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Thursday, May 20, 2010

Egypt may strip citizenship from people married to Zionists

I almost skipped this story, because I'd be happy to see all these Israelis forced to divorce their Egyptian Muslim spouses.

The Egyptian Supreme court is considering whether to strip citizenship from Egyptians who are married to Israelis. Egypt and Israel entered into a 'peace treaty' in 1979.
The issue began with attorney Nabil al-Wahsh, who filed a lawsuit in an Egyptian lower court last year on the grounds that “Egyptian nationality law warns against marriage to anyone characterized as Zionist.” Thousands of Egyptians, including many who lived in Iraq and returned after the 1990 Gulf War, moved to Israel in search of work and married Israeli women.

The court ruled that the Interior Ministry must investigate cases in which Egyptian men were married to Israeli women, and the status of their children. The court directed the ministry to 'take the necessary steps to strip them of their nationality,' reported the news service.

The Interior and Foreign Ministries appealed the case, according to the report, saying the issue was a legislative point that should be decided by the country's parliament, and not the courts. Next month the High Court will rule on the case.

Al-Wahsh told AFP that although he was unable to obtain official census data on the number of Egyptian men married to Israeli women, he believes the number is approximately 30,000. “Only 10 percent are married to Arab Israelis,' he added, claiming “the majority are married to Israelis considered Zionist.”
Note that last paragraph - this is why I posted this. 27,000 Jewish Israeli women are married to Egyptian Muslims!?! What is wrong with these people?

1 Comments:

At 12:50 AM, Blogger NormanF said...

Its fiction. I bet they're almost all Israeli Arabs married to Egyptians and to call them Zionists is a stretch.

But it reveals how deep Jew hatred remains in Egypt three decades after Israel signed a peace treaty with that country. And the situation with Jordan is hardly any better.

Some peace!

What could go wrong indeed

 

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