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Israel/Palestine

Little Tich

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2. The OP is well written, but I disagree with it.

Reply to shira (Original post)

Fri May 6, 2016, 12:51 AM

May 2016

I suppose it reflects the strong and uncompromising attitudes of those who believe that Zionism is necessary. Zionism as a form of defence against anti-Semitism.

I not to keen on Zionism, and I firmly believe that democracy is the better way to eradicate anti-Semitism. And when it comes to Jews in Scandinavian countries, it's their countries too, they belong there. They should never have to feel it's time to leave.

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Labour’s Anti-Semitism Issues? Sorry, Not Our Problem. [View all] shira May 2016 OP

Great piece leftynyc May 2016 #1

The OP is well written, but I disagree with it. Little Tich May 2016 #2

Europe shows that liberal democracy is not eradicating Jew hatred. shira May 2016 #3

Jews in France too should never have to feel they have to leave King_David May 2016 #4

Things are getting worse in Europe, and I don't think it's going to improve anytime soon. Little Tich May 2016 #5

The rising antisemitism in Europe is not generally a problem coming from the right. branford May 2016 #6

I think you're grossly underestimating the European nationalist right. Little Tich May 2016 #7

I'm not defending the right wing in Europe. branford May 2016 #8