'Israeli not welcome': Antisemitic posters shock Milan's Jewish community
'Israeli not welcome': Antisemitic posters shock Milan's Jewish community
Outrage grows in Italy as antisemitic posters spark fears of institutionalized hate and renewed calls for political accountability to safeguard Jewish community
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As others have said. Disagreeing with Israeli policy is not any semetic at all.
Would it be fair to ban Americans because one disagrees with Trump?
Yes.
Was it fair to bomb Germans because of Hitler?
Is it fair to sanction a country because of it's leadership?
Would it be fair to ban Jewish Germans from universities?
How exactly is it comparable?
There are Palestinian Israelis
And? How is it related to what you said?
Because banning Germans from the US in 1939 would exclude Jewish refugees from Germany from the US too
Excluding Israelis also excludes people who are ethnically Arab from Israel
so israel's action in gaza is justified because gazans attacked first?
Hate to break it to you, but the entire state of Israel is actually on Palestinian land. The land was literally called Palestine by Britain before they gave it to Israel in 1948 or so…
For reference, Trump was born in 1946
One could argue that in the time before Christ there were Jewish people in the area, but if we’re doing that, pretty much every nation state is illegitimate.
Yes.
Many countries are already boycotting lots of American stuff. Nothing racial about it.
I could easily see a business saying no Israeli citizens allowed but still welcome American Jews with Israeli heritage. Still not antisemitic.
This is not about policy, Israelis didn't choose to be born there
Israel is a democracy. They chose their government. Reap what you sow and all that.
So if you're a Palestinian Israeli, who in no way supports the government or voted for it, you get to be discriminated against?