Russian Critics of Israel Accused of Antisemitism and Dehumanization

A recent documentary about the IDF's tactics in Gaza has sparked criticism from a group described as "good Russians," who are reportedly attacking Israel for its actions, claiming they do not align with their moral standards. The article asserts that when Israelis respond by calling these moral standards "utopian primitive shit," the "good Russians" become offended and begin to dehumanize Jews, suggesting they are a different biological species. This process, the author contends, echoes the path taken by those in Germany a century ago, which ultimately led to the Holocaust.

Israel, the piece argues, is now a sovereign nation precisely to avoid dependence on external moral judgments, whether from "good Russians" or others. It states that attempts to orchestrate another massacre of Jews will fail, just as efforts to halt Israel's military operations against Gaza's terrorist organizations will be unsuccessful. The article highlights that a significant portion of Gaza's terrorists are under eighteen and are indoctrinated from a young age, a scale of preparation far exceeding that of the Hitler Youth.

Referencing the Jewish principle, "If someone comes to kill you, kill him first," the text explains that Israel attempts to minimize civilian casualties in Gaza, but acknowledges that collateral damage, including to minors (who constitute about half the population), is unavoidable. The author criticizes the "good Russians" for not applying the same scrutiny to other armies, such as those fighting ISIS in Syria or the Allied forces that bombed German cities during World War II, which also resulted in civilian deaths, including children.

The article concludes by labeling the double standards applied to Jewish actions as antisemitism. It reiterates the comparison to "good Germans" of the past who viewed Jews as a separate, inferior species and a source of chaos. The author asserts that Israelis will not yield to such pressure, remembering the consequences of antisemitism and hypocritical morality, preferring to be seen as "bad Jews" rather than potential victims of another Holocaust.