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6 Jan, 5 tweets, 2 min read
On Jan 6, white nationalists at the Capitol displayed Israeli flags AND signs of genocidal antisemitism.

Why? Support for Israel is NOT support for Jewish safety.

Antisemitic Zionists are common in right-wing movements — the sources of the most tangible threats to Jewish lives. ImageImageImage
Many white nationalists both hate Jews and love Israel.

Depending on their specific ideology, they may admire Israel as a model ethnic supremacist state, share its Islamophobic and anti-Arab views, and/or want Jews to be corralled in their own state far away from the US.
Read this excellent article by @BenLorber8 to learn more about antisemitic, Zionist white nationalists and their worldview, which gravely harms Palestinians, Jews, Muslims, and people of color.

972mag.com/israeli-flag-w…
Antisemitic, Zionist white nationalists support the exact injustices JVP and the movement for Palestinian freedom oppose.

Unlike Zionist orgs, we’re consistent in our condemnation of EVERY plank of these platforms as we fight for safety and freedom for Jews AND Palestinians.
We work to hold the Israeli government accountable for its oppression of Palestinians AND dismantle antisemitism — at the same time. Join us.

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