Of course, Jews are likely to be resented when they appear to go against the best interests of the country in which they are living in favor of the interests of another country. Because the Zionist Jews are responsible for mixing up religion and nationality in this abnormal manner, even non-Zionist Jews may find our loyalty to our own nations questioned. I warned about this danger long ago in my article, "Israel's Flag Is Not Mine," which appeared in the Reader's Digest in 1949.

Again, any time that we hear that Jews are "suddenly" being persecuted, we have to ask what is really going on. Are their opponents attacking them only because they are Jews? Or is the anger directed at them as promoters of Israel? The more that the media identifies the state of Israel as "the Jewish state," all the greater is the probability that innocent Jews in Europe and other regions will be unfairly blamed for the wrongs of the present Israeli government and military.

Activities of the state of Israel are wide and complex, and some of them deserve severe condemnation. Immediately, the Zionist organizations such as the Anti-Defamation League label any opposition to Israeli misconduct as anti-Semitism. It is not anti-Semitism that is growing by leaps and bounds against Jews for being Jews. It is anti-Israelism that is on the rise! And rightfully so.