Well, that could make things simpler, if the only people still Israeli citizens are the ones who support genocide. Draws a clear distinction between those opposed to the actions of this government and those who are actually antisemitic.
Most Jews who don’t, never returned to Israel in the first place. Jews in the diaspora are actually much less likely to support the extremism of Israel. You wouldn’t know it, because the supporters of it tend to be much wealthier and more visible, but the average Jew in say, New York, at the very least is more likely to think Israel left the line of justifiable in the dust a long time ago.
Well, that could make things simpler, if the only people still Israeli citizens are the ones who support genocide. Draws a clear distinction between those opposed to the actions of this government and those who are actually antisemitic.
75% of Israelis already support genocide
Most Jews who don’t, never returned to Israel in the first place. Jews in the diaspora are actually much less likely to support the extremism of Israel. You wouldn’t know it, because the supporters of it tend to be much wealthier and more visible, but the average Jew in say, New York, at the very least is more likely to think Israel left the line of justifiable in the dust a long time ago.
That’s why I said “Israelis,” and not “Jews.”