Fighting Antisemitism: The ISGAP Hour - In-Studio Edition

[@NadineSSiracusa]

I have researched grants the colleges receive . i pray for world peace. God be with the Jewish and christain communities

[@direncakmak8894]

As a Muslim Turk from Turkey, I think that Turkey needs a special envoy to combat antisemitism.

[@FloriaTosca8]

When people ask me: “Favorite historical figure in history,” I always answer: “Ataturk.” It’s a shame that such a great and beautiful country as Turkey is turning into a country of savages in the media, although in reality this is not the case. I know many intelligent Turks and they understand perfectly well what is happening. All the same, the Jews remember and are very grateful to the sultans, who saved many Jews during the Inquisition, and to your diplomat, who secretly evacuated the Jews during the Second World War.

[@direncakmak8894]

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[@StopSettlerViolence]

I don’t believe most Semitic people consider the modern Jewish people as Semitic, do they? I know it sounds crazy. If they do not, as I believe most that arrived in and after the Nackba have mostly European DNA and spoke Yiddish or some European language for the most part or all the time. They came back with a religion called Zionism that I believe dominates most of their government. Does their DNA come up genetically enough to claim “Semite” and in turn have the right to Antisemitism? I pose a question with facts. Interested in the overall discussion.

[@ravenhawk3758]

It's well known that today's Ashkenazi Jews left the Levant and immigrated to Germany, Russia, Poland. Studies show their DNA to be closer to the people in Northern Levant than to Russians, Pols, Germans. Zionism is not a religion. Zionism is a nationalist movement that emerged in the 19th century to enable the establishment of a homeland for the Jewish people.

[@jonathancahn9889]

The term anti-Semitism originates in the 19th century to refer specifically to Jew hatred. Jews, including Jews residing in Europe, can trace their genetic roots to the Middle East. Furthermore, the majority of Israelis are Mizrahi and have always been residents in the Middle East. Jews are indigenous to the land of Israel.

[@FloriaTosca8]

Semitic brothers and sisters have a very large number of countries that were created after World War II, like Israel. 50% of Jews have never left the Middle East. Better ask why the Arabs carried out the genocide of the Mizrazim Jews. You will learn a lot of interesting things. And the so-called “Palestinians”, who were created by the KGB in 1964, have their own country, Jordan.