‘I’m fine with Jews, just not Zionists’: Time to rip off the anti-Zionist mask – opinion

The article argues that "anti-Zionism" is a thinly veiled form of antisemitism, asserting that Zionism—the belief in Jewish self-determination in their ancestral homeland—is fundamental to Jewish identity. It highlights that while only about a third of American Jews use the term "Zionist," over 88% affirm the core belief in a Jewish state. The author contends that the distinction between anti-Zionism and antisemitism collapses when observing online behavior, where Jewish individuals are targeted for their identity, regardless of political statements. The piece also criticizes the "Fayyad Plan" for unauthorized Palestinian construction in Area C and the narrative of "settler violence," claiming both are misrepresentations. Furthermore, it notes the diverse identities within Israel, such as Bedouins and Druze, who serve in the IDF, challenging the monolithic "Palestinian" narrative.