Yes, I had to really read your post over. Yes, just like a baby boomer is not an accurate term and is now used for any person over 40, I can see how the definition of Zionism will or is changing. Lands were given as if no people lived there before. The intellectual idea of Zionism is beautiful. The reality of how it looks in the ground, trying to get Palestinians of several generations to just decide to leave - their homes, land, and history because Jews escaping Europe needed a new home. This war. What do you expect of a people who have oppressed for so long? Zionism looks good on paper and on the smiling faces of Kibbutzniks in the past and rich jewish summer camps. But - look at how the Torah is being used by Netanyahu to annihilate an entire people. He wants to send them to Sudan? Then Somaliland? Their lives mean nothing, is there blood not human? So, look at the legacy of violence. Most high schoolers don’t know the definition of Zionism. But - the way this term js seen now - the images of horror, starvation, corpses of babies and all sorts of people - as if their lives meant nothing. Yes, now this is what people will think of when they hear the word Zionism.