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Would you be able to explain how > A lot of Jewish and Israeli people are taught [that non-jewish people worldwide are thinly hiding a goal of eradication] fro
by unruffled4079 1y ago
Would you be able to explain how
> A lot of Jewish and Israeli people are taught [that non-jewish people worldwide are thinly hiding a goal of eradication] from a young age
this works? I'm not Jewish or Israeli, and would like to understand whether it's taught through religion or culture. And what "eradication" means in this context.
- jfengel 1y ago[flagged]
- geenkeuse 1y ago"Even before the Holocaust, there was plenty of support for that: the Inquisition, pogroms, the Ghetto, expulsion from various countries throughout the Middle Ages." And yet who were the ones to give yo refuge from the horrors caused by Europeans? Those very same Palestinians which you so despise Evil is evil. no amount of propaganda can wash off that stink. How far have you fallen, from being the victim to the attacker. Yet you still care to remind us all of how your people suffered. And then you go ahead and murder more innocents. Evil. No other word can suffice. <Shadowbanned - No surprise :-)>
- yieldcrv 1y agoThere is a supporting history. Over the last millennium, Jewish people’s presence has aggravated their host country or they’ve been scapegoated many times. Resulting in a need for their swift exodus. It is very recent that the West was favorable to Jewish people at all, on a country by country basis. With the most inroads occurring after some sects of Christianity latched on to the recreation of Israel as being part of their own prophecy. So there is an understanding that even this is thin acceptance and symbiotic where both groups are pawns to the other without much care for understanding each other. But there are people that question the government policies of Israel without questioning its right to be a government at all. I can see why it’s ambiguous to distinguish, and the best defense is to invalidate opinion. Its just disingenuous when the stated opinions they are invalidating are the same opinions they and others hold within Israel and some Jewish communities: The military campaign is unpopular. The coalition government has no coherent way to meet its goals. Every choice the IDF makes isn’t “Hamas’ fault”.