The only reason to exaggerate the wrongs of one side in a conflict is propaganda - paid or motivated by your own sick agenda. Which means that it’s pointless to argue with you about if you should be telling Jews what antisemitism is.

I put that question forth to assume good faith. This despite all the points in your comment being tropes I have seen repeated many times. You have contributed nothing interesting to the conversation.

But when someone expresses hatred towards Jews in general, do you not think that includes you? (I can link you to many examples of that on here).

It’s also disingenuous to pretend that Israeli-Arab conflict is not about Jews. The only issue the Arab neighbours have with Israel is that it’s a Jewish state. When people now say “Palestinian” they mean specifically non-Jewish Palestinian.

The banner of the Iran-sponsored Houthis has on it “Death to America, Death to Israel, Curse on the Jews”.

You think that if you come across Hamas members they will care about your position on Zionism?

When pro-Palestinian terrorists seek out victims in Israel or in other countries they often go for the Haredim, even though they are anti-Zionist. Many of the killed and kidnapped on Oct 7 were far left activists who had previously volunteered to help Gazans.

So sure, you can feel comfortable in America now, but your personal experience does not deny the experience of others globally.

Can you acknowledge that this is hyperbole? It’s not helpful for you to present yourself as rational in this debate if you are exaggerating the wrongs of one side.