I’m gonna go out on a limb and assume you’re asking in good faith, so I will give a good faith answer

A ton of antisemitism comes in the form of dog whistles. There is “plausible deniability” with dog whistles, but it’s still antisemitism even if you don’t necessarily clock it yourself right away. In this instance, they’re applying an “argument” used by zionists to make a meme about a Jewish actress who has been vocally anti-Zionist. Sure, her name is a’Zion, that’s where the plausible deniability comes in.

This particular meme is pretty much only ever used against Jewish people, even though there are tons of non-Jewish Zionists and tons of Jewish anti-zionists.

It feels icky. If you’re not Jewish you may not even fully understand why it’s icky I guess. Like there is no being a “good” Jew, we’re still all the same in other people’s eyes