One thing I never considered for a long time is how zionists always make the target of their dialogue Westerners; you would imagine the first people they need to talk to, to convince that their country deserves to exist, the first people they should prioritize for all their dialogue, would be their Middle Eastern neighbors, but I’ve realized all their dialogue is targeted at Westerners; their view of Arabs is truly no different than the settler colonizers’ view of native Americans; they don’t see them as people. Frankly if they were going to consider themselves a Western country they should’ve made their nation in Europe or seen what they could do about getting the US to cede some land to them (but then, there’s strategic benefit to our government and the UK in creating a Western outpost in the Middle East).
I wonder where they learned it.
People really don’t like it when you tell them that Manifest Destiny and Lebensraum influenced Zionism.
One thing I never considered for a long time is how zionists always make the target of their dialogue Westerners; you would imagine the first people they need to talk to, to convince that their country deserves to exist, the first people they should prioritize for all their dialogue, would be their Middle Eastern neighbors, but I’ve realized all their dialogue is targeted at Westerners; their view of Arabs is truly no different than the settler colonizers’ view of native Americans; they don’t see them as people. Frankly if they were going to consider themselves a Western country they should’ve made their nation in Europe or seen what they could do about getting the US to cede some land to them (but then, there’s strategic benefit to our government and the UK in creating a Western outpost in the Middle East).