Israel immigration plan exposes panic over mass exodus

The new Israel immigration plan is to bribe new immigrants — only Jewish, of course, for the apartheid state — to come and live there. It’s also offering the same bribe to those who left the country during the past two years of its genocide in Gaza and its attacks on its regional neighbours.

Israel immigration plan reeks of despair

Both sets of people will be charged 0% tax for their first two years in the colony, under a budget measure highlighted by a Zionist journalist. Israel is desperately trying to reverse negative net migration since the colonial regime began its genocide in Gaza. This has been peppered with Israeli attacks on Iran, Yemen, Lebanon, Syria and Qatar – and saw Israelis fleeing in terror from heavy retaliation from the first two nations, who have formed the backbone of resistance to Israel’s genocide and land theft.

Iran, in particular, exposed huge vulnerabilities in Israel’s air defences, hitting key military and intelligence targets more or less at will. Iranian missiles destroyed huge portions of Tel Aviv as well as Israeli port facilities and key military and intelligence sites, according to media investigations despite the government’s attempts to hide the extent of the damage, while Yemen’s blockade of Israeli and Israel-bound shipping bankrupted the colony’s third-largest port.

Mass exodus

The realisation of the coloniser’s citizens that Israel’s violence put them in danger led to a mass exodus as those who were able fled and others were forced to leave their stolen homes in border areas – and now the Netanyahu regime is trying to tempt them back by offering them, essentially, free cash and exposing the fundamental antisemitism of the Zionist mindset.

Analysts also believe that Israel is preparing ‘false flag’ attacks in the US and Europe, in an attempt to kill two birds with one stone – demonising the anti-genocide movement and terrifying Jews in both areas into believing that there is no alternative but to flee to the ‘safety’ of Israel. This is far more than conspiracy theory – Israel has a long history of such false-flag attacks and its bombing of Jewish targets in Egypt, in the infamous ‘Lavon affair’ in the 1950s, to frighten Egyptian Jews into emigrating to Israel, and has been a matter of record for decades.

And the Zionist journalist’s announcement of the zero tax offer lines up with this fear-mongering, quoting a London-based Zionist commentator claiming that Jews need to flee the UK – and then throwing in a smear against New York City’s new mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani, who has been risibly and Islamophobically defamed by the US Israel lobby in its (woefully unsuccessful) attempts to prevent his election:

At Shabbat lunch today, all the families were talking about when and where to go. Every family I know speaks about this now as an inevitability. They look at the flight of French Jews and see that as a map for how this will unfold — and already is. One question people kept returning to is what will be the specific event that makes them say enough. Where is the line? The answers they gave were ominous ones.

Unfortunately, the disturbing sentiment expressed by Rindsberg is not limited to British Jewry (looking at you, @ZohranKMamdani) – and Israel’s government, it seems, has taken note.

The Israel lobby in various countries has also mounted false flag ‘hate crimes’ against their own synagogues and other buildings, most notably this year’s planned ‘bomb attack’ that was exposed to have been organised by a criminal gang, funded by pro-Israel interests.