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“Israel is pathologically racist towards black people” writes Elle Francis.This is vile lie, absolutely vile. Sadly there is racism between different Jews. I don’t want there to be but there is. But proof in the pudding is in the eating:Most Israeli Jews serve in the army, all of them and are happy to defend the state as Jews.They wouldn’t do that if there was mass hostility between Jews.She goes on “they still deny that they are because they are more concerned about the reputation of Jewish people than they are about their targeted racism of black and brown people”“Black and brown people” - yes brown people. Do you count Mizrahi, Yemenite Jews and Sephardi Jews as Brown? People who have lived in the Middle East and North Africa, for their whole history and make up half of the countries ancestry, and input into it’s culture?The truth of the matter is Israel got to together a load of people from Europe, the Middle East, North Africa, India and Ethiopia to name a few and it worked as they’re all bonded together by Jewish identity. This wouldn’t work in any other circumstances at all.Would Gili Yalo, an Ethiopian Jew bother to perform at the Royal Albert Hall at an event for Israel’s 70th Birthday if he didn’t have some Zionist inclinations and if Israel was pathologically racist towards black people?See the event flyer here:Platinum: Celebrating Israel at 70 | Royal Albert HallWould the Revivo Project. Music largely made in the middle eastern Jewish style by Mizrahi Jews to come to London for a fundraiser to a largely Ashkenazi Jewish audience if the racism in Israel was more than it was worth?See the event flyer here:The Revivo Project in support of Sderot - MannaWhen I lived in Israel I was put in contact with an Jew of Iraqi Jew that was born in Pakistan, and moved Italy and then retired to Israel. My mum at the time was dating an Iraqi-Indian Jew. Around the Shabbat table were Jews of all backgrounds, dutch, british (new), indian, iraqi, ethopian. This is the reality of Israel.I’m not saying there isn’t racism in Israel, but it is largely used by those who want to want destroy the only Jewish state in the world, and replace it with another Arab one. Rather than sorting out the racism, they want to support those who want another upheaval of the Jewish people, white, brown and black.Why in this logic Egypt shouldn’t exist:Nor should Libya:Nor should Algeria:Jews always have more love for each other than hate.When I lived with a black Jew in London, who went Israel, her only complaint was that she was harassed on the beach by Arabs.Israeli-Ethiopians biggest concerns is Avera Mengistu who is held by Hamas.Never mind, keep on believing the lies and exaggerations.

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There are a number of public events that you can attend at MIT.GeneralMany events are listed on the calendar at the MIT Events Calendar. However, there are many events that are left off of this calendar.Specific subjectsMost departments maintain a schedule of talks in their subject. Here are a few examples:As a software engineer, you might specifically be interested in talks from the MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory: Events Calendar | CSAILThe Physics Department holds colloquia on Thursdays: The David and Edith Harris Physics Colloquium Series. This page links to more physics colloquia in the Boston area -- see the right hand column.Brain and Cognitive Science: Brain and Cognitive Sciences: EventsEconomics: Events and SeminarsArts and EntertainmentYou can also attend arts, theater, and music shows. The Arts calendar (Arts Events - Arts at MIT) is already included on the MIT Events Calendar, but these are just the events for big ensembles and groups. To hear about music lectures and demos, chamber music, and solo recitals, head over to the MTA EVENTS CALENDAR.See movies on a big screen for cheap at the LSC (held in one of MIT's biggest lecture halls). MIT Lecture Series CommitteeOtherAs Daniel mentioned, there are events that don't appear on any calendar, but rather on flyers hung on the bulletin boards around campus. You can take a stroll through the Infinite Corridor and Building 56 for a general sense. Note that departments tend to hang posters related to their subjects near their "home base." So, go to the second floor of Building 4 for music event flyers; around the Steam Cafe on the fourth floor of Building 7 for architecture event flyers; the Stata Center for EECS event flyers; etc.