3 hours ago, JimCM said:

We shouldn't use this word, no one here sends to know what it means.

You are the poster child of antisemitism.

3 hours ago, TedG said:

You are the poster child of antisemitism.

And you just delivered a perfect example for conflating Anti-Semitism and Anti-Zionism.

The latter being a 130 year old movement to create a Jewish state would principally be a good idea as it intends to protect Jews from the injustices they had to suffer like persecution, dispossession, oppression and even genocide if it only did not come with the persecution, dispossession, oppression and even genocide of the Palestinians.

Now, the Pro-Zionists are fully aware of that so with the intention to silence those who criticize them for doing the same atrocities to others which once were done to them they try to label the critics as Jew Haters or in other words Anti-Semitic.

This can regularly be observed here in the forum when someone dares to write something unbearable like "Stop murdering women and children."

These Anti-Zionists can really be annoying at some times as they somehow fail to understand one basic Zionist law of nature:

"It´s only an atrocity when the others do it."

2 hours ago, JimCM said:

Anyway, you're wrong, there is no free speech in US when it comes to Israel.

Not true. None of the people in the video you posted were punished for merely criticizing Israel or taking part in a lawful protest. They were arrested for trespass, disturbing the peace, disorderly conduct. or similar violations. Disruptive actions that interfere with the daily lives of others are not protected under the U.S. Constitution.

Context is important. It's legal to yell "Free Palestine!" or "Death to the IDF!" or even "Death to Jews!" (usually in Arabic) during a street demonstration. It can be considered disturbing the peace or even threatening if the same slogans are yelled in front of a synagogue or at individual Jewish students on campus.

Between 300 and 400 foreign Pro-Palestinian university student activists have had their visas revoked or have "self-deported" for violating the terms of their visas since October, 2023. Considering the U.S. had 1.2 million foreign students at the university level in 2025, that's way under 1%.

And they hadn't just protested peacefully or expressed anti-Israel sentiment. They either broke the law or had done something that violated the terms of their visas, like lying on the visa application or not attending class, breaking the student code of conduct, etc.

43 minutes ago, Somjot said:

Now, the Pro-Zionists are fully aware of that so with the intention to silence those who criticize them for doing the same atrocities to others which once were done to them they try to label the critics as Jew Haters or in other words Anti-Semitic.

This can regularly be observed here in the forum when someone dares to write something unbearable like "Stop murdering women and children."

Could you please give an example of a post on AN where a board member was labeled an antisemite for writing, "Stop murdering women and children," or similar? I have never seen such a post.

Most often when a post is called antisemitic, it's because it contained a variation of a classic anti-Jewish trope involving a secret Jewish conspiracy. The Mods have on numerous occassions hidden posts because of an antisemitic slur, so antisemitic posts do indeed appear on AN.