The warehouse burners? The bringers of destruction?

There are many [the majority] in Israel who think that our security or demographic problem takes precedence over certain human rights.
And therefore, they will always be in favor of a law that prevents the reunification of Palestinian families with Israelis.
Because the law is problematic, it is only valid as a temporary measure that is extended every year.
This has been the custom for 20 years.
 
Now, for the sake of political will to embarrass the new government [and it is not clear that this embarrasses the government more than the opposition…] many of the Jews joined in opposition, and overturned the law.
Meaning: Security and demographic danger and mixed marriages [in the second circle]
A tremendous effort to immigrate to the land of Jews [with difficulties in adapting and difficult sacrifice] seems like a joke in the face of the influx of Palestinians, and all this for dubious political gain.
To our shame, even the rabbis [yes, those who are really knowledgeable about the laws of washing hands, and examining witnesses, and a few others…] did not condemn this [despite the majority of them]
Isn’t this already within the realm of gratuitous hatred? Which, according to the Sages, is why we were exiled from this map for 2000 years? Isn’t this really like the burning of warehouses by thugs?
Am I seeing reality correctly? Or are my eyes deceiving me?
[There is an excuse: we will pass a basic immigration law, etc. A. This is an unsuccessful excuse. First of all, protect what is there and don’t risk everything. B. Apparently, such a law has neither legal nor political feasibility. C. Whoever claims to do this hasn’t done it in 12 years of rule.]
If a rabbi or a Teshuvah has a satisfactory answer that we are not in some kind of internal gratuitous hatred, or if there is some kind of Radishbi right study, it would really make me happy…