I've always found it ironic that the so-called Jєωιѕн state runs its very own cσncєnтrαтισn cαмρ, in Gaza. The Chosenites are nothing if not hypocrites.

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Israeli Prime Minister Suspends Plans to Segregate Israelis and Palestinians on West Bank Buses

Israel has done a speedy u-turn on a pilot scheme that would have made Palestinian and Jєωιѕн passengers traveling to the territory of the West Bank use separate buses.

The three-month pilot, run by Israel’s defense ministry, would have applied to tens of thousands of Palestinian workers who commute to Israel everyday for work, the BBC reported.

Under the proposed scheme, instead of being able to return home on any bus heading to the West Bank, Palestinian workers would only have been able to use buses that went via a checkpoint where they would be registered, Reuters reported. This would have created a system of separate buses for different ethnic groups.

Jєωιѕн settlers in the West Bank have called for years for Palestinians to be banned from public transport there, and have argued that their presence poses a security risk, Al Jazeera reported.

Isaac Herzog, Israel’s opposition leader, condemned the scheme as an “unnecessary degradation” on Facebook. The leader of Israel’s left-wing Meretz party, Zahava Gal-On, compared it to apartheid, the Guardian reported.

Israel’s Defense minister Moshe Ya’alon has vowed to reintroduce the plan after amending it.

The West Bank is home to 2.7 million Palestinians. Israel took control of it in 1967 and has since built settlements and military checkpoints.

The settlements are considered illegal by most countries under international law. Today, nearly 500,0000 Jєωs live in the West Bank and East Jerusalem on land Palestinians see as earmarked for their future state.

SOURCE: http://www.buzzfeed.com/shyamanthaasokan/israeli-prime-minister-scraps-plans-to-segregate-israelis-an#.abD0J8PXz

Charlemagne, could this have anything to do with the Vatican's recent announcement of the finalization of a treaty to recognize the state of Palestine?

Quite possibly. And if so, it might the very first good thing to come from the Francis Nightmare.