
Saying something like “An estimated 80-90% of Jews in modern time are also Zionists” with stats to back it up is perfectly fine to say, but it’s also worth acknowledging the fact that “10-20% of Jews are not Zionists”.
Yes that’s literally done by saying not 100% of Jews are Zionists but 80 to 90%. It’d be great if it was more. In fact most (especially European) Jews used to oppose Zionism until Zionist Jews worked together with the Nazis to literally kill off non-Zionist Jews and force the rest of them to become Zionists.
And now we’re in the present where the equation has massively changed. And we’re not talking about 55 or 60%. We’re talking overwhelming majority numbers. 80 to 90%.
To dismiss the beliefs of 12 million people because of a max 3 million people not sharing their view doesn’t make any sense. Why would the views of the overwhelming majority of a group not accurately represent them, but a small minority do? If this argument was about anything else but the percentage of Jews being Zionist, this wouldn’t even be a debate. It 90% of Christians supported Zionism then Zionist Christianity would be an accurate representation of Christianity.
it’s still wrong imo to characterize all Jews as Zionists. Like another poster mentioned, there are still potentially millions of Jews who do not support Zionism, and/or who oppose Israel’s genocide of the Palestinians.
Why do you feel the need to stereotype all Jews, and all congregations as being the same?
Why do you keep misrepresenting my argument which doesn’t state that all Jews are Zionist but the majority are? Why is it “antisemitic” to simply correct this notion?
Because your argument is rooted in Liberal Zionism. I pick this battle because I actually support Palestine. Here’s a much longer format explanation if you still don’t get it after the articles.
Jewish Exceptionalism, Liberal Zionism, Jewish Supremacy - How YOU Inadvertently Support Israel
























“All lives matter”