Jews are a Treasure in the World

As a member of a tiny minority, the Chinese, but not Jewish, but still Chinese, I think it’s crucial to expose the hate that Chinese people have against Jews. No one was born to hate. After Chinese people expose to the Jewish people, Chinese people will love and respect Jews more. I don’t want to see that kind words or nice words to become hypocrisy. We human beings often show hypocrisy words or behaviors even if though when we don’t want to do so. It’s hard to keep yourself out of your box, and it’s hard to step out of your comfort zone. The majority of Chinese people have never met a Jewish person, but Chinese people criticize Israelis, not Jews. I know that antisemitism is a widespread issue, and I agree that the Chinese government and the Chinese media and society need to work on eliminating antisemitism. <br><br>I really love Israel, the country of Jesus, and the Jewish people, the nation of Jesus, and I did a lot of research on the Jewish people and Israel. I read many books in Chinese about the history of Jews, Jewish Rabbis, Jewish entrepreneurs and Jewish psychologists. I love Jews and Israel, but at the same time, I love my family, my parents, my friends and my hometown. I always feel sad, and I always feel like that I have betrayed my parents, friends and my hometown, because they always talk bad about Israel and the Jewish people.<br><br>When I grew up, my family and my friends always talk about the conflict in Israel and Palestine but on the side of the Palestinians. I grew up in a city that was extremely left. I never met someone who holds extreme right-wing views like a fascist.<br><br>One day, years ago, in a summer, I saw a documentary about Israel that I had never seen before. It said that it was not Israel that occupied Palestine, but Palestine that occupied Israel. I was surprised and shocked because I thought that my hometown, my friends and my parents were wrong, but I didn’t want to believe it because I was afraid that I would betray my parents, my friends and my hometown. After that, I kept looking for more information about the Jewish people and Israel but always on the side of the Palestinians.<br><br>Years later, I went to college in a city that was not left. Here I met a lot of people holding extreme right-wing views, but I was still strongly against Israel and the Jewish people. I had never met a Jewish person or someone who holds extreme pro-Israel views. One day, I saw an Israeli documentary and years later, I read an Israeli book, but I still didn’t want to believe it. I had to believe that my hometown, my friends and my parents were wrong, but I was scared to betray them. Until years later, I met someone who was not Jewish but holds extreme pro-Israel views. He had been to Israel five times, and he lived in Israel for some time. I believe in him, because he had been to Israel and he lived there for a while.<br><br>I was sad when I realized that I had betrayed my parents, my hometown and my friends. I had never met a Jewish person, but I felt that I had to stand up for the Jewish people because they were suffering. I had never been to Israel, but I felt that I had to stand up for Israel because they were suffering. I never betrayed my parents, my hometown and my friends because my hometown, my parents and my friends were wrong. I am here and I am speaking out for the Jewish people and Israel because I don’t want to see innocent people suffering because of lies. I don’t want to see a whole nation suffering from lies. I want to tell the truth, because the truth can make the world a better place, and the truth can make people happier. I love Israel. I love the Jewish people. I feel comfortable and chill when I am in Israel or with Jewish people. I feel like I am at home.