> but most of the people I follow who engage on this topic are diaspora Jews who very much do not want to become "hated refugees There are a lot of super prog

> but most of the people I follow who engage on this topic are diaspora Jews who very much do not want to become "hated refugees There are a lot of super progressive Jews out there that are vocal about Zionism needing to end. Sometimes it's ideological and sometimes it's just wanting to fit in within progressive circles and feeling good about oneself. I mean if Israel is a child killing apartheid state who in their right mind would want to be associated with it? Many of them aren't really comfortable with the idea of being Jewish in general (definitely not in public), and they have a good reason since anti-semtiism is still alive even in the U.S, especially in progressive circles. Also, religion and progressiveness don't generally agree that well. They definitely won't be able to fit in progressive circles and say that Israel has a right to exist, it barely works now. Bernie Sanders is struggling with his Zionism, lots of progressives think he's pretty much a racist. It's a complicated topic, but we can make a whole discussion about Jewish life in the diaspora and the challenges it brings.