> for the suffering of the Jewish people, and Israel as a response to that You do understand, that Israel was established by people, who didn't suffer in Holoc

> for the suffering of the Jewish people, and Israel as a response to that You do understand, that Israel was established by people, who didn't suffer in Holocaust, but still demanded retribution from Arabs, who weren't responsible for Holocaust, right? A lot of Holocaust survivors were afraid to admit it until 90-ties for the reason they were considered sub-humans by fellow Israelis. > sense of common identity Please, be kind and explain to me, what common identity can be between me, secular son of Ashkenazi Jew, and minister Deri, Moroccan Arab of Jewish religion, who considers my father as good as dead since he married my non-jewish mother?