Where's the media outrage?
I wonder why they were unable to obtain visas. Could it be because Saudi Arabia has a policy of never allowing Israelis or even ppl who have visited Israel into their country?https://twitter.com/nytimes/status/945867089037942785 …
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They only outrage over a perceived
#MuslimBan not over an actual#JewishBan
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How are countries that do this even allowed to host the competitions in the first place?
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Saudi Arabia sounds like a cool place, let's tell Lorde about it
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Also, losing a board game to Jews is unthinkable.
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"Saudi Arabia refuses to issue visas to Israeli chess team, scotching contest" <-- what
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An American “ally” on the war on terror. What a joke. And i thought that Trump touching the Orb had changed KSA. Not.
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If any country bans citizens from another country from even entering their country, then that country ought not to be allowed to host any international event. Olympics, World Cup, tennis, chess, scrabble, you name it.
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It's more complicated than that. Every year several thousands of Israeli arab muslims go to Saudi Arabia for the hajj. Of course it means that Saudi Arabia blocks mainly Israeli Jews, but not muslims.
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