I acknowledge there are anti-zionists who love to blame all Jews for the actions of Israeli government and who think Hitler was right. Their anti-semitism is very blatant, they never bother to be subtle about it.
And yet, zionists love to ignore them.
Every time they throw anti-semitism accusations, they never target those people. They prefer to target anti-zionists who chant things like "Free Palestine".
Now, I do believe we must be able to read between the lines. Sometimes, words do have extra or opposite meanings, depending on the contexts. But, those zionists have no ground to stand on.
If there is something to read between the lines, then you have to prove it exists; you have to prove those pro-Palestine chanters have also insinuated that all Jews are evil.
Obviously, that's not the case here. They are called anti-semitic..... simply because they have the gall to condemn Israel and humanise Palestinians. In fact, the zionists even attack anti-zionist Jews, including Holocaust survivors and their children, for supposedly being self-hating Jews.
Those zionists can be infuriating with their slanders. But, the fact that they ignore actual bigots and choose to attack people who may or may not be bigoted.... it is bewildering.
Actually, no. I take my words back. There is nothing bewildering about it.
Those zionists never care about anti-semitism. They are virtue-signaling.
Those non-Jewish zionists don't care about the well-being of their Jewish brothers and sisters, they only care about simping for their favourite foreign country. They are comparable to weeaboos and koreaboos who think Japan and Korea are the perfect countries that can do no wrong, respectively; the main difference is they are more blood-thirsty, more genocidal, than the other two.
As someone who is not Jewish, I understand why a Jewish person would have an emotional attachment Israel, the only country where they would not endure anti-semitic discrimination and violence.
But, at the same time, there is difference between empowerment and identity politics. The former does not require you to put others beneath you. The latter does require you to do that; you need to perceive your identities as the only ones worthy of protection, worthy fighting for.
Some of those zionists Jews embrace the latter. They don't care about creating a safe haven for fellow Jews and even themselves, they want the power to be discriminatory and even violent against certain "others" (e.g. Arabs and/or Muslims)... and the existence of Israeli government gives them the catharsis.
Those particular zionists were also silent about the anti-semitism of the alt-right and Qanon movements..... and they also love Donald Trump, a pro-Israel political figure who literally got open endorsements from the KKK and Neo-Nazis.
With all of those facts combined, it is hard for me to not see them as psychotic virtue signalers who hide under the guise of Jewish empowerment and acceptance.
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