How It Happens–Colombia Turning Israelis Away After criminal behavior of Israeli Tourists

Israeli embassy in Bogota has called on Israelis visiting the country to ‘respect local rules and laws,’ after reports of Israelis being caught with drugs

ed note–for the readers of this website, the obvious point to this story here is a no-brainer, but we’ll explain anyway.

What we have here is the A to Z/Alpha to Omega explanation of the nature of the ‘Jewish problem’ as it has existed now for thousands of years, and of course, the genuine explanation as to why ‘anti-shemitism’ exists/has existed/always will exist as long as there are ‘Jews’–meaning those who adhere to the Jewish mindset and who engage in its attending behavior. In 11 out of 10 cases throughout history, the ‘persecution’ which Jews have received has in fact not been ‘persecution’ at all, but rather prosecution for the criminal behavior which their religion not only condones but demands and which they themselves have demonstrated an all-too-willing capacity and inclination to perpetrate.

Nevertheless, despite the glaringly apparent parameters encompassing this latest ‘drama’, all can rest assured that in the end the decision on the part of the Colombian government to bar Israelis from their country will not be seen or portrayed as the inevitable result of bad Jewish behavior (yes, I am being redundant) but rather because of

–drum role please–

‘anti-shemitism’.

Haaretz

The Israeli embassy in Colombian capital of Bogota has received complaints in recent weeks about young Israelis who have been delayed entering the country or have even been barred following criminal behavior on the part of some of the many Israelis who visit the South American nation.

The Israeli ambassador to Colombia, Marco Sermoneta, is due take up the issue on Tuesday with the head of immigration agency responsible for Colombia’s border controls.

“Israelis visiting Colombia are asked to observe proper conduct and to respect local rules and laws,” the Israeli Foreign Ministry said in a statement. Colombia is a popular destination, particularly with Israeli backpackers.

In a statement posted on the Israeli embassy Facebook page on May 3, it was noted that the stepped up enforcement action by Colombia authorities followed inappropriate behavior on the part of Israelis in the country “including attendance at parties where large quantities of drugs were confiscated, prostitution, confrontations, and insulting the police and representatives of other law enforcement authorities, etc.”

The statement went on to say that, as a result, Colombia authorities have stepped up enforcement efforts “including raids on parties, the arrest of those attending the parties, confiscation of equipment and expulsion from the country, with all of its implications.”