Part of the reason the anti-Israel movement has been sidelined and ignored by many around the world is because of their bizarre fixation with absurd hyper-exaggerations and buzzwords. Their abysmal success rate is almost laughably bad considering Jews may be the single most hated group on the planet. The world is ever ready to pounce on the slightest perceived error commited by the Jewish state. And yet, 75 years after being rebuilt, Israel is stronger than ever. Surrounded by enemies who want to destroy her and shaken by internal fighting perhaps, but the core of Israel is as strong as it has ever been. You see, Israel has been accused of genocide and ethnic cleansing since the day the State was reestablished. So asking Israel to stop the war while pretending that these accusations will magically disappear is ludicrous. In fact, the day this war ends and it becomes absolutely clear that there was no genocide, you will not hear a single apology or retraction. Just this week the UN admitted that their 8 month long blood libel of a famine in Gaza was completely fabricated. Not only wasn't this reported anywhere in the media but not a single UN organization issued an apology or even an explanation. This is the same exact thing that took place in regard to the casualty numbers invented by Hamas that the UN decided to parrot for four months before admitting that the numbers were based off of absolutely nothing. Israel is also accused of "occupying" Gaza despite having physically removed every single Israeli soldier and civilian that lived there. If your definition of occupation is ensuring that your enemies are not capable of getting the weapons they need to destroy you then sure, Israel is "occupying" Gaza. But in what universe is it morally correct for a government to let its own citizens be killed and its country destroyed because they don't want to be accused of occupation. Antisemites is not bleeding into the pro-palestinian movement. It is its lifeblood. This hatred leads to outlandish accusations that normal people understand are ludicrous. Every time the UN condemns Israel while ignoring other countries who are commiting far worse atrocities than anything Israel is accused of, the world is forced to acknowledge the double standard that is placed on the worlds only Jewish state. Thus, every action taken against Israel only strengthens the resolve of Israelis and Jews around the world who understand that Israel will never be treated fairly. The irony is that if Israel were treated like any other country, we would have far less of a reason to need our own land, regardless of our historically legitimate claim to it. The below picture is a clear example of the type of language that only serves to deligitimize their entire movement. The only reason to accuse Israel of controlling the world is antisemitism, but pictures like this are posted on pro-palestinian accounts and receive tens of thousands of likes. They literally cannot control themselves from promoting material like this despite the damage it does to the credibility of their movement. However, young people who fail to discern the difference between sympathizing with and supporting victims, and hating and demonizing a group of people are easily manipulated to support an ideology like this in which the victims are on display in their social media feeds day after day. It is imperative that our education system takes this problem seriously and starts enabling students to use their critical thinking to understand what is going on right in front of their eyes. Pointing out the extremism, abuse, and antisemitism, that is so easily found in the pro-palestinian movement can be an easy way to expose students to another point of vote and let them decide for themselves if this is something they want to be a part of. Of course, it would be helpful for media other than @FoxNews and @nypost to report on this but it seems like they too have an agenda.