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See, this is exactly what I'm talking about. Stooping to conspiracy theories about Zionist influence on US politics is antisemitic. Israel doesn't control the US. The US has a rash of policy interests that intersects with the Israeli right, but isn't controlled by them.
This is a huge issue. Thanks for highlighting it
Okay now this is just absurd. @RetweetWitch just said 'influence' and that's a conspiracy theory? *nuance nuance nuance* Israel *nuance nuance nuance* obviously influences US policy. We need to separate the state of Israel from the personhood of its citizens and proponents.
@lucky_number9_ is right. This is a huge, persistent and growing issue.
Leftists utilize the language of antiZionism without context and abuse its meaning with alarming frequency.
To be clear: Zionism is the belief in a Jewish right to self determination.
AntiZionism denies it.
Your definition is in no way the accepted definition of what Zionism represents, which is an inherently nationalist ideology. Self-determination as a principle doesn't predicate nationalism. You can believe in a Jewish right to self-determination but be opposed to Zionism.
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