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It really isn't, because there are plenty of jews (or people with jewish background) that oppose israel's actions, but nobody points that out as some sort of ma
by gruez 1y ago
It really isn't, because there are plenty of jews (or people with jewish background) that oppose israel's actions, but nobody points that out as some sort of massive contradiction. Therefore this sort of logic only works one way: if someone supports israel and are jewish it's obviously because their background, but if it's the reverse you get a meh.
- cramsession 1y agoDo you know of any Jews in the tech industry that don’t support Israel? I haven’t seen that (although would love to!).
- catlover76 1y ago> It really isn't, because there are plenty of jews (or people with jewish background) that oppose israel's actions, but nobody points that out as some sort of massive contradiction. Pro-Israel voices try to cite that as a massive contradiction, label such Jews as "self-hating", etc. (I am not endorsing the initial comment in this thread)