been denied access to shelters during alerts of missile or drone attacks from Iran.

In the city of Jaffa, where a large community of Palestinians with Israeli citizenship coexist alongside Jewish Israelis, these racist behaviors are increasing, and numerous reports condemn these racist actions with potentially deadly consequences.

According to Saednews, the ban on entry of Palestinians holding Israeli citizenship into the shelters of this fake regime not only depicts racial discrimination during war but also reflects the tolerance shown toward Zionists to impose lawlessness on others.

This policy presents a horrifying image of systematic racial discrimination and the deadly consequences of normalizing relations with the Zionist regime; because on one hand, this action is a blatant violation of Article 3 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and Article 6 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.

By justifying it under the guise of "security," the Zionists have institutionalized discrimination, evoking a modern version of the "Whites Only" signs from apartheid-era South Africa.

Analyzing this racist behavior also marks the failure of the illusion of peaceful coexistence with Zionists and serves as a warning for those Arab countries that normalized relations with the Israeli regime.

In fact, this policy exposes three realities: "racism," "normalization of relations as complicity in Israel’s crimes," and "silence in the face of Zionist regime crimes as approval of their genocide."

It should be noted that this action is not merely a security policy; it is a test of humanity’s conscience. History has shown that ignoring apartheid (like in South Africa) eventually faces a tsunami of resistance.

Now the global community must choose whether to side with complicity in racism or stand against it.