P F Tinmore
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The irony, of course, is that the denial of the existence of the Jewish people is at LEAST as common on the anti-Israel side.
Both sides need to recognize each other.
Totally agree, this has been a never ending cycle.
But the fact is, the conversation here is unbalanced from the beginning-
we have Jews/Israelis, Europeans and Americans who argue about Jews, Arabs and the Jewish/Palestinian homeland.
I think many Jews/Israelis (including me) would be really happy to find out that a significant part of the Palestinians are actually our closest brothers, in a way that they'd feel the real connection to their 'enemies'.
However, I don't see any change in the denial of Jewish rights or even ties to the land on the European side...seem the Europeans are more focused on the victimization of Palestinians and de-legitimization of the Jewish homeland.
This only supports the continuation of the centuries long bloodshed.
That's weird, Nobody I know in BDS denies the right of Jews to live on that land.However, I don't see any change in the denial of Jewish rights