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ETA2: we do use inches/miles in poetic ways ("he was lost in thought/miles away" or "his lips were a bare inch away").

Wow. Literally what the post was about. Israel was not mentioned anywhere here and yet when you saw a post criticizing racists who hate Jews you immediately popped up like “how DARE you slander me like this?!” Well. I guess you were right. Clearly you are indeed an antisemitic bigot so I guess the post WAS about you.

A couple things are really racist (and also just plain wrong) about with what you just wrote.

1) Nazism is a specific ideology, not a catch-all phrase for “bad people I don’t like.” And that specific ideology was founded on genocidal hatred of Jewish people. And ultimately led to the genocide of at leas 6 million Jews. There is no Nazi party in Israel. That wouldn’t be possible. Ergo there no Nazism in Israel. You’re just using a common antisemitic slur. To call Jews Nazis is extremely offensive and racist in addition to being ridiculous and inaccurate. The conflation of Jews or Israelis with Nazism was pioneered by the Soviet Union in the aftermath of WW2 as part of their violent propaganda campaign to incite hatred of Jews and carry out post-WW2 mass pogroms and repression of Jewish people. It is antisemitic and always has been.

2) Also. Your post implies all Israelis are Jewish. In fact only about 70% of Israel’s population is Jewish. Israel is the most diverse country in the Middle East and regardless of heritage, every single Israeli is a “real” Israel. Only fringe bigots on the Israeli extreme far right would say otherwise. Erasing the existence of the many non-Jewish people living in Israel, including Druze, Bedoins, Armenians, Arab Christians, Arab Muslims, Circassians, Arameans and many others. It’s inaccurate like it’s wildly racist to say only a Christian of British decent is a “real” American it

3) Racist Jew haters and anti-Israeli xenophobes will often try to hide behind claims that they are being unfairly persecuted for “activism” or for “criticism.” This is, of course, ridiculous. But it’s a common tactic for bigots. Just like when conservatives get called out for making a transphobic comment they will try to claim that “humor isn’t allowed anymore” when really there’s nothing wrong with humor. There IS something wrong with dehumanizing trans people and promoting bigoted lies about them. Similarly, there is nothing wrong with criticizing the policies of the Israeli government or of any other government. However, what people like you do is not “criticism.” It is not criticism of a government policy to respond to a post condemning antisemitism by making a bunch of inaccurate and racist statements. You’re just a bigot.

You don’t anything about Israel. You’re not an activist. You’re a racist who saw a post about bigotry being bad and became enraged. You’re no different from a Conservative who loses their mind every time they see the phrase Black Lives Matter.

You don’t always have to be like this. You can change. You can better yourself. You can stop being filled with ignorance and malice. Look at yourself. Look at who you are. Look at what you’ve become - someone who spews hate because they saw a post on the internet condemning bigotry. You don’t want to be like that. Stop looking for acceptable targets to hurt and instead look at how you can help. Get offline. Go outside. Embrace compassion, love, education and nuance. Try to build harmony and unity.

And educate yourself. Here are a few good videos to start with.

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- about 582 BCE

The last part about Jerusalem has been recited in Jewish weddings, the earliest document example of that is from around the third century and has lasted till this day.

My heart is in the east, and I in the uttermost west-- How can I find savour in food? How shall it be sweet to me? How shall I render my vows and my bonds, while yet Zion lieth beneath the fetter of Edom, and I in Arab chains? A light thing would it seem to me to leave all the good things of Spain -- Seeing how precious in mine eyes to behold the dust of the desolate sanctuary.

Was written during the middle ages

You get an A+

Jordan was in fact founded to be the Palestinian state (as much as anything could be before "Palestinian" was invented as movement identity, much less discrete and exempt culture. Palestinian meant anyone hanging out in the British Mandate, usually Jews. The other present cultures included flavors like Levantine Arab.)

It's a slight oversimplification maybe, but the reality is that in the 1940's the entire issue was not framed as it is now, which makes it especially egregious when people talk about it as if it's been Israelis vs Palestians since '48. Those just weren't the 2 involved parties, it's a major fallacy.

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