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To: Sam who wrote (240552)	9/2/2007 8:35:57 AM
From: Elroy	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 281500

Somehow you appear to want to conflate notions of "citizenship" with "understandings of humanity." News flash--they aren't the same. In terms of which types of humans are entitled to citizenship in the respective countries, what I said was accurate. The US grants citizenship to all humans born within its borders, regardless - ie, all men are created equal. Israel grants citizenship to Jewish humans regardless of where they were born, and denies it to non-Jewish, non-Israelis - ie, Jewish humans are different than non-Jewish humans. In terms of the two countries values on equality of humans, Israel and the US are quite different.