I don't like what Israel is doing, Am I anti semitic?
2010-11-25 12:07:04 UTC
I am an american and I don't like what Israel is doing to palestine and I don't like America's attitude towards Israel, does that make me anti semitic? Who else thinks the anti semitism card is getting old?
Twelve answers:
2010-11-25 12:13:14 UTC
Anti-semitism and anti-zionism are two different things. I am anti-zionism but my Jewish wife would swear I am not anti-semitic. On the other hand the US if full of right wing religious conservative who are pro-zionist but antisemitic.
Steve C
2010-11-25 20:20:13 UTC
Maybe not. Antisemitism is as big a problem as other types of group discrimination. So, we should continue to examine ourselves for feelings that cause us to judge individuals based on our attitude toward the group.
But eventually a world constitution will forbid non-secular government bias at the national level, making it easier for anyone to express feelings about the policies of various nations without feeling self-conscious about perceived motives.
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2010-11-25 20:12:31 UTC
no, because you are right. did you know that the arabs are from the semetic race as well? so when you are standing for the palestinians, you are standing with semetic people. oh and zionists arent the only jews in the world and jews arent the only semites in the world. actually the hebrews are not the largest group in the semite race, the arabs are. so no dear, you are not anti-semetic. you are pro-justice. :D
Andre
2010-11-25 20:18:12 UTC
I don't agree with either Palestine nor Israel. But I assure you I am neither against Muslims or Jews.
Jabber wock
2010-11-25 20:13:52 UTC
If you discriminate against Jews because they are Jewish, you're anti-semitic.
If you disagree with certain of Israel's policies like ethnic cleansing and stealing others' property, you're not anti-semitic. Assuming you equally disapprove of any others doing the same.