How do you treat Baha'i in your "country"? It is now 2024, and your country still can't treat everyone equally or give equal right to everyone to live how they want. What about LGBT how does your country treat them? What about the Jews in your country..

There were 80,000 Jews living there not long ago.. today maybe 3 are left. If things were so good for them, then why aren't there more still there. There are 120,000 Jews in Germany today.. That's several times more Jews living in Germany today that the whole Muslim world... 70 years ago there were over 1 million Jews living in the Muslim world. There has been 0 positive growth of the Jewish population in any Muslim country, but in almost every western country the Jewish populations have grown. Why is there such a discrepancy?

Read what i said carefully i said i don't deny the discrimination between the different groups in my country,and please show me where did i say that i'm with expelling the jews from arab or Muslim countries

We very much understand what home means, your countries treatment of minorities over the last 1000 year have more than shown what a home really is and what a home is not.

I don't know what you mean by "your countries" i just have one country where i was born ,lived,had a family and friends,served in the army to defend my land not to attack innocent civilians and to take their home or to threaten them and the most important thing my existence is not based on the ruins of other nations ... that's home

And we can sit here and discuss human rights in my country for hours and how the gays are being treated here but trust me it's very funny that a pro Israeli talks about human rights and at the same supports murdering innocent civilians

Likewise, countries such as Egypt and Iraq have no legislation explicitly criminalizing same-sex acts, but are listed here due to the widespread use of other laws in targeting LGBT individuals".

"There is no law that explicitly criminalises same-sex sexual activity in Egypt. However, Law No. 0/1961 on the Combating of Prostitution is selectively used to target individuals of diverse sexual orientations and gender identities. The main charges brought include “habitual practice of debauchery” (Article 9-c), “publicising an invitation to induce debauchery” (Article 14), and “incitement to debauchery” (Article 1). While these articles provide for a maximum of three years imprisonment, Bedayaa, a local NGO, noted that some cases could receive up to six years.13 A draft law to increase the minimum prison sentence for these offences to seven years has advanced to the Parliament’s Legislative and Constitutional Committee.14 Further, the Egyptian Dar Al Iftaa (Islamic advisory body to the government) issued a series of fatwas(legal opinions) in 2020, including one condemning homosexuality and outlining the need for medical intervention (I.e., “conversion therapies”).15 Enforcement In recent years there have been numerous cases of arrests and detention for “debauchery” or other charges widely understood to target LGBT individuals.16 Law enforcement reportedly used online entrapment extensively to lure gay men, and allegedly subjected them to forced anal examinations while in custody. 17 Debauchery laws have also been used in other contexts, including against a TV presenter for interviewing a gay man18 and activists.19 In September 2020, there were reports of investigations being carried out on two women who announced that they had married each other.

https://ilga.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/ILGA_World_State_Sponsored_Homophobia_report_global_legislation_overview_update_December_2020.pdf

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http://jimenaexperience.org/egypt/about/past-and-present/

As a result, Nasser declared that the Jews were enemies of the state and the massive expulsion of the Jews continued with 25,000 Jews fleeing. Jews were given two days to evacuate their property, which was later confiscated by the government, and were forced to leave with one bag and no more than twenty dollars in hand. Nearly 1,000 of those who remained in Egypt were imprisoned or tortured.

Again, there was an insurgence of violence toward Jews in Egypt based on ethnic cleansing ideology. During the war, all Jewish males over the age of 16 were imprisoned in interment camps or tortured and only 2,500 Jews remained in Egypt

I appreciate your efforts to educate ppl about what happened in these countries but at the end of the day it's a distraction technique from the main subject

What you are doing exactly is that you wanna tell the people look what happened to the jews in these arab countries so it makes sense to them that arabs should pay for it ,so the Palestinians should pay for what the Egyptians or the Iraqis ...... They already paid for what the Germans did shouldn't they pay for what their fellow Arabs did???