>The poster includes some examples. One is from last fall, when a Mercer Island synagogue was defaced with graffiti that read “shame on Israel” and “stop the killing.” The poster explains that this was harmful because it’s “as if the Jews of Mercer Island could control the Israeli government.”
>If that’s not clear enough, the very next panels in the exhibit are about a similar strain of bias, only applied to Japanese Americans during World War II. The central point is that the way Japanese Americans got blamed for the actions of a foreign government, based solely on their heritage, was wrong. It’s of a piece with how the graffiti and multiple other incidents lately have made assumptions about local Jewish people.
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The war in Gaza has brought weapon′s grade brain poison to the forefront and thoroughly broken the left (what remained of it after Russia invaded Ukraine and caused a schism between tankies and other lefties). Reading the petition they made vs what the exhibit actually shows is a true demonstration in how hate can make you blind.
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>The poster includes some examples. One is from last fall, when a Mercer Island synagogue was defaced with graffiti that read “shame on Israel” and “stop the killing.” The poster explains that this was harmful because it’s “as if the Jews of Mercer Island could control the Israeli government.”
>If that’s not clear enough, the very next panels in the exhibit are about a similar strain of bias, only applied to Japanese Americans during World War II. The central point is that the way Japanese Americans got blamed for the actions of a foreign government, based solely on their heritage, was wrong. It’s of a piece with how the graffiti and multiple other incidents lately have made assumptions about local Jewish people.
The war in Gaza has brought weapon′s grade brain poison to the forefront and thoroughly broken the left (what remained of it after Russia invaded Ukraine and caused a schism between tankies and other lefties). Reading the petition they made vs what the exhibit actually shows is a true demonstration in how hate can make you blind.