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Some ultra-religious Jews, such as the [[Neturei Karta]] sect, that praises [[Palestinian]] suicide bombers, are anti-Zionist. They believe that Jewish teaching says the Holy Land cannot be inherited until the Messiah comes. | Some ultra-religious Jews, such as the [[Neturei Karta]] sect, that praises [[Palestinian]] suicide bombers, are anti-Zionist. They believe that Jewish teaching says the Holy Land cannot be inherited until the Messiah comes. | ||
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*[[Noam Chomsky]] | *[[Noam Chomsky]] | ||
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[[Category:Religion and Politics]] | [[Category:Religion and Politics]] | ||
Revision as of 17:24, May 23, 2021
Anti-Zionism is the non-recognition of a Jewish State. Anti-Zionists believe that Jews should leave Israel. It should not be confused with anti-Semitism, though the two often go hand in hand.
Some ultra-religious Jews, such as the Neturei Karta sect, that praises Palestinian suicide bombers, are anti-Zionist. They believe that Jewish teaching says the Holy Land cannot be inherited until the Messiah comes.