I’m not going to debate this with you. I told you politely that I wasn’t interested. Apparently it’s an obsession with you, because you can’t or won’t let it go. I went so far as to find a Jewish POV for you. If you want to debate someone, the author accepts questions. Debate him.
Now kindly leave me alone.
Does being against the State of Israel automatically make you antisemitic?
Uri Tidhar
Uri Tidhar, been an Israeli for my whole life.
Updated Mar 16, 2015 · Author has 264 answers and 213.9k answer views
Not automatically. Maybe he just didn’t think it all the way through. But when you think of it, the conclusion is positive. One who’s against Israel, is also against the existance of the Jewish people.
When Jews didn’t have a state of their own, there were pogroms, genocides, and a lot of discrimination against them. Seeing the current antisemitism in Europe and other countries doesn’t make me think that anything has changed.
If Jews were to receive another piece of land instead of the land of Israel (like Uganda that was offered as an option decades before Israel was established), would the locals population would have welcomed the new immigrants? Would the Jews would have been welcomed ANYWHERE?
There’s no place for Jews on this earth, except for the land of Israel, and even this land, which is our origin land, did not come easy.
So basically one who wants Israel gone, also wants the Jewish people gone.
So the True Torah Jews, who are Jewish conservatives, and who do not believe that the modern state of Israel to be legitimate, are anti-Jewish? Like Hitler?
Wait, Roger Waters compared Israel negatively with Nazi Germany.
This is a discussion forum, if you don’t like being challenged, perhaps you should not post comments?