We occasionally hear howls about racism toward the Arabs of Israel,” Feiglin said. “You know what? Here and there, it is indeed true. It happens in every divided society. It can't be denied. But I doubt that what happened in Superland falls under that category.
“Had Superland decided not to allow Arabs to enter and enjoy the rides, that indeed would have been racism. But that was not the decision. The decision was to divide. And while I do not know if it was justified in this specific case, my argument is that the main reason for that is fear,” he said.
“Because you are so concerned about racism," he continued sarcastically, "I would like to point to several examples of racism that I am sure you, the Arab MKs, will denounce along with me. For instance, when an Israeli citizen wants to enter the Temple Mount – if he is an Arab, he can enter freely, without being checked at all, through ten gates. All week long, almost 24 hours a day.
“If he is a Jew, he may enter only during one or two hours a day, only through one gate, with an intensive security check – and MK Tibi is saying that even that is too much. Since you are so opposed to racism, I have no doubt that you, MK Freij – you will join me in opposing this racist discrimination.
"You know what, MK Tibi was fair enough to say his opinion on this matter. It is not racism that is causing your reaction,” MK Feiglin added. “I know of no other minority in the entire human race that receives so much, and wails so much.