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Letter to the Editor: Apartheid Israel?

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Dear Editor

A lovely photo from the 31st of May with one of the presidential candidates, who was born and brought up in Morocco, surrounded by young Israelis.

Photo credit The BFD. Photo supplied.

Does not look one bit like apartheid South Africa. I mean in reality, apart from the black people in the photo, it’s very hard to distinguish the Israelis from the Arabs. And I hate to say it, if the black people were in a autocratic Muslim country they may well be there with less rights than anyone else.

It’s time for New Zealanders to wake up to the propaganda being shoved down their throats by a compliant MSM.

Signed

G C

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