Three Zionists approached the vigil, ate ice‑cream, and accused the participants of antisemitism.
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- Three Zionists approached the vigil, ate ice‑cream, and accused the participants of antisemitism.
Three Zionists walked over to us, eating ice‑cream, demanded we explain why we hate Israel and asked why we don’t “want peace.” These zionists claimed we were antisemitic for some of our signs that demanded a Free Palestine and an end to the settler‑colonial violence that Israel enacts against the Palestinians.
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- On the Dangers of Fighting Antisemitism cited evidence
Origin: extracted from On the Dangers of Fighting Antisemitism · 2026-09-11 21:55