“But there are nuances to sadistic barbarity against Jews, we are told, and sometimes gang-raping Jewish women is actually a movement for human rights. It hardly seems fair to call people anti-Semitic if they want only half of the world’s Jews to die. The phrase “Globalize the Intifada,” currently chanted at universities across America, perhaps widens the net a tiny bit—but really, who can say? Even the phrase “Gas the Jews,” chanted at a rally organized by NYU students and faculty, is so very ambiguous. How dare those whiny Jews presume to know what’s in other people’s hearts? It remains unclear why anti-Semitism should matter only when it is lethal, or if so, how many unambiguously anti-Semitic murders would be necessary for anti-Semitism to be happening outside whiny Jews’ heads. A realistic estimate might be 6 million. Even then, Jews have had to spend the past 80 years collecting documentation to prove it.”

— Dara Horn, Why the Most Educated People in America Fall For Anti-Semitic Lies

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I'm an anti-Zionist J*w and I'm here to tell you that anti-Semitism doesn't exist. I wear J*w symbols all the time and have never received any anti-Semitism whatsoever at all ever. Actually it's Palestinians who are attacked with anti-Semitism because they're the real Semites. The only anti-Semites are Zionists who use false sneaky anti-Semitism accusations to manipulate the media, and the government, and the world into thinking they're victims. And also neo-Nazis! They're anti-Semitic and super super bad and punch a Nazi everyone!!! I hate fascists. Anyways Zionists keep crying about their synagogues being set on fire or whatever, and like. being murdered or something, but it's all a distraction campaign! Don't listen to it!! Stop talking about anti-Semitism!!!!! Long live the resistance!!!

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happyfandomaccount: Wow, thank you so much for posting this. I'm not Jewish, but I have always stood against all racism and anti-Semitism. And that includes standing against Jews who pretend anti-Semitism exists <3

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hey guys. i'm really scared. Synagogues near me have been receiving bomb threats, my friends have been assaulted and told they deserved to be raped, and I'm getting dozens of messages telling me to go back to Auschwitz. Here are 200 comprehensive links of separate cases of Jews being violently attacked or worse in the past few months, just for being Jewish. This is real, and exists, and Jewish people are really terrified right now. I don't know what to do anymore.

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fr0mtheriv3rtothesea: Lmao zio nazi kike.

I want you to know Malcom X hated Israel along with most people during the civil rights movement

"Most people during the civil rights movement" except for Martin Luther King and his family, Bayard Rustin, A. Phillip Randolph, Rosa Parks, John Lewis, Elijah Cummings, and hundreds of others, you mean?

Basically all activists involved in the civil rights movement respected Jews and Israel. You are of course permitted to ignore them in favor of faketivists who raise awareness on OF.

like? i actually do think antizionism — where zionism is defined as believing that israel should exist and is the ancestral homeland of the jewish people — is fundamentally antisemitic but i don’t think there’s any point in telling western leftists that because western leftists have demonstrated that they do not, in fact, give a shit about antisemitism as long as they have a handful of jewish people to tokenize who are ok with their antizionism

You do realize that breaking into and occupying an administrative building while destroying property and wearing costumes is exactly what the rioters did on the January 6th attempted insurrection, right? Naming specific governing officers they hate, saying they “can’t hide,” claiming they’re justified because they’re the good guys fighting against the evil people in power.

The January 6th rioters were crazy because what they did was crazy. Not just because they thought Trump won the election.

I get that it’s university government buildings rather than US government buildings, but it’s a really, really clear echo. These protestors are not better just because you think they’re right.

Weird how this new "leftist antisemitism" thing only seems to affect zionist Jews.

Almost like it's based on the fact that they're zionists and not the fact they're jews

Maybe we should rename it to something like "antizionism" or something?

One guy in class, sounding so excited: “I’m gonna get hurt a the strike, next week! They’re gonna call the SWAT team, they’re gonna beat me! I’m doing this for Palestine!”

The rest of class: …*the most nervous laughter you’ve ever heard in your life*

This was genuinely the most baffled I’ve been around a “pro-Palestine” person. Do you care about the lives of civilians, or are you… like, a masochist who’s exploring that in the worst possible way?

That is really bizarre

The leftist movement as a whole has really decided to fully and gleefully engage in some good, old fashioned Nazi levels of Jew hatred, kicking every single leftist value to the kerb in the process, while having the absolute gall of accusing anyone not taken in by their filth of being “on the wrong side of history” and “genocide defenders.” The irony.

Beneath contempt.

Did you guys know both Jewish people and Palestinians can be indigenous to the same land? Did you guys know they can both deserve to live their peacefully? Did you guys know doing something bad doesnt erase being indigenous?

Once there was a boy who was a shepherd. He kept watch over a small flock of sheep in a pasture at the edge of town. He loved his sheep. He had been born to a shepherd from a family of shepherds, and had so grown up amongst his flock. He knew all of the sheep by name and would great them one-by-one each morning. "Hello Dolly," he would say. "Hello Steven and hello Betty."

Now these sheep were undoubtedly useful: the townspeople would eat their meat and weave their wool and gnaw on their bones as they worked the fields. But these sheep were also alive. They had a glittering intelligence in their black eyes, and they would commune every so often to discuss the harvest, and the shepherd boy, and the townspeople. The sheep loved the shepherd boy and they loved the town and the townspeople, and the people loved them back. They were good sheep.

Now one day the shepherd boy overheard one of the townspeople talking about his flock. The man said he thought the sheep were ugly, and that they smelled bad. This upset the shepherd boy, because he loved his sheep, and he thought the people loved his sheep as well. The shepherd boy, being no more than 12 years old at the time, wanted to remind the people of how much his sheep mattered to them. So one night as the moon hid behind the clouds the shepherd boy stood on a stone in his pasture and cried out: "Help! Help! A wolf!"

Out came a crowd of people, blinking the sleep from their eyes and carrying torches and pitchforks and shovels and ladels. They stood in the pasture and looked about, but they could see no wolf. The townspeople became angry and shook their fists at the shepherd boy. "This is a serious matter!" they cried. The shepherd boy had to admit that his ploy was juvenile, but he was still a child, and so the people forgave him. And they continued to love the shepherd boy and his sheep, and the shepherd boy and his sheep loved them back, for the townspeople had proved that night how much they cared.

Five years later, when the shepherd boy was now a teen, he stood amongst his flock in the pasture and he said "good night, Dolly. Good night, Steven and good night, Betty." But as the clouds passed over the moon the shepherd teen saw a shape in the distance, and out of fear for his flock he cried out: "Help! Help! A wolf!"

Again came the great crashing crowd with their knives and their swords and axes and bows. They stood in the pasture and looked about, but they could see no wolf. The townspeople once again became angry, and they shook their fists at the shepherd teen. "This is a serious matter!" they cried. "We love you and we love your sheep, but you must learn to not be so frightened!" With great grumbling the townspeople returned to their homes, and the shepherd teen sensed that something had changed.

Five more years passed, and the shepherd teen was now a shepherd. He still passed through his flock every morning and said, "Good morning, Dolly. Good morning, Steven and good morning, Betty." And the sheep loved the shepherd and he loved them. But in his age he had grown cautious. The shepherd had learned from the townspeople that perhaps the wolves were not so great a threat as he had thought. And so at night when he would see their red eyes prowling at the edges of his pasture, he would stay silent and wait.

One night, as the clouds began to cover the moon, a wolf appeared. The wolf approached Dolly the sheep and snarled, its lips wet. "Away!" cried the shepherd. "Away with you!" But the wolf showed its fangs and said, "I want your sheep." "Why?" cried the boy. "Why must you take my sheep? You have your food in the forest!" But the wolf laughed. "I want your sheep because I am a wolf and they are sheep. That is how it is done." And the wolf parted its terrible jaws and snatched up Dolly the sheep and dragged her into the deep woods. And the shepherd remained silent.

The next night two wolves appeared, their eyes red and their tongues hungry. The wolves approached Steven the sheep who was with his family. "Away with you!" cried the shepherd. "Why do you hate my sheep so?" The wolves cackled and said with the same voice, "we hate your sheep because it is the thing for sheep to be hated. All wolves hate sheep, and they cannot all be wrong. Even the birds and rabbits of the forest will come around." And the wolves each took a leg from Steven the sheep and hauled him into the dark woods. And still the shepherd held his tongue.

The next night as the moon was new the shepherd saw a sea of red eyes at the edge of the forest. The wolves marched toward his sheep, their heads held high. And the shepherd saw that indeed the birds and rabbits of the forest were among them, their eyes bleeding and their teeth sharp. They approached Betty the sheep who cried out in terror. The shepherd stood on a rock in his pasture and called out with a loud voice: "Help! Help! The wolves have come, and all the birds and rabbits of the forest!"

But this time no one came. You see, although the boy had cried wolf before, his fear was now justified. But the townspeople had grown tired of him. Every time the flock was threatened they felt compelled to act, and that compulsion drained them. And they no longer liked the shepherd. He had spent too much time with his sheep, and they had begun to see that same glittering black intelligence in his eyes. Sheep are frightened of everything and cannot be expected to know when they are truly in danger.

What had the shepherd done for them? He kept his sheep mostly to himself these days. Perhaps the shepherd was the one really in control, and he had used his cries of wolf to bend the townspeople to his will. Anyone whose flock was threatened that often must be doing something wrong.

And what was this about the birds and rabbits of the forest? They were peaceful! They could never be convinced to join with those who preyed upon them. Flocks of sheep are old and backwards and they are a drain on the town, the people thought. If the birds and rabbits hate the sheep they must have good reason to do so.

Again the shepherd called out, but the townspeople rolled over in their beds and stuffed their ears with sheep's wool. The shepherd's cries of wolf had made them feel guilty, and so they had found reasons for why they did not have to listen. And besides, the townspeople thought as they pulled their wolf skins over their heads and their eyes glowed red, the sheep really were delicious...

Why are so many pro-Hamas accounts posting their nonsense with hashtags like "jumblr", "Jewish" and "am yisrael chai"?

I thought it was supposed to be anti-Zionism, not antisemitism. 🤔

A jew could simply just fart and get blamed for causing global warming.

Blaming jews for everything is not original or "opening your eyes to whats really going on", its just antisemitism

Oh look, an antisemite claiming that a blog made to allow Jewish people to express their feelings is committing/supporting genocide.

Even though it states in that blog's rules that ANY Jewish person is welcome to submit (yes, that includes Zionists, Non-Zionists, Anti-Zionists, or any other political label). It also clearly states that "calling for the harm of another group or individual" is not allowed and will result in the asker being blocked.

If seeing Jewish people express their emotions and supporting each other as a community is so uncomfortable to you, FUCKING COPE WITH IT AND GO FUCK YOURSELF.

At the end of the day, we're helping actual real people deal with their worries and difficult emotions. You're insulting people and trying to make them feel worse. So who is really pathetic here?

i teach classes at my Karate dojo

today a mom sitting in on a class wore a shirt that said “fatties for a free palestine”. this bitch is skinny af. this is a whole new level of crazy

anyways there goes my dojo being the ONE safe space where i don’t have to worry about all this bullshit

You know Angela Davis who is a civil rights leader stands with Palestine

Ok boomer!

Angela Davis is a bootlicker of the largest racist empire in the history of the world - the Soviet Union - and proudly embraced East Germany's police state dictator whose preferred method of dealing with protestors was to reopen Nazi concentration camps and send them there.

If apartheid South Africa had bought its weapons from the USSR, Davis would have supported apartheid.

trying to find an opening to mention to my friends that zionism is a very personal thing, a very jewish thing, and how the media's portrayal of zionism is very skewed. i consider myself pro palestine in that i am horrified by the suffering the israeli govt is subjecting them to and hope they can one day be free people, regular civilians; i also consider myself a zionist because i believe that a jewish state is important for the safety of jews, a belief that i learned from my jewish israeli mother, who learned it from her jewish israeli mother, and so on and so forth.

its difficult because they are pro palestine as well, and while i do agree with much of what they are saying, sometimes they throw out a take so rancid i feel unsafe bringing up the issue. i feel if i mention zionism or talk of israel in a positive light they'll gang up on me until i just give in to their opinions. i mentioned once that my mums side of the family was israeli and they were like 'oof, yikes' which just felt plain mean.

i dunno, maybe im making a big deal over nothing, but i feel like a lot of people who see themselves as zionists, esp jews, are being demonized for beliefs they don't hold.

sorry if this was a bit disjointed and rant-y, and thank you so much for running this blog <3

(plus don't forget to be kind to yourselves and to your brains, and know that i am mentally gifting you copious amounts of the rugelach i baked yesterday ❤️❤️❤️)

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