Ultranationalist Jews chant racist slogans during annual march into Jerusalem's Old City

We don't have to imagine. You get called an antisemite for wearing a pin.

Yeah but they're gods chosen people. We know because ancient Israelite clergy said so. Remwver, after they started losing their ancient wars? And people stated asking the temple priests "does god hate us?", and they were like "no, actually, he loves us the most. He's just on break." ... And then promised he is going to come back some day. And destroy the world. Thats what the temple priests said. And I mean... Powerful clergy never lie, right? So it's pretty clear. God loves Israel the most. This is all sarcasm, obviously. I mean, that IS actually what happened. Israel started losing, so the clergy-kings spun a narrative that "oh were still the favorite, he's just on holiday". And we believe it til this day. Like... Huge swathes of people dismiss global warming, because they're confident in a "placate the populace" from a bunch of shitty temple executives in ancient Israel. Temple executives Jesus railed against... And yet it's Jesus' alleged followers who most eagerly believe that narrative. Education is SO important. Come at me, Israel bots

I mean, there’s literal countries in the Middle East that have or have had ”death to jews” as some kind of slogan. Iran and Houthies instantly come to mind. Where does that fit in your hierarchy of racism?

The reverse occurs all the time. It’s literally the governmental policy of Hamas and Iran, and the general position of a sizable portion of the Middle East. There have been tons of anti-Jewish protests through the Middle East for decades.

Why doesn’t the news cover it when it’s reversed?

You mean, when people chant, "Itbakh al Yahud!"? Which has been a very common thing for more than a century...

The roles have been reversed for a century by the entire Arab world. Only it doesn't get covered, and if it does its always justified. You're welcome to look into what the Arab world thinks of Jews and the history of Jews in the region. Or the media. Or the opinions of Palestinian Arabs. Difference is every one has an opinion that ranges from 5 to 10 times more extreme than these Jewish extremists. The worst of one side is highlighted without looking at the other side - the best of which is 5 times worse.

Do you think these don’t happen in the Arab world? Better question is why they aren’t covered at all.

When the roles are reversed, the coverage is pretty minimal. https://www.timesofisrael.com/anti-zionist-protesters-march-through-nyc-jewish-neighborhood-chanting-for-intifada Neither are a good look. Hate speech is not free speech, but somehow that "nuance" gets missed in the modern era.

Yup, these racists are pieces of shit but we get called antisemitic for calling them pieces of shit.

not just the government, look at israeli polling, the people of the country want nothing but blood

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Right I stand corrected

Nah you don't. Thanks for sharing

Or both things simply just exponentiate the other

It would likely just evolve how it has over the past 2000 years. Theres a “human” need for answers regarding life/death/meaning and an intrinsic need to feel special. Even if aliens prove our lives are insignificant scientifically we will stare into that absurd and revert to what’s worked for us before as our coping mechanism.

Hegseth already announced that he thinks extraterrestrials are demons. That's the direction those faith leaders will take.

I guess I can't possibly comment on the outward irony of it all without someone to point out some small factoid they found incorrect in the statement.

Yes, supported by the zionist terror organizations. Israel is a quite good example of how terrorism actually can be succesful.

Jews have been in that area for thousands of years. The country of Israel might be new, and its foundation immoral, but the presence of Jews has been well documented there for a very long time. It’s where Judaism started and evolved, for Pete’s sake.

But Zionism as a philosophy/world view was very different today than at the beginning of the 20th century