Apparently, people in France deny that the protesters are immigrants, or non-French born in France. That's despite the worldwide reports that confirm that, as well as all the videos and documentations from there.

And people don't seem to care about destroying entire streets, vandalizing French landmarks, burning city buildings, burning and looting stores, burning cars, attacking police force, etc.

No matter what this population will do - rape, steal, burn, cause chaos - people deny these issues and justify their causes. The Spain's issues in Ceuta as well - justified by the rest of spain.

It seems like the day of sobriety will never come. I thought one day everything will turn over the population that hates Israel, and the Europeans will see who they truly are. Doesn't it happen or am I just in a leftist echo chamber? Europeans users can also happily comment. I also live in the EU, but here people are already racist to this population and they're in a weak spot, so none of that is a thing.

Specifically the Western Media and the Left Wing political ecosystem.

I’m not saying the Left would support Israel if they weren’t white but I do think various parts of the conversation on the Left would be much softer than they are now.

Do you think it's:

— Bad and should be under under Jewish synagogue. Arabic signs removed.

— Good. You feel thanksful for Arabs taking care of the tombs and preserving it.

— Or you simply don't care about it?

I am not hating or downplaying other Jewish groups, or creating a divide.

But it's widely considered that Ashkenazi Jews have the highest average IQ among all the ethnicities. Close to 115. Higher than East Asians (Koreans, Japanese, Chinese) who have the highest average IQ among the (independent) nations/countries.

26% of all Nobel Prize winners in science are Ashkenazi Jews.

While other Jewish groups score average (IQ) results. I wonder why it's like that? Did Ashkenazi Jews traditionally heavily rely on importance of education? Like Asian Americans doing nowadays?

Thanks.

How do you feel about it? Were any of you there?

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I am fascinated by how Israel built an scientific and industrial base so quickly. How much of this was "home grown" versus skilled Jewish people emigrating there.

I know this is a broad question. Maybe you know some good books on the subject.