When I posted this over the weekend, it got deleted instantly. Leftypolcels have no problems calling Christianity and Islam fascist, so why is Judaism getting special treatment? If we consider Zionism a form of fascism and imperialism, then Zionists make up the major percentage of Jews worldwide in a way Evangelicals and Wahhabis don't for Christianity and Islam.
"I'm always worried to talk openly about this, because it's been drummed into most Americans that we can't talk about Jewish supremacy out of some sense of collective guilt (especially if you're Middle Eastern, even though we had nothing to do with the Nazi Holocaust). But of the three Abrahamic religions, Judaism is the only one that has an ethnoreligious element that has now spilled over into ethnoreligious supremacy. Jewish supremacists like Elie Weisel who survived the Nazi Holocaust, but still endorsed genocide against Palestinians weren't against the Holocaust because genocide is bad, they were against it because 1) It happened to them, and 2) They weren't the ones doing it."
31 posts and 9 image replies omitted.>>41582They are using a bizzare definition of non-Zionist:
> Non-Zionists do not attach any messianic significance to the state, since they cannot conceive of redemption coming about through secular hands. They're saying that you are only a Zionist if there is "messianic significance to the state[of Israel currently]," which I'm sure you would agree is a bullshit definition. Obviously atheist Jews can be Zionist, non-Jews can be Zionist.
Anyways just look up any fucking polling. They are the biggest supporters of Netanyahu and the most right-wing policies in Israel. The most in favor of settlements. The most in favor of displacing Palestinians. I don't know how you got this confused about the subject. You've already immediatly walked back from your first claim:
>>41578>They're a minority vast majority of ultra orthodox oppose ZionismNow you're going with:
<Well only a minority oppose it, but most are neutral on Zionismhttps://www.jpost.com/israel-news/article-841697>When asked if they thought Trump’s plan to transfer Gazans to a different country – regardless of whether permanently or temporarily – was the right move, a vast majority (74%) of Jewish respondents said yes. However, that was broken down among religious lines. An overwhelming majority of religious (94%) and haredi (89%) of respondents voted in favor, compared to 81% of traditional (Masorti) Jews and 61% of secular Jews. Post too long. Click here to view the full text.