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The jewish community should have no issue condemning genocide given how deeply it has been touched by it. This doesn’t seem difficult to me, but what do I know.
Judaism has always been traditionalist and always ardently conservative.
Jews? Progressive? Maybe the non-orthodox ones, but I have personal experience, from much of my life, of the opposite. They have schools that don’t teach evolution or sex education, for fuck’s sake.
I felt neutral towards Jewish folks prior to the recent gencocide being carried out by Israel. The response by Jewish activists to condemn genocide has shifted my feelings to neutral-positive. You’re telling me Orthodox Jews living in Israel oppose zionism and are harrassed by Israeli fascists? Sounds like a people with a commendable spirit and culture to me.
You’re telling me Orthodox Jews living in Israel oppose zionism and are harrassed by Israeli fascists? Sounds like a people with a commendable spirit and culture to me.
You’re thinking of the ultra-Orthodox Haredi. And they’re… not pleasant people.
Even the unpleasant ones oppose mass murder, you say?
“Oppose mass murder” is a strong term. “Think Israel is an illegitimate state because of some theological stuff about it Not Being Time Yet™ but hate non-Jewish minorities and don’t give a fig for dead Palestinians except insofar as the ongoing war might strip them of their long-standing exemption from Israeli military service”
I’m going to be honest with you, I don’t really care what motivates them or really about the specific details you’ve decided I’m talking about. They don’t have insitutional power in Israel, and the Orthodox Jews I saw being harrassed on video were flying palestinian flags. The point I was getting at is thay Jews who oppose Zionism and colonialism are a credit to their people.
They don’t have insitutional power in Israel,
The Ultra-Orthodox parties are literally part of the current ruling coalition dedicated to Palestinian genocide.
