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And that is a legitimate view. But his view is legitimate as well. Ultimately they are opinions. If you know Father Chacour, and you just might, you would never ever call him an anti-Semite. He does not have a hateful bone in his body. So why should he preface his opinion ... 4/
on the Israel-Palestine issue with your opinion? Political opinions are what they are. Listen, discuss, but I do not believe one should necessarily have to be delegitimized before it is even spoken.
Jonathan, when you highlight Jewish member of Congress in yellow of all colors and post a chart identifying Jewish members and ask if they are loyal Americans you are inciting anti-Semitism. You knew that but you still published it.
Wolpe says "might". He is not saying any non-Zionist position is antisemitism, but that affirming Zionism can insulate a criticism of Israel from being labled antisemitic. The issue here is that there are THREE things - 1 Criticisms of the govt of Israel that are not
antizionist, anti or non zionist opinions that are not antisemitic and positions that ARE antisemitic, or expressed in an antisemitic way. Its not only that antisemites hide behind antizionism, but that antizionists hide behind "can't I criticize Israel?" to avoid having to
defend the claim that antizionism is NOT antisemitism. Note also, I believe Wolpe is not addressing palestinian arabs with nuanced views, but people in the West with simplistic views.
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