Tough neighbourhood, tough love.

Thanks for the encouragement anyway.

Incidentally, as you seem to read all these reports could you tell me why none of the alleged victims or perpetrators was identified?

Surely that would make it difficult for the complaints to be investigated or to even discern whether the alleged toturers were Jewish, Arab, Druze or other.

So in the absence of any proof whatsoever, the Jews (not zionists) get the blame.

What I learned on Kibbutz was to love and respect my neighbours and treat everyone as an equal – including Jew, Arab or whatever.

That's very encouraging, though with all due respects, you have a strange way of showing it – unless what you came back with was a particularly unique brand of tough love?

id you mean to say “Zionists who like to torture Arabs” or was it “Arabs who like to complain about being tortured by Jews”?

I take it you mean that the Arabs being tortured have no right to do so and that you approve of torture?

Is that what you learned while on the Kabbutz?

Unless it was you in the camps. That would count as a 'gift to the nation.'