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Believing that Palestinians shouldn't have a homeland with safety and rights is an extreme opinion not widely shared in Pro-Israel world, they just aren't delus
by nol13 9y ago
Believing that Palestinians shouldn't have a homeland with safety and rights is an extreme opinion not widely shared in Pro-Israel world, they just aren't delusional about the security implications.
- blackguardx 9y agoI'm serious. What does Pro-Israel mean in this context? Most of the western world is Pro-Israel as in pro Israel's existence. An Anti-Israel speaker would be extremely controversial. Look at what happened when Ahmadinejad came to Columbia University.
- bhouston 9y agoAlso Obama was considered "anti-Israel" because well, I guess he said something that wasn't pro-Israel enough: https://www.google.ca/search?q=Obama+"anti-Israel"&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8 https://www.google.ca/search?q=Obama+"anti-Israel"&sourceid=... It is sort of ridiculous what some segments will call anti-Israel.
- nol13 9y agoI guess in this context, as referenced in the parent article, anyone who isn't anti-normalization/ doesn't support BDS. Guess it's a point of view thing. They say "lift the evil Gaza blockade," Israelis/Many Jews hear, "We don't give a flying fuck if you and your families get killed by terrorists."