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Even if someone were unfairly anti-Israel, why would that imply they’re also antisemitic?
by bobbylarrybobby 5y ago
Even if someone were unfairly anti-Israel, why would that imply they’re also antisemitic?
- snird 5y agoIf he is not being malinformed, what other reason does he have to spread lies about Israel?
- SauciestGNU 5y agoCan residents of Gaza and the occupied West Bank vote in Israeli elections, when they are under Israeli rule? If the answer is no, then that's apartheid.
- sharikous 5y agoThat is occupation for you. Could residents in Iraq and Afghanistan vote in American elections, when they were under American rule?
- FridayoLeary 5y agoCan they vote in their own local government (Hamas and Fatah)? If no (it is) does that make them apartheid? Double standards or ignorance.
- eli_gottlieb 5y agoYou're not making the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict better. You're making the word "apartheid" meaningless.
- weatherlite 5y agoDo they want to vote in Israeli election? Do they even want to live in a democracy, let alone in a binational country together with Israelis?
- weatherlite 5y agoWell because it's a Jewish country. And one of the only countries in the world threatened with annihilation by some of its neighbors. When 77 years ago Jews were indeed being exterminated all over the world. This very unique situation warrants someone to at least be careful with the tone and choice of words he uses when criticizing Israel.