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Eli
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Israel
Jul 2000 time: 07:25
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And the reason for the Belgian policy...
The most popular names for newborn boys in Brussels in 2000&2001.
1) MOHAMED
3) AYOUB
5) BILAL
6) MEHDI
10) HAMZA
And girls :
3) IMANE
4) RANIA
5) YOUSRA
9) YASMINE
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Oerdin
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of Internet Music.
Sep 2001 time: 21:25
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Frogger: I can't find detailed info on the break down of religion in Belgium but I did find that 90% were Christian (edit: It said 90% Roman Catholic)and 10% other. I'd be willing to bet the vast majority of that is muslim. By contrast the Jewish population in the U.S. is only 1.9%. Now do you see why the politicians in Belgium need to pay so much closer attention to how the muslim population feels?
*Edit: That Roman Catholic 90%, as opposed to Christian, hurts my argument alittle but the basic trend is probably still the same.
Last edited by Oerdin on 16-02-2003 at 04:10
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Spiffor
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CPA - Evil Clone brigade
Nov 2001 time: 06:25
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quote: Originally posted by Oerdin
It is true. There was a spike but I believe it has settled down. Does anyone know for sure? | In France, the Arabs are taken as priviledged tagets from the police, have dire hardships to find a job when there is competition with typical white French, they are deemed as lazy and using shamlessly the welfare system.
Both far right parties attack the Arabs much more than any other minority (including the Blacks), and the conservative party subtly profits from the rampant racism sometimes. OTOH, it has massive support among the Jews I know of.
In France, antisemitism has known a renewal with the 2nd intifada, which has led to demonstrations and destructions in several synagogues. The police took action very quickly to protect these holy places, and antisemitism remains rampant in a part of the muslim minority.
Except for some rare occurences with Le Pen, no party has shown any antisemitism. Le Pen's antisemitic provocations have both resulted in trials, and he lost his diplomatic immunity twice.
Left-wing parties are vocal against Israel's policies, but they are not antisemitic by any standard (if you acknowledge there is a difference between Sharon's administration and the Jewish people ). Antisemitism is not in the political values of any party except some of the far right, and it's considered a serious offence which can have dire political consequences.
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