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The boycott will continue as long as people of conscience exist...The world has changed since Einsteins days who was an atheist secular Jew who insisted on co-existence with the Arabs not the Religious Etrez Israel right wingers who dish out Wars and land expropriations.
"WHY DOES THE LEFT HATE ISRAEL?
I believe there are several reasons:
1. It is an easy way to express one's hatred for America.
2. Israel is viewed as an outpost of colonialism , and an active practitioner of it.
3. Israel is a western nation, and hence can be judged by the left. Israel is not protected by cultural relativism, as the Arabs are.
4. Leftist Christian churches can escape any lingering guilt about the Holocaust, by turning Israel into a villain. Some leftist churches hate Israel because they think this will help protect their members in the holy land in other words they feel threatened.
5. Ferocious Muslim hatred of Israel and the Jews reinforces the natural cowardice of many on the left who go along with the Muslims to stay out of their line of fire.
6. Jewish leftists are prominent in the antiIsrael movement. This opens the floodgates for everybody else.
7. Israel is attacked because the secular left is appalled by the influence of religious settlers and their biblical connections to the land of Israel, and by the support for Israel by evangelical Christians, and Christian Zionists."
Archived-Articles: Why Does the Left Hate Israel?
I am not into your left and right way of thinking. Some people have a conscience and some do not. And people of conscience come from all ethnic backgrounds and religions and even include atheists. And **** Einstein, his body is dust. A persons worth is not in how much he is like Einstein. Stephen Hawking is a person of conscience and his actions in boycotting Israel are proof we are not dead, we live on in this world no matter the challenges we face and we pour our lives into furthering truth and justice in this world.
I believe there was a typo in your post....
I'm certain you meant "I am not into ... thinking."
It's that the case?