From: me@privacy.invalid   
      
   On Thu, 6 Nov 2025 09:41:50 -0500, Gary McGath wrote:   
      
   > Clear lines are important. It isn’t antisemitism to criticize Israel’s   
   > conduct in Gaza or even to think establishing the modern nation of   
   > Israel was a bad idea. But it is to ban people for being Israeli or   
   > supporting Israel’s existence, especially when that’s the only category   
   > that’s banned.   
      
      
   Don't know why your bring this here, but...   
      
   People aren't banned for being Israeli or supporting Israel's existence.   
   They are banned because they refuse to take a stance against Israel's   
   actions concerning the genocide in Gaza and/or because they support the   
   IDF that is committing these war crimes.   
      
   BTW the word 'antisemitic' has lost all of its meaning nowadays due to   
   people like Netanyahu who cry 'antisemitic' every time someone takes a   
   position against Israel (not the Jews in particular, but Israel as a   
   _state_). People who dare doing this are either wrongfully labeled as   
   'antisemitic' or 'pro Hamas'. Usually even both in the same sentence.   
   This is only to distract of is really going on: a genocide and the   
   creation of a 'Greater Israel', something that Netanyahu, wanted by the   
   ICC for war crimes, supports.   
      
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