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his motivations on p.4 of his decision: "Monsieur Nikitin est de nationalitй russe et les deux enfants, comme leur mйre, sont juifs"(p.4). In
other words, he didn't write "were Jewish in Israel", or "were considered as Jewish in Israel", but he wrote "are Jewish"! That means that for
h i m they are Jewish. So, under which laws he considered our claim: Under the laws of Canada - or under the laws of Israel!?******* Then,
on p.5 he wrote that "Mrs. Buganovky {instead of Buganovsky} was hesitated to answer the questions, she avoided to answer them directly,
precisely". We can comment that phrase very "directly and precisely"! This is an old trick used by Mr. La Salle, Mr. Dorion and Mrs. Malka.
They compose a question like "are you sure that you did an attempt to lie?" Then they demand to answer "yes" or "no" only. If you answer
"yes", that means - you're a liar, if you answer "no", it means - "I am not sure" or "may be". In a real situation there are much more versions
of consequences if you answer "yes" or "not" directly. The paragraph #6 on p.5 is absolutely identical to the text of a rejection sent to family
Z. This paragraph doubts about what happened to our daughter in kinder-garden and at school because of the claim that there are " no
inter-communal tensions in Israel" and because "efforts were made to sensitize school officials to the new reality...(etc)". Mr. La Salle took
these "evidences" from s document he mentions as Exhibit A-1. But we'd like to ask Mr. La Salle next questions: 1. How can the same
document be used as a contra-argument in the matter of two different girls, who lived in Israel in different cities and in different time? (We
mean us and family Z.). 2. How can a document, which must be composed before the events described in our refugee declaration took
place, be used as an "evidence"?! Does it have a license for the future? 3. How cans Mr. La Salle to swear that if Israel claims she "made
efforts to sensitize school officials" to discrimination or violence, the efforts were really made, or were properly made? Then, if even "efforts"
were really made (we can swear, they weren't) it doesn't mean that they met a proper reaction of school officials! My husband and me - we
also want to express our deep concern about the credibility of this Exhibit when it speaks about Israel. We know that this document (Exhibit
A-1 (5.4) mentions a "Department of Integration", which doesn't exist in Israel. It's clear that the real name of Israeli Ministry of Absorption
("misrad ha-klita in Hebrew) was replaced by non-existing "Ministry of Integration" because it sounds strange for Canadian (or American,
European) ears. But the "Ministry of Absorption" is the real name of the organization, which "takes care" of new immigrants. And the Exhibit
A-1 changes it to the "Department of Integration"... In reality the Zionist ideology is against integration. Look over Ben-Gurion's, Orlosorov's,
Bella Katsnelson's, Golda Meir's works and statements! Then you will be convinced that the name "Ministry of Absorption" expresses their
desires completely well. It means that the Exhibit A-1 replaces actually the truth by the lie, not only a real name by a false name. Then how
can such a document be considered as a credible one? We can present another evidence that Exhibit A-1 is highly contradictory and
strange in itself. On page 6 (p.3 in a response to family Z. claim) Mr. La Salle writes (quoting Exhibit A-1), that 80% of Israel population is
mobilized to welcome new immigrants from the former USSR. It's hard to believe that such a ridiculous sentence can be a part of any
juridical document! Let's to abstract from its complete nonsense and suppose it reflects something from Israel's life and reality, and reflects
the mentality of Israelis (Mr. La Salle's intention to choose this particular extract, and not another one, reflects his national identity as
Israeli). If Israel is a country like other countries, like Canada, so how it comes that "80% of Israeli population" can be "mobilized" to
"welcome new immigrants"? How people can be "mobilized" (or, probably, ordered) to "sponsor immigrants" and to help them by "giving
money, closes and furniture" (p.3, 5-th line of Mr.La Sall's response to family Z. claim). May be something is wrong in a country where
population can be "mobilized"? May be, our troubles have been erupted exactly because people in such a country have to be "mobilized" to
welcome new immigrants? And then - how those figures, 80% of Israeli population, can be understood? Were they been called (to a draft
board, to Mossad?) to get an order to "welcome new immigrants" - and were counted one by one? And what about the other 20%? We
don't know anything about that "mobilization". But we know that the Israeli population (and the Hebrew media employees in particular) was
mobilized to abuse, assault, disgrace and to discriminate new immigrants from the former USSR. If the Canadian Ministry of Immigration
was not on one side it could employ 2-3 translators and send them in a library to translate Hebrew newspapers for last 6 years. Thousands
of racists, xenophobic articles, which encourage aggressive actions against Russian-speaking people and teach to treat them with
malicious anger, could be found. That is the real "mobilization". The suggestion that the Histadrut can not deny an appeal for help just