No, it isn't antisemitic to criticise Israel. In fact nobody is more critical of Israel's policies than Israelis themselves. There's a saying that where there are two Jews there are three opinions. It's also true that more than 20% of Israelis are Arabs, who enjoy full rights like any other Israeli citizen.Not all Israelis are Jews. Not all Jews support Israel. It's the de facto stance of the Israeli/Zionist regime to label anyone who dares criticise anything they do as antisemitic. Over many years, they've made criticism of Israel effectively taboo for fear of being labelled as antisemitic, which these days means you're basically a fascist, jew hating holocaust denier.
Israel has more UN resolutions condemning it's actions than any, or indeed all, other countries combined.
Wiki right back atcha: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_Nations_resolutions_concerning_Israel
You would think, given their history, which they wheel out at every conceivable occasion, they would know better, but apparently that same history gives them a free pass to behave in any despicable and egregious manner they can think of, and they get away with it while the world looks the other way.
It's not antisemitic to criticise Israel. It's right and proper and should be encouraged and applauded by any person with any sense of morality or ethics.
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Have you asked yourself why there are so many UN resolutions against Israel and none, that's zero, against Turkey for its treatment of its Kurds, or China for its treatment of Tibet, or many other countries deserving of "criticism"?
Given history Jews have learned more than you could ever know. "despicable" and "egregious" isn't "criticism". It's demonisation based on lies.
BDS, in the words of its founders, means the elimination of the only Jewish state on earth. If you support BDS that is exactly what you wish for. As Golda Meir once said, "Israel is the Jew among nations." Tell me BDS is not "antisemitic".
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