There’s a lot of voices here about the accuracy of this poll and I would like to chime in as a Jewish person, I can confirm this poll is overwhelmingly accurate from personal experience.

The grand majority of Jewish people support the genocide and its pretty obvious why. Its not because Jewish people are uniquely evil or somehow more prone to propaganda. Its because nearly every school, religious institution, Jewish secular institution, and Jewish org is either controlled by zionists, paid off by zionists, or too scared to offend Zionists.

For the most part not only are antizionist Jews rare but they don’t organize, there is no massive antizionist Jewish org and no major Jewish org would take upon any position even critical of the zionist entity.

For any Jewish person who does take upon these positions publicly they can expect condemnation, social isolation, or even a total blacklist from all Jewish orgs and communities. They can expect active hostility from ther peers and organizations representing the Zionist occupation.

This is not an excuse, I am by no means providing an excuse for my own people but rather explaining. Of course all of this is no reason to support genocide and on an individual level every Jew should be antizionist. If we as Jews want things to change and anyone here who isn’t Jewish want things to change everyone needs to stop making excuses.

The people attempting to make excuses for this or who try and question the motives of the original author are revealing themselves either to be zionist or gullible enough to have fallen for the zionist counter-insurgency against the anti-Israel movement. Personally, if a poll came out on the worldwide opinion of white people on white nationalism and showed an overwhelming support for these things across multiple countries, no one here would be making these kinds of arguments. If 92% of white Canadians were revealed to be neo-nazis, no one would shy away from saying something about it. If 63% of Americans said it was important to their identity to support the existence of a white ethnostate, no one here would be trying to say that we should centre “white voices” in the struggle against that ethnostate. If 87% of white South Africans were found to claim that apartheid isn’t racist and 85% identified themselves as white nationalists, no one here would be trying to defend that or be playing PR defence for them.

Who could have guessed that people would support an ideology that enriches them and benefits them materially? An ideology which declares them to be very special people?

I mean you are asking AMERICANs, BRITISH and CANADIANs, of course they’re overwhelmingly zionists lmao.

Jesus. Fucking. Christ. This much?

I’m quite surprised by this actually. I was under the impression that it was a much more even split or even erring on more Jews against Zionism. Wow.

Favorability toward Israeli conduct in Ukraine hasn’t shifted.

Judging from Germany during WW2 and afterwards, nothing will change on that front until Israel is crushed and then it will take years to decades for pro-zionist sentiments to recede on their own.

Presently I am intentionally minimizing my exposure to the news, and I was reluctant to touch this topic because, quite honestly, I’d rather not deal with any drama that could result, but I feel like I need to address a few points to satiate my conscience:

Let me start off by admitting that yes, these polls are probably accurate. It is disappointing for us who are interested in Jewish people for historical or cultural reasons, and given that there is a superabundance of evidence for both the IOF’s atrocities and the unsustainability of the Herzlian project, it is becoming very difficult to excuse the persistent approval of the so-called ‘Jewish state’. At this point, it is tempting to write off Jewish Herzlians as lost causes; most of them should have gotten the message by now.

The problem is comparable to how many Catholics — including Irish ones — tolerated the Fascist invasion of Ethiopia. In fact, it was overwhelmingly common for diaspora Italians to approve of Benito Mussolini:

The Italian-American press, it should be remembered, was almost 90 percent pro-Mussolini. Not until 1941 did the press completely desert Il Duce, and then the repudiation of Fascism was a result of diplomatic developments rather than political repentance.

(Source.)

Although the leadership of Italian-American labor stood unalterably opposed to Fascism, the rank-and-file Italian worker entertained ambivalent and even affectionate feelings for the “new Italy” and the charismatic Mussolini. These deep emotions surfaced particularly during the Ethiopian War when Italian labor unions, like Local 89 of the ILGWU, assailed Il Duce’s aggression only to be denounced by their own workers.

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Significantly, the small number of anti-Fascists, who numbered “optimistically” a little less than 10 percent of a total Italian-American population of 4,600,000 in 1930, could never successfully attack Mussolini without incurring the stigma of being “un-Italian.”

(Source.)

I could share more, but the point is that we’ve seen almost all of this before: indoctrination, overwhelming consensus, intolerance towards the dissidents, &c. Nonetheless, sooner or later the Jewish mainstream is going to outgrow Herzlianism just like most people in the Italian diaspora outgrew Fascism. As I said, the Herzlian project is unsustainable.

While ideally trying to educate ordinary Jews about Herzlianism’s consequences is the optimistic message to take from this, I won’t hold it against you if you see that as a waste of time; they should have jumped ship a long time ago when the evidence for Herzlianism’s atrocities was more abundant than ever. In all honesty, I suspect that only a minority of Catholics and Italians loss interest in Fascism because of antifascist education; most of the disinterest was because of Fascism losing, and a similar effect is likely to happen with Herzlianism. In any event, none of that should stop us from continuing to educate others on Herzlianism’s consequences, including its consequences for Jewish people (‘counterintuitive’ though that may seem).

So yes, as disappointed as I am to say it, ordinary Jews approving of the occupation is probably accurate. The approval is likely, in most cases, an uninformed or a casual one (as was likely for many diaspora Italians regarding Fascism), for whatever that may be worth. Whatever the case may be, I reconcile this with my respect for Jewish cultures by cherishing the Jewish critics of Zionism (many of whom rightfully prioritize Palestinian voices) and by understanding that Herzlianism’s decline is inevitable, which is soon to render its popularity among ordinary Jews obsolete.

I haven’t read the full article yet (so this might be addressed) but I imagine that there is some significant self identification bias. People that self identify as Jewish in the west do so for a number of reasons, largely material but also for social reasons (basically socially sacrosanct).

For otherwise unremarkable westerners who want to feel unique they try their best to “embrace their Jewishness” which manifests as consuming ridiculous hasbara because its promoted as what a “good Jew” would believe. Being a uncompromising zionist is framed as the only acceptable position by most Jewish institutions. And doing so gets validated.

Definitely a failure in ethical philosophy for my fellow Jews but ultimately what their support of Israel means differs so greatly as to render the term ‘support’ difficult to parse. Israel isn’t just a material place but also a spurious concept that many Jews hold as something like a Jewish right to defend oneself from violence. Obviously very mixed up if you haven’t been blasted by the greatest propaganda and influence peddling machine in human history for your entire life.

Hate5six, a pretty legendary concert videographer within the hardcore music scene who is also extremely outspoken in his support for Palestine, shared a sentiment on Instagram arguing that the people who want to collapse the distinction between Zionism and Judaism are the majority of followers of Judaism themselves, so it shouldn’t be a concern to the Pro-Palestine movement.

Right away I saw sizable backlash in the online hardcore community calling him antisemitic, but this data and all other indications I have seen, directly support his point.

It seems like the distinction between Zionism and Judaism serves to shield the vast majority of Jewish institutions that staunchly support Zionism and Israel.

The rigorous need to tip toe around language, ensure that the distinction is abundantly clear, serves as a distraction to the movement.

And furthermore, when these organizations are happy to call anything as simple as a Palestinian flag antisemitic, why should we take antisemitism seriously at all? It’s the boy who cried wolf. Maybe once Israel is gone we can have a real conversation about anti-semitism but it seems completely pointless in the current state of things.

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This isn’t studying the opinion of Jews worldwide, your study is limited to the English speaking countries in the global North, plus Israel.