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Author Advocates Using 'EVIL' Slogan Against Israel's Enemies

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Dr. Michael Wise proposes using the slogan "EVIL" to describe Israel's enemies, including antisemites and anti-Zionists, arguing it is an accurate and blunt descriptor. He contends that contemporary antisemitism and anti-Zionism, including the celebration of violence and denial of Israel's right to exist, are manifestations of this "EVIL." Wise suggests adapting the slogan with specific additions and promoting its use across social media to counter anti-Israel sentiment and win a "slogan war."

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  • Dr. Michael Wise advocates using the slogan "EVIL" to accurately describe Israel's enemies.
  • He argues that antisemitism and anti-Zionism, including violence and denial of Israel's existence, are "EVIL."
  • Wise compares the slogan's effectiveness to President Reagan's "EVIL empire" and Bush's "Axis of Evil."
  • The slogan can be adapted with phrases like "EVIL Terrorists" or "EVIL Racists."
  • He urges supporters to use the slogan widely on social media to win a "slogan war."
Author Advocates Using 'EVIL' Slogan Against Israel's Enemies
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