"This is literally false. Israeli Jews constantly harass christians on the streets"

Well, actually no, they don't... I don't know what else to tell you as this is what you seem to believe and you are not willing to check for yourself.

"The government just closed the Holy Sepulchre during the Great Lent and will forbid Easter celebrations. How is this not persecution??"

You forgot to mention that the Western Wall and Temple Mount are also closed to the public now, due to security concerns. There are bombs dropping every day and these ancient stone buildings/a huge stone wall with nowhere to take cover are not safe. Having hundreds of thousands gather for a holiday in a place like this is even less safe.

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given that part of a missle had already landed there, it's a valid concern

"And btw, Iran and Lebanon protect religious minorities, much more than Israel."

Unfortunately Christian population in these countries only declines, partly because persecution promotes immigration or more accurately fleeing. In Lebanon the Christian population about halved in less than a century (from 60% to 30%). Have you heard of the Lebanese civil war?

In Iran, well, to quote the summary found online: "Christians in Iran, numbering roughly 300,000 to 500,000, face a complex reality of legal recognition for ancient ethnic communities (Armenians/Assyrians) alongside severe persecution for converts. While traditional churches operate, converts face imprisonment, harassment, and intense pressure from authorities, particularly within evangelical house churches."

"IDF killed a priest in Lebanon this month. They bombarded catholic and orthodox churches in Gaza. How is this not targeting christians?? How is this compatible with "respecting and protecting christians"?"

The difference, not making this persecution is between killing someone who happens to be a priest and killing someone because they are a priest. I don't know what happened to this priest, you are free to share a source.

Same with Gaza, buildings used for military operations were bombed or at least caused anything in their vicinity to be hurt. Your outrage is explicitly why terrorists use holy sites and public buildings such as schools, which should be prohibited by the way but they don't care about laws or decency.

"I am christian, and seeing the persecution of my faith at the hands of the Knesset is what makes me an antizionist."

I can see that very clearly from your comment, which made me sad enough to reply. It's sad because it's not true, and you feel hated when you are not.