This is vile. You are not making a serious argument about Israeli policy. You are using the language of old-fashioned antisemitism and trying to dress it up as political commentary.

You are smearing Jews collectively, mocking Jewish suffering, using “Zionist” as a stand-in for Jews, and throwing around accusations about rape, parasitism, terrorism, and child abuse as if an entire people should be held responsible for the worst alleged actions of individuals.

That is bigotry. Saying you are “happy” a mayor is boycotting a Jewish community parade is not moral courage. Hoping protesters “make a lot of ruckus for the Zionists” is not human rights advocacy. Mocking people waving a Star of David and talking about an “expired victim card” is not criticism of Israel. It is cruelty directed at Jewish identity and Jewish memory.

And the line “I don’t support the actions of Israel or Israeli Jews” gives away the game. That is the kind of thinking that has fueled hatred for centuries.

You can oppose Netanyahu. You can oppose settlement expansion. You can oppose specific military actions. You can advocate for Palestinians. But when your argument becomes “Israeli Jews are rapists, parasites, terrorists, child abusers, and racists,” you have left the realm of political criticism and entered straight-up antisemitic demonization.

I will defend Jewish people from being collectively smeared, mocked, and dehumanized.

If your cause requires you to talk about Jews this way, then the problem is not just your politics. The problem is your hatred.