US Politics on Sidechat | You can criticize Israel’s government and its actions in a war. That’s a political stance. But attacking or mocking random Jewish people, or acting like violence against a synagogue is “fake,” a distraction, or deserved, is just discrimination.

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You can criticize Israel’s government and its actions in a war. That’s a political stance. But attacking or mocking random Jewish people, or acting like violence against a synagogue is “fake,” a distraction, or deserved, is just discrimination.

36 upvotes, 4 comments. Sidechat image post by Anonymous in US Politics. "You can criticize Israel’s government and its actions in a war. That’s a political stance.

But attacking or mocking random Jewish people, or acting like violence against a synagogue is “fake,” a distraction, or deserved, is just discrimination."

Anonymous 2w

And for those who oppose Israel, not calling out antisemitism and taking it seriously is the best way to persuade Jews that they are safer in Israel

Anonymous 2w

This is definitely traumatizing and disgusting. But I really don’t put it past the evil corrupt administration to stage false flag attacks like this. That doesn’t mean the attack is “fake,” it’s more like we need to be wary about exacerbating xenophobia. It’s sad because either way, innocent civilians will always suffer

Anonymous

#2 2w

Exactly, we need to be on the lookout for false flag attacks and not let any attacks, whether genuinely motivated or false flag, manufacture consent for further war and escalation. AND we need to keep fighting antisemitism because antisemitic attacks are a very real danger

Anonymous

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