Decolonial Zionism 🇮🇱 (Non Jewish)

"Occupied people have the right to resist" Well that's exactly what the Jews did. They Jews were occupied by Arabs for centuries, resisted, and took their land back.

This is my favorite argument. In Hiroshima, roughly 140k people died due to the nuclear bomb out of 350k. That’s 40% of the city. In Nagasaki, 80k people died out of 263k. That’s 30% of the city. In Gaza, 73k people have died (according to GHM) out of 2.3 million. That’s about 3% of the population. A substantial percentage of that are terrorists. So Israel has dropped an amount of bombs on Gaza that exceeds the power of the nuclear bombs we dropped on Japan and yet the death toll is far lower both proportionally and on a raw numbers basis. How is that possible if Israel is committing genocide? Maybe it’s because they’re not.

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@FlyinTwinkies @lahat44 @TheModerateCase Lmao the Israelis offered them a state numerous times and they rejected it every time. Also there is already a two state solution. It's called Jordan. It makes up the majority of the British Mandate territory. Also there are 21 other Arab countries where Arabs have supremacy.

@lahat44 @TheModerateCase As Israel denies 5+ million Palestinians the right to self determination This whole thread is a joke

The “Israel has a right to exist” argument has always bothered me because it accepts a weak premise. Nations do not have some abstract, inherent, metaphysical “right to exist.” Not Israel, America, France, Pakistan, you name the country. States exist because they establish sovereignty, build institutions, control their territory, defend their borders, gain recognition, and survive. That is the realist and only true, logical argument. When someone says “Israel has no right to exist,” the strongest response is not to beg them to recognize Israel’s “right.” This is weak and defensive. That already puts Israel on trial in a way no other country is. The stronger response is to say simply: Israel DOES exist. It achieved sovereignty, built a state, and defended itself through repeated wars. It has borders, institutions, a military, a legal system, international recognition, and a people who are not going anywhere. There is definitely a double standard, though. People do not demand France, Pakistan, Jordan, Turkey, or Egypt justify their “right to exist.” That standard is almost always applied uniquely to Israel, and yes, a lot of the time it is rooted in antisemitism or anti-Jewish hostility. That is exactly why Israel’s defenders should stop making the weakest version of the argument. Israel does not need to defend its existence as if its sovereignty depends on the moral permission of people who hate it. Israel’s case is much stronger than that. Israel DOES exist because the Jewish people returned to political sovereignty in their historic homeland, built functioning institutions, accepted partition, declared independence, survived invasion, defended itself, absorbed refugees, developed a modern state, and maintained that sovereignty for over 75 years. Stop playing into the emotional arguments and get real.

Jews can’t be “settlers” in a land that they’re indigenous to.

@YossiGoldstein8 Yo

If you are pro-Israel reply to this post and follow each other.

11,679 hate crimes against Jews were reported in 2024 in the US, the highest per capita of any group. That means a daily average of 32 antisemitic hate crimes. Somebody needs to explain how this is privilege.

It's weird how "anti-war" people never criticize the Iranian regime.

Should the Islamic dictatorship in Iran be allowed to exist?

The "punch a nazi" crowd is literally defending a dictatorship run by Holocaust deniers Let that sink in

Who wants to play jeopardy? Antizionism 101

I'd like to inform you that Bethlehem is located in Palestine. Jesus was born in Palestine.