

anti-Semitism is real and it is rising, narratives that isolate the actions of the Zionist entity from the US are probably the biggest fuel atm. It’s important for anti-zionists to always call the genocide as the US backed and sanctioned genocide.
Red hats/fascists don’t care about human rights, as quickly as they picked up the rhetoric that “Israel has a right to defend itself” they’ll drop it and use Israel (and all Jews) as the scapegoat for US/western failure.
That’s why narratives that the entity controls the US are extremely harmful to Jews as a whole, zionist or not.
One other thing I wanted mention: I don’t care that most Jews are Zionists, it says nothing of Judaism or Jewishness as a whole. It’s senile to use ~100 year old ideology to describe the past, present, and future of Jewishness. As quickly as Zionism became popular, it will disposed by Jews in the future.
My thought process: every group of people has stupid/horrible beliefs (look up how many Muslims don’t want secularism, or how many whites consistently practice white supremacy), you don’t define a group of people by an ideology you define individuals to an ideology.
The vast majority of white people in the US did not want to abolish segregation, look where they are now. People are dynamic and generations change.
That’s why I don’t hold it against Jews (or anyone for that matter) that believe in dumb/bigoted ideas. EVERY group of people has done that, no one is unique.
I worded it wrong, what I mean is that a majority of Jews being Zionists now is not something to hold against the entire group for the rest of their history. It’s horrible, but people can change. The next generations of Jews will be more and more against Zionism.
What I’m getting at is: it’s a heinous fuck up but it’s not a permanent fuck up. People change for the better. We should continue to call it out for the disgusting hatred it is, and anyone (jew or not) that is a Zionist is a horrible person.