yes .. i am not arguing that Isreali policy that has over the years become increasingly ultra zionist can help create amnti semitism .. i am disagreeing with
" ..nothing has been a greater instigator of antisemitism than the self-proclaimed Jewish state itself..." Ken Loach
the point is where the fuck were the jews suppose to fucking go? what the fuck were the supposed to do?? they were driven out of europe and africa and the middle east .. so they go to israel and end up rowing over land with people there and low and behold the jews are creating anti semitism all over again ..
You know what really pisses me off about threads like this?
The sheer volume of weepy-eyed ahistorical fuck-nuts who post shite like the above.
Some facts:
1) A Jewish homeland is a product of Zionism pure and simple.
2) There has
not been a monolithic anti-Semitism relentless forcing Jews to journey whole continents to get away from it. Anti-Semitism of a scale large enough to cause population movement has been a fortunately infrequent occurrence.
3) To use emotive terms like "driven out" misses the point that, in most cases (the
shoah excluded), most Jewish populations
haven't been "driven out", a core has always remained to start anew .
4) In the middle east of the second half of the 20th century, much "Jewish flight" was a result of provocation actions by
Mossad, designed to destabilise Jewish communities in Arab countries in order to convince them that the state of Israel was their only safe haven.
5) If a state that claims to represent Jewry (as the state of Israels so claims), and then carries out actions that are highly likely to promote ill-feeling against that state, then they're also likely to promote ill-feeling against those that they claim to represent. The state of Israel's actions do indeed encourage Judaeophobia in this way.