Just to make it clear, we don't mean that immigration is devil, since we already shared previously positive points too, and this DOESN'T mean we are supporting Anders Behring Breivik ideas too. We always keep a neutral point showing pro and contras. At the end we are 🇨🇭, neutrality is our blood!
https://t.iss.one/TerrorismTelegram/415
It's about immigration in general, not related to Islam or whatever. So not what Breivik said.

Goal is even not to see "migrants as a power", when at the end we don't respect human rights! like we do with disabled people, which are simply exploited. This is a real story we saw directly during our ZIVI (= alternative to military in Switzerland)! If we use such migrants for 0.5 cents each hour, this is against rights ... and so is not a real power. Is human abuse! Such topic is available in Prison Break too ...

Plus we need to consider that there is migrant and migrant, depending from the origin country ... with different knowledges / abilities etc. Criminality depends from this too. Currently there is a 50/50
https://t.iss.one/TerrorismTelegram/448

High criminality is available in 🇺🇸, 🇫🇷, 🇨🇦, etc. in general.

As we said, we build walls against immigration or similar things
https://t.iss.one/ApartheidPalestine/70

Grensegjerder bygges nå over hele Europa. På Storskog grensestasjon i Sør-Varanger, settes det opp et 3,5 meter høyt ståltrådgjerde langs den norsk-russiske grensen.

Border fences are now being built across Europe. At Storskog border station in Sør-Varanger, a 3.5 meter high steel wire fence is being erected along the Norwegian-Russian border https://perma.cc/P69E-PVRD

Las vallas dividen a Europa: radiografía de los muros con los que la UE trata de contener la migración irregular https://perma.cc/BLX9-MGYF

Now let we check the pictures.

Sweden, Germany think they do something +, but increase terrorism.

DE, Sweden, Japan, UK, Canada, Australia think they are +, but are ready to deport them ...

DE, UK, Australia, Spain think the same: migrant don't want to adapt ..

Israel Air Force (IAF) air strikes (and sea-based strikes along the Gaza Strip) increased considerably and were mostly targeted against PA security and governmental installations as well as ammunition warehouses in order to punish the PA for supporting the uprising and terror/guerrilla campaign. While the IAF air campaign enabled Israel to degrade effectively the PA’s military infrastructure, it was far less successful in eliminating potential suicide bombers, which the IDF dubbed as ‘ticking bombs’.

By early 2001, Hamas and PIJ had fully resumed suicide terror bombings within Israel itself.

The decision to create a security barrier, which would separate Israelis from Palestinians and protect Israel from further terrorist infiltration, had already been taken in late 2001. The partial construction and operation of this security fence by 2003 was very effective in reducing the number of successful suicide attacks in Israel and, according to some analysts, proved to be a much more effective method than Israel’s targeted killing policy.
https://t.iss.one/ApartheidPalestine/70
https://t.iss.one/ApartheidPalestine/89
https://t.iss.one/ApartheidPalestine/83

Though the IDF had been effective in reducing the number of successful suicide attacks against Israeli civilian targets by mid-2004, Palestinian violence increased, particularly within the Gaza Strip, where the Intifada had become an ‘“over/under” conflict, with mortar shells and Qassam rockets being increasingly fired against Israeli settlements’ and Israeli towns bordering the Gaza Strip and IEDs being targeted against Israeli convoys more frequently than had been the case at the start of the conflict.

So, while the IDF was able to reduce the phenomenon of suicide terrorism by late 2004, Palestinian insurgency had adapted itself by relying more on Gaza-based rocket and IED attacks. Such attacks increased even after the IDF decided to conduct two major operations in the Gaza Strip (i.e., Operations ‘Rainbow’ in May 2004 and ‘Days of Penitence’ in October 2004).

🇮🇱: We are innocent.

Still interesting that prisoners are increasing ...

Human rights organizations claim that Palestinians from the Occupied Territories, who are in prisons and detention centres in Israel itself, are being held in violation of the Fourth Geneva Convention of 1949. Israel consistently maintains that this constitutes a legitimate exercise of its legal rights as the Occupying Power under the Convention.

For example, in 1977 a few hundred Palestinian prisoners were released on the occasion of religious festivals, and in 1985 some 1500 Palestinian political prisoners were released in exchange for three Israeli soldiers held by the PFLP (Palestinian Front for the Liberation of Palestine—General Command) of Ahmad Jibril.

Indeed, during certain periods, the numbers of Palestinians held in custody by the Israeli Army were much higher than those held in civil custody. For example, in 1989, during the peak year of the Intifada, some 4000 Palestinian prisoners were held in the IPS prisons and nearly 9000 were imprisoned in various army prisons and detention centres (Cohen, 1989: 194).

An examination of the breakdown of Palestinian security prisoners accord- ing to a more detailed classification of offences shows that in 1993, 56.7 per cent were convicted for terrorist/hostile activity, 27.5 per cent were convicted for violations involving membership in an illegal organization, 5.2 per cent were convicted for production, possession or throwing an explosive, a grenade or a Molotov cocktail and 3.8 per cent were convicted for causing death. No corresponding data have been published for later years.

Palestinian sources provide much higher numbers. For exam- ple, The Palestinian Prisoner Society reported that upwards of 10,000 Palestinians were arrested throughout the course of the military reoccupation of Palestinian cities in April 2002, 5000 of whom remained in detention centres.

Done by 🇮🇱 Bar-Ilan University

ההחלטה להחזיר לכלא את יונתן היילו חושפת את הטיפול הכושל של המדינה בשיקום אסירים: אחריות שנופלת בין שני משרדים ממשלתיים, מחסור באנשי מקצוע ותקציב זעום, של פחות מ-40 מיליון שקל, שלא מאפשר לעתים אפילו סיוע מינימלי • התוצאה: כ-80% מהאסירים לשעבר חוזרים לזירת הפשע בתוך שלוש שנים

= The decision to return Yonatan Hailo to prison reveals the state's failed handling of prisoner rehabilitation: responsibility that falls between two government ministries, a lack of professionals and a meager budget of less than NIS 40 million, which sometimes does not allow for even minimal assistance • The result: about 80% of the prisoners The former return to the scene of the crime within three years

היה נדמה ששחרורו של יונתן היילו מהכלא, יהיה תיקון מוסרי לטרגדיה קורעת הלב של הצעיר יוצא אתיופיה, שרצח את האנס שלו ונשפט ל-20 שנות מאסר.

= It seemed that Yonatan Hailo's ... who murdered his rapist and was sentenced to 20 years in prison https://perma.cc/GX5C-GE7C

As the meeting went ahead, Hamas said Israel would have to release all Palestinian prisoners from its jails to secure freedom for the hostages seized by Hamas fighters on October 7 https://perma.cc/NJ8X-ADH6

Thousands of Palestinians are held in 19 prisons in Israel and one inside the occupied West Bank.

Hamas has said it will not release the hostages until Israel ends its bombardment of Gaza, and only then in exchange for the release of 5,000 Palestinian prisoners held by Israel, including women and children https://perma.cc/7BX3-GALE

If the prisoners are criminals or not is another point ... like how they get treated ...

Palestinians in Israeli prisons suffer—and die—from torture and poor living conditions Since 1967, the Palestinian Prisoners Society (PPSMO) has documented 72 deaths due to torture (Abu Samra 2020).

Israel has used them since its creation in 1948 to incarcerate Palestinians and criminalize their resistance Alongside the 4,650 Palestinian political prisoners in Israeli jails documented by the Palestinian human rights organization Addameer (2022) ...

Palestinian male prisoners have even smuggled their sperm to their wives back home for in vitro fertilization (IVF) treatment Dallal al-Zabn was able to get pregnant in early 2012 using her husband’s sperm— the first documented success—smuggled from the jail in a small plastic bag placed in a date (Touma 2021).

They also tried prison breaks, most recently on September 6, 2021, when six Palestinian prisoners successfully escaped Jalbou Israeli Prison through a tunnel they dug (Shwaikh 2021).

The best known was in 1987 when six prisoners cut iron bars and escaped Gaza Israeli Prison (Bab el-Wad 2017) Also, in 1996, three prisoners in Ashkelon Prison dug a tunnel, two of whom escaped disguised in women’s clothing while the third was caught because of his men’s shoes (Metras 2021).

Done by International Center on Nonviolent Conflict (🇺🇸)

Prisoners facts:
https://t.iss.one/IsraelWarBullshit/439