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Not really. It is not about religion. It is about colonization. What would be the narrative about Zionists or Jews be if Palestine was colonized by Hindus?I don't see the relevance to all this. This is not a religious conflict. All of this so called "Jew hate" and "anti-Semitism" is merely a distraction.First, let's get some old chestnuts out of the way:
This is what I do believe:
- I don't believe that the terms “antisemitism” and “anti-Zionism” are synonyms.
- I don't believe that anti-Zionism is the same as Jew-hatred.
- I don't believe that every single anti-Zionist is a Jew-hater
- And I don't believe that every single criticism of Israel is inspired by Jew-hatred.
Very many (though not all) anti-Zionists and critics of Israel are indeed Jew-haters; though there's no necessary political or conceptual link between anti-Zionism (or the criticism of Israel) and Jew-hatred. What often happens is that very many people who have a problem with Jews are drawn to anti-Zionism and become obsessed with Israel.
Thus, anti-Zionism and the obsession with Israel are examples of Jew-hatred by proxy. So there are, indeed, very strong historical, theoretical, and political links (all contingent, sure) between anti-Zionism (or the criticism of Israel) and Jew-hatred. One of those links I will discuss here: the history of Far Left Jew-hatred.
The Left's Historical Obsession With Jews and Israel
It obviously is a religious conflict, certainly from the Arab-Moslem perspective, as that has been delineated for you on multiple occasions.
Not really. It is not about religion. It is about colonization. What would be the narrative about Zionists or Jews be if Palestine was colonized by Hindus?I don't see the relevance to all this. This is not a religious conflict. All of this so called "Jew hate" and "anti-Semitism" is merely a distraction.First, let's get some old chestnuts out of the way:
This is what I do believe:
- I don't believe that the terms “antisemitism” and “anti-Zionism” are synonyms.
- I don't believe that anti-Zionism is the same as Jew-hatred.
- I don't believe that every single anti-Zionist is a Jew-hater
- And I don't believe that every single criticism of Israel is inspired by Jew-hatred.
Very many (though not all) anti-Zionists and critics of Israel are indeed Jew-haters; though there's no necessary political or conceptual link between anti-Zionism (or the criticism of Israel) and Jew-hatred. What often happens is that very many people who have a problem with Jews are drawn to anti-Zionism and become obsessed with Israel.
Thus, anti-Zionism and the obsession with Israel are examples of Jew-hatred by proxy. So there are, indeed, very strong historical, theoretical, and political links (all contingent, sure) between anti-Zionism (or the criticism of Israel) and Jew-hatred. One of those links I will discuss here: the history of Far Left Jew-hatred.
The Left's Historical Obsession With Jews and Israel
It obviously is a religious conflict, certainly from the Arab-Moslem perspective, as that has been delineated for you on multiple occasions.
The world would see a small headline about some Hindo-Arab war and yawn thinking "Oh look another Ayrab war", and move on with their life, clearly there's a different standard for Jews in this world:
Disaster for sure, however, it is a different scenario.Not really. It is not about religion. It is about colonization. What would be the narrative about Zionists or Jews be if Palestine was colonized by Hindus?I don't see the relevance to all this. This is not a religious conflict. All of this so called "Jew hate" and "anti-Semitism" is merely a distraction.First, let's get some old chestnuts out of the way:
This is what I do believe:
- I don't believe that the terms “antisemitism” and “anti-Zionism” are synonyms.
- I don't believe that anti-Zionism is the same as Jew-hatred.
- I don't believe that every single anti-Zionist is a Jew-hater
- And I don't believe that every single criticism of Israel is inspired by Jew-hatred.
Very many (though not all) anti-Zionists and critics of Israel are indeed Jew-haters; though there's no necessary political or conceptual link between anti-Zionism (or the criticism of Israel) and Jew-hatred. What often happens is that very many people who have a problem with Jews are drawn to anti-Zionism and become obsessed with Israel.
Thus, anti-Zionism and the obsession with Israel are examples of Jew-hatred by proxy. So there are, indeed, very strong historical, theoretical, and political links (all contingent, sure) between anti-Zionism (or the criticism of Israel) and Jew-hatred. One of those links I will discuss here: the history of Far Left Jew-hatred.
The Left's Historical Obsession With Jews and Israel
It obviously is a religious conflict, certainly from the Arab-Moslem perspective, as that has been delineated for you on multiple occasions.
The world would see a small headline about some Hindo-Arab war and yawn thinking "Oh look another Ayrab war", and move on with their life, clearly there's a systematic obsession that drives people nut whenever Jews do something that is considered normal when done by another:
Not really. It is not about religion. It is about colonization. What would be the narrative about Zionists or Jews be if Palestine was colonized by Hindus?I don't see the relevance to all this. This is not a religious conflict. All of this so called "Jew hate" and "anti-Semitism" is merely a distraction.First, let's get some old chestnuts out of the way:
This is what I do believe:
- I don't believe that the terms “antisemitism” and “anti-Zionism” are synonyms.
- I don't believe that anti-Zionism is the same as Jew-hatred.
- I don't believe that every single anti-Zionist is a Jew-hater
- And I don't believe that every single criticism of Israel is inspired by Jew-hatred.
Very many (though not all) anti-Zionists and critics of Israel are indeed Jew-haters; though there's no necessary political or conceptual link between anti-Zionism (or the criticism of Israel) and Jew-hatred. What often happens is that very many people who have a problem with Jews are drawn to anti-Zionism and become obsessed with Israel.
Thus, anti-Zionism and the obsession with Israel are examples of Jew-hatred by proxy. So there are, indeed, very strong historical, theoretical, and political links (all contingent, sure) between anti-Zionism (or the criticism of Israel) and Jew-hatred. One of those links I will discuss here: the history of Far Left Jew-hatred.
The Left's Historical Obsession With Jews and Israel
It obviously is a religious conflict, certainly from the Arab-Moslem perspective, as that has been delineated for you on multiple occasions.
The world would see a small headline about some Hindo-Arab war and yawn thinking "Oh look another Ayrab war", and move on with their life, clearly there's a different standard for Jews in this world:
You think that will register in that organism he calls a brain?
Disaster for sure, however, it is a different scenario.Not really. It is not about religion. It is about colonization. What would be the narrative about Zionists or Jews be if Palestine was colonized by Hindus?I don't see the relevance to all this. This is not a religious conflict. All of this so called "Jew hate" and "anti-Semitism" is merely a distraction.First, let's get some old chestnuts out of the way:
This is what I do believe:
- I don't believe that the terms “antisemitism” and “anti-Zionism” are synonyms.
- I don't believe that anti-Zionism is the same as Jew-hatred.
- I don't believe that every single anti-Zionist is a Jew-hater
- And I don't believe that every single criticism of Israel is inspired by Jew-hatred.
Very many (though not all) anti-Zionists and critics of Israel are indeed Jew-haters; though there's no necessary political or conceptual link between anti-Zionism (or the criticism of Israel) and Jew-hatred. What often happens is that very many people who have a problem with Jews are drawn to anti-Zionism and become obsessed with Israel.
Thus, anti-Zionism and the obsession with Israel are examples of Jew-hatred by proxy. So there are, indeed, very strong historical, theoretical, and political links (all contingent, sure) between anti-Zionism (or the criticism of Israel) and Jew-hatred. One of those links I will discuss here: the history of Far Left Jew-hatred.
The Left's Historical Obsession With Jews and Israel
It obviously is a religious conflict, certainly from the Arab-Moslem perspective, as that has been delineated for you on multiple occasions.
The world would see a small headline about some Hindo-Arab war and yawn thinking "Oh look another Ayrab war", and move on with their life, clearly there's a systematic obsession that drives people nut whenever Jews do something that is considered normal when done by another:
Disaster for sure, however, it is a different scenario.Not really. It is not about religion. It is about colonization. What would be the narrative about Zionists or Jews be if Palestine was colonized by Hindus?I don't see the relevance to all this. This is not a religious conflict. All of this so called "Jew hate" and "anti-Semitism" is merely a distraction.
It obviously is a religious conflict, certainly from the Arab-Moslem perspective, as that has been delineated for you on multiple occasions.
The world would see a small headline about some Hindo-Arab war and yawn thinking "Oh look another Ayrab war", and move on with their life, clearly there's a systematic obsession that drives people nut whenever Jews do something that is considered normal when done by another:
Excuses...
How about the Spanish colonies in North Africa, and the Right of Return for Arabs to Al-Andalus?
Calls to Boycotts? UN resolutions? LEFTIST condemnation?
Disaster for sure, however, it is a different scenario.Not really. It is not about religion. It is about colonization. What would be the narrative about Zionists or Jews be if Palestine was colonized by Hindus?It obviously is a religious conflict, certainly from the Arab-Moslem perspective, as that has been delineated for you on multiple occasions.
The world would see a small headline about some Hindo-Arab war and yawn thinking "Oh look another Ayrab war", and move on with their life, clearly there's a systematic obsession that drives people nut whenever Jews do something that is considered normal when done by another:
Excuses...
How about the Spanish colonies in North Africa, and the Right of Return for Arabs to Al-Andalus?
Calls to Boycotts? UN resolutions? LEFTIST condemnation?
Jews are his only interest.
The left is evil. Evil is that which goes against God's will. Naturally, as God supports Israel, the Godless, evil, left opposes Israel.
God supports Israel, he might prefer a more holy place , I mean Tel Aviv is the gay place to be , abortion is paid for by the government.
I do not believe a country should be run like a theocracy though. I do not like Evans who push religion down people's throats, yet are the real amoral ones.
In the bible, God said he would bring his people back to the holy land and restore Israel. And he did, in 1948.
If you would bother to read the Torah properly, there were many gods.The left is evil. Evil is that which goes against God's will. Naturally, as God supports Israel, the Godless, evil, left opposes Israel.
God supports Israel, he might prefer a more holy place , I mean Tel Aviv is the gay place to be , abortion is paid for by the government.
I do not believe a country should be run like a theocracy though. I do not like Evans who push religion down people's throats, yet are the real amoral ones.
In the bible, God said he would bring his people back to the holy land and restore Israel. And he did, in 1948.
Like God only has Jewish people. Wait, I though God supposedly made EVERYONE.
Baʿal Berith ("Lord of the Covenant") and El Berith ("God of the Covenant") are two gods, or one god, worshiped in Shechem, in ancient Israel.[1] The term "covenant" (Hebrew Berith) appears also in Ugaritic texts (second millennium BCE) as brt, in connection with Baʿal,[1] and perhaps as Beruth in Sanchuniathon's work.If you would bother to read the Torah properly, there were many gods.The left is evil. Evil is that which goes against God's will. Naturally, as God supports Israel, the Godless, evil, left opposes Israel.
God supports Israel, he might prefer a more holy place , I mean Tel Aviv is the gay place to be , abortion is paid for by the government.
I do not believe a country should be run like a theocracy though. I do not like Evans who push religion down people's throats, yet are the real amoral ones.
In the bible, God said he would bring his people back to the holy land and restore Israel. And he did, in 1948.
Like God only has Jewish people. Wait, I though God supposedly made EVERYONE.
Abraham CHOSE to follow just one god, and not many.
HIs covenant is with that ONE god, and no other.
You, and others are following the Christian belief that there has only been ONE god, when there have always been many of them.
You can believe in whichever god you like, fantasy one or human one, but not one of them is the G-D of Abraham, the G-D all Jews have CHOSEN to have a covenant with.
Not really. It is not about religion. It is about colonization. What would be the narrative about Zionists or Jews be if Palestine was colonized by Hindus?I don't see the relevance to all this. This is not a religious conflict. All of this so called "Jew hate" and "anti-Semitism" is merely a distraction.First, let's get some old chestnuts out of the way:
This is what I do believe:
- I don't believe that the terms “antisemitism” and “anti-Zionism” are synonyms.
- I don't believe that anti-Zionism is the same as Jew-hatred.
- I don't believe that every single anti-Zionist is a Jew-hater
- And I don't believe that every single criticism of Israel is inspired by Jew-hatred.
Very many (though not all) anti-Zionists and critics of Israel are indeed Jew-haters; though there's no necessary political or conceptual link between anti-Zionism (or the criticism of Israel) and Jew-hatred. What often happens is that very many people who have a problem with Jews are drawn to anti-Zionism and become obsessed with Israel.
Thus, anti-Zionism and the obsession with Israel are examples of Jew-hatred by proxy. So there are, indeed, very strong historical, theoretical, and political links (all contingent, sure) between anti-Zionism (or the criticism of Israel) and Jew-hatred. One of those links I will discuss here: the history of Far Left Jew-hatred.
The Left's Historical Obsession With Jews and Israel
It obviously is a religious conflict, certainly from the Arab-Moslem perspective, as that has been delineated for you on multiple occasions.
Disaster for sure, however, it is a different scenario.Not really. It is not about religion. It is about colonization. What would be the narrative about Zionists or Jews be if Palestine was colonized by Hindus?
The world would see a small headline about some Hindo-Arab war and yawn thinking "Oh look another Ayrab war", and move on with their life, clearly there's a systematic obsession that drives people nut whenever Jews do something that is considered normal when done by another:
Excuses...
How about the Spanish colonies in North Africa, and the Right of Return for Arabs to Al-Andalus?
Calls to Boycotts? UN resolutions? LEFTIST condemnation?
Jews are his only interest.
9 consecutive years of daily posting on ONE SINGLE SUBJECT, and not one post that doesn't blame the Jews for some thing or the other.
Embodiment of an obsession.
That was a one time, by one groups of Jews of the time.Baʿal Berith ("Lord of the Covenant") and El Berith ("God of the Covenant") are two gods, or one god, worshiped in Shechem, in ancient Israel.[1] The term "covenant" (Hebrew Berith) appears also in Ugaritic texts (second millennium BCE) as brt, in connection with Baʿal,[1] and perhaps as Beruth in Sanchuniathon's work.If you would bother to read the Torah properly, there were many gods.The left is evil. Evil is that which goes against God's will. Naturally, as God supports Israel, the Godless, evil, left opposes Israel.
God supports Israel, he might prefer a more holy place , I mean Tel Aviv is the gay place to be , abortion is paid for by the government.
I do not believe a country should be run like a theocracy though. I do not like Evans who push religion down people's throats, yet are the real amoral ones.
In the bible, God said he would bring his people back to the holy land and restore Israel. And he did, in 1948.
Like God only has Jewish people. Wait, I though God supposedly made EVERYONE.
Abraham CHOSE to follow just one god, and not many.
HIs covenant is with that ONE god, and no other.
You, and others are following the Christian belief that there has only been ONE god, when there have always been many of them.
You can believe in whichever god you like, fantasy one or human one, but not one of them is the G-D of Abraham, the G-D all Jews have CHOSEN to have a covenant with.
Snip
The idol Baʿal Berith, which the Jews worshipped after the death of Gideon, was identical, according to the Rabbis, with Baʿal Zebub, "the lord of flies," the god of Ekron (II Kings i. 2). He was worshipped in the shape of a fly; and Jewish tradition states that so addicted were the Jews to his cult that they would carry an image of him in their pockets, producing it, and kissing it from time to time. Baʿal Zebub is called Baʿal Berith because such Jews might be said to make a covenant (Hebrew: berith) of devotion with the idol, being unwilling to part with it for a single moment (Shab. 83b; comp. also Sanh. 63b). According to another conception, Baʿal Berith was an obscene article of idolatrous worship, possibly a simulacrum priapi (Yer. Shab. ix. 11d; 'Ab. Zarah iii. 43a). This is evidently based on the later significance of the word "berit," meaning circumcision.
Baal Berith - Wikipedia
BAAL-BERITH - JewishEncyclopedia.com
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Everyone knows the GOD of the OT had many names, he said his name was Jealous. I suspect Abraham worshipped this God, as Abraham was not a jew.
First, let's get some old chestnuts out of the way:
This is what I do believe:
- I don't believe that the terms “antisemitism” and “anti-Zionism” are synonyms.
- I don't believe that anti-Zionism is the same as Jew-hatred.
- I don't believe that every single anti-Zionist is a Jew-hater
- And I don't believe that every single criticism of Israel is inspired by Jew-hatred.
Very many (though not all) anti-Zionists and critics of Israel are indeed Jew-haters; though there's no necessary political or conceptual link between anti-Zionism (or the criticism of Israel) and Jew-hatred. What often happens is that very many people who have a problem with Jews are drawn to anti-Zionism and become obsessed with Israel.
Thus, anti-Zionism and the obsession with Israel are examples of Jew-hatred by proxy. So there are, indeed, very strong historical, theoretical, and political links (all contingent, sure) between anti-Zionism (or the criticism of Israel) and Jew-hatred. One of those links I will discuss here: the history of Far Left Jew-hatred.
The Left's Historical Obsession With Jews and Israel
Obsession....as in multiple rightwing posters starting multiple threads accusing the Left of being anti-semitic AFTER a crazy rightwinger shoots up a synagogue and the people in it?First, let's get some old chestnuts out of the way:
This is what I do believe:
- I don't believe that the terms “antisemitism” and “anti-Zionism” are synonyms.
- I don't believe that anti-Zionism is the same as Jew-hatred.
- I don't believe that every single anti-Zionist is a Jew-hater
- And I don't believe that every single criticism of Israel is inspired by Jew-hatred.
Very many (though not all) anti-Zionists and critics of Israel are indeed Jew-haters; though there's no necessary political or conceptual link between anti-Zionism (or the criticism of Israel) and Jew-hatred. What often happens is that very many people who have a problem with Jews are drawn to anti-Zionism and become obsessed with Israel.
Thus, anti-Zionism and the obsession with Israel are examples of Jew-hatred by proxy. So there are, indeed, very strong historical, theoretical, and political links (all contingent, sure) between anti-Zionism (or the criticism of Israel) and Jew-hatred. One of those links I will discuss here: the history of Far Left Jew-hatred.
The Left's Historical Obsession With Jews and Israel
So...you say the Left is evil. What are you going to do with that information?The left is evil. Evil is that which goes against God's will. Naturally, as God supports Israel, the Godless, evil, left opposes Israel.
Yeah....christians in Europe were doing a real "good" job of that for centuries.First, let's get some old chestnuts out of the way:
This is what I do believe:
- I don't believe that the terms “antisemitism” and “anti-Zionism” are synonyms.
- I don't believe that anti-Zionism is the same as Jew-hatred.
- I don't believe that every single anti-Zionist is a Jew-hater
- And I don't believe that every single criticism of Israel is inspired by Jew-hatred.
Very many (though not all) anti-Zionists and critics of Israel are indeed Jew-haters; though there's no necessary political or conceptual link between anti-Zionism (or the criticism of Israel) and Jew-hatred. What often happens is that very many people who have a problem with Jews are drawn to anti-Zionism and become obsessed with Israel.
Thus, anti-Zionism and the obsession with Israel are examples of Jew-hatred by proxy. So there are, indeed, very strong historical, theoretical, and political links (all contingent, sure) between anti-Zionism (or the criticism of Israel) and Jew-hatred. One of those links I will discuss here: the history of Far Left Jew-hatred.
The Left's Historical Obsession With Jews and Israel
Lets get started shall we.
"Far Left (or, more specifically, Marxist) Jew-Hatred dates back to 1844 when Karl Marx first expressed his hatred of Jews in print. Marx (like Gilad Atzmon, Noam Chomsky, Tony Cliff, Ilan Pappé, Norman Finkelstein, Shlomo Sand, etc.) was only Jewish by blood: not by religion or by culture. In fact not even Marx's father was a Jew by religion. So, Jew-hatred came easy to Marx."
I thought all female determine if you are a jew or not?? Is that no longer the case??
Is Jew a religion, a culture or a race, you just can't have all 3!!
Persecution of the Jews began long before anything Karl Marx wrote.
Obsession....as in multiple rightwing posters starting multiple threads accusing the Left of being anti-semitic AFTER a crazy rightwinger shoots up a synagogue and the people in it?First, let's get some old chestnuts out of the way:
This is what I do believe:
- I don't believe that the terms “antisemitism” and “anti-Zionism” are synonyms.
- I don't believe that anti-Zionism is the same as Jew-hatred.
- I don't believe that every single anti-Zionist is a Jew-hater
- And I don't believe that every single criticism of Israel is inspired by Jew-hatred.
Very many (though not all) anti-Zionists and critics of Israel are indeed Jew-haters; though there's no necessary political or conceptual link between anti-Zionism (or the criticism of Israel) and Jew-hatred. What often happens is that very many people who have a problem with Jews are drawn to anti-Zionism and become obsessed with Israel.
Thus, anti-Zionism and the obsession with Israel are examples of Jew-hatred by proxy. So there are, indeed, very strong historical, theoretical, and political links (all contingent, sure) between anti-Zionism (or the criticism of Israel) and Jew-hatred. One of those links I will discuss here: the history of Far Left Jew-hatred.
The Left's Historical Obsession With Jews and Israel
That kind of obsession?
