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Who do you support? Comment why and your position on the matter. Also let us know your nationality. Thanks.

Just kidding, it's actually a Pro-Israel oath. In her school work contract it forbids her to boycott Israel. This is due to a Texan law as conjunction with the Anti-BDS (Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions) Against Israel Law.

Anti-BDS laws were passed in other 25 states.

The teacher filed a lawsuit that the law and putting such oaths in job contracts is a violation of First Amendment. Against Free Speech.
https://www.timesofisrael.com/texas-speech-pathologist-files-federal-lawsuit-over-anti-bds-law/

https://www.haaretz.com/us-news/.premium-barred-texas-speech-pathologist-s-lawyer-seeks-injunction-against-anti-bds-law-1.6761278

https://theintercept.com/2018/12/17/israel-texas-anti-bds-law/

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/texas-speech-pathologist-fired-sign-israel-palestine-pledge-anti-bds-intercept-a8688031.html

4 #metoo women were taken down in one weekend over homophobic tweets and they went back to get Kevin Hart on 2012 tweets. Also mainstream feminism is starting to eat itself and they're splitting into Pro-Israel and Pro-Palestine factions which will NOT end well.

A dude named mark lemont hill was fired by CNN for criticism of Israel and support of free Palestine at the UN. You know cause it is "anti Semitic".

Israel🇮🇱 for me.

Please know that I am not trolling, I'm not making this up. This happened last night

So this Armenian class I just dropped, my professor only writes English-translated pronounciations to the Jews, Mexicans, and people whose *dads* are Armenians, but he refuses to give them to *me* whose *mom* is Armenian and I got frustrated in class so I told him that I don’t know how to read the sentences in Armenian and he told me that he has been giving instructions since day one..
Yet he LIES to me, says the classmate that I was working with also isn't Armenian, and by the way he is also a supporter of Israel (he uses that term occasionally to refer to Jerusalem where he was born, but never says Palestine unless it's next to Israel). I SUPPORT PALESTINE. I said “H*il H***er” (and a guy gasped), got up and yelled “F**K TRUMP SUPPORTERS AND F**K YOU” (to the whole class and the teacher), and said “I’M DROPPING THIS CLASS” and “ISR**L SUPPORTERS ARE TRASH.” And I also scream the n-word with the hard-r in it when I'm mad but only when black people aren't around
I went on to the school website and dropped the class immediately.

He even said to the whole class filled with guys and girls, "Whatever your dad is, that's what you are" and he didn't even mention moms.

by the way, 2 people dropped out before me and I'm the third. I'm paternally Jordanian and maternally Armenian

I hate the fact that I have to agree with people here in Egypt that jeruslem is the capital of Palestine. While in fact, historically it was 100% for the jews until the heathen Saracens conquered it
That's just what I think though

In Palestine and Lebanon, there is a positive association between cousin marraige and reported cleft lip/palate cases.
Around 5% of the Qatari population suffered from hereditary hearing loss; most were descendants of a consanguineous relationship.
In Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Arabs in Israel, it has been discovered that offspring of consanguineous relationships have an increased risk of congenital malformations, congenital heart defects, congenital hydrocephalus and neural tube defects.
Pakistanis in Britain, 55% marry a first cousin. Given the high rate of such marriages, many children come from repeat generations of first-cousin marriages. These children are 13 times more likely than the general population to produce children with genetic disorders, and one in ten children of first-cousin marriages in Birmingham either dies in infancy or develops a serious disability. The BBC also states that Pakistani-Britons, who account for some 3% of all births in the UK, produce "just under a third" of all British children with genetic illnesses. Published studies show that mean perinatal mortality in the Pakistani community of 15.7 per thousand significantly exceeds that in the indigenous population and all other ethnic groups in Britain.