A Deeper Understanding of Zion Realizes its Superiority Over All

Submitted by M Tovey (United States), Sep 14, 2020 at 17:32

It would be naïve to presume that anti-Zionism exists merely for the modern conversation of why most, if not all non-Jewish entities and personalities, have an appearance of contempt for Israel and her battle to remain in her place of history; for to deny Israel's place in history is to deny the reason that mankind's struggles are intrinsically due to some source of hatred, for such hatred is innate human behavior. Such hatred directed towards Israel as a national entity takes on things emblematic of a deeper psychosis that has millennia of multiple histories in time, not just the modern implications facing the Jewish Nation. 2
We need not enumerate all of history, but we can focus on the fact that WWII produced a very dramatic sense of hatred of the Jewish people, stemming from the expulsions of histories, coming to the United States, where there was a tolerance of things Jewish, but it was not without the compulsion of religious arrogance that took historical anti-Semitism and parlayed it into the modern antipathy that is being displayed today; in America and around the world. It became focused in 1948. It's not going away.
Judaism was brought back to the Middle East for a very practical reason; modern antagonisms are set up to be the modern prejudices that forced the Jewish people out in ancient times; the time of reckoning is now before humanity and the offenses against the Jewish people of history are going to be reconciled, in Zion.
The Hebrew Holy Writ has all the information necessary to understand Israel's destiny in Zion. Understanding Zion as a central part of Israel's destiny should be part of the realization that the reason there is hatred for things Jewish, is that Israel does have that destiny and all the rest who are not believers cannot stand that idea for the rebellion they hold against the Almighty Sovereign of Israel in their heart.

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