Does Yahoo.com Israel Travel Section really want to PREVENT PEOPLE FROM COMING HERE TO VISIT?

Question

Y!A has sent me a letter stating that THIS QUESTION WAS WRONGFULLY REMOVED AND HAS NOW BEEN RESTORED. Do you see it anywhere--HAS IT REALLY BEEN RESTORED as Y!A claims?

Answer 1

Ive had a few questions removed from here because i was debateing against Palestine and its concept.

Because this place is filled with hate against Israel its impossible to have a good question answered.

I blame the people who report them.

The question i asked wasn't even offensive, i was stateing fact and asking peoples opinions.

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See ive already got a thumbs down and i think my answer was reasonable, if someone wrote this from an anti Israel point of view i wouldn't of given it a thumbs down.

Answer 2

It happens Lemon.

To tell you the truth, you must be grateful they didn't remove your profile till now.

lol

Answer 3

i haven't seen this question, but what happens when they restore a question that was wrongfully removed, they restore all the points that you lost.make sure that they have done that.

they should have also restored the question, e mail them and ask them.Its true, a question like this should never have been deleted

i think yahoo.com, the israeli travel section does not intentionally prevent people from visiting the country, but they can do more about it, by monitoring all those hateful anti Semitic comments, false questions and answers.99.9% of those members have never visited the country and have been brainwashed into hating it and passing the wrong information.

and only allow real travel questions in this section and have a separate political section, they should delete any ones questions not related to travel

Answer 4

What is the question? the one in the heading or the one about has it been restored?

To check the restoration, look in your Profile. Or look in the category it was originally listed in. Do not forget it will go back for the date and time it was originally, not as a fresh question, so it will be a long way back. If you want answers to it, you had better ask it again, so it ends up near the front.

If the header here is the question, I can only say the section contains questions and answers from anyone in the English speaking world who wishes to take part. It is unlikely that ALL of these people would have the same ideas, wishes or desires about ANYTHING, including the benefits of visiting Israel. In fact you will often see they disagree among themselves. So the brief answer is NO, the section does not really want to prevent people visiting.