The majority of people here are not Jewish or Israeli. You are the majority.

I still see people talking about how we are Israelites, or Jewish. That we represent all Israelis, or we are all the voices of Am Israel. I’ve seen people who let people talk them into thinking that Israel is a bad place, and then go on to spread their lies on other platforms. <br><br>We, as fans of Israel, are not Israeli. We don’t live there. We don’t know what it’s like to live in Israel. We don’t know anything that we can’t learn online, or reading, or listening to others. <br><br>The majority of us are not Jewish, and we are not the voices of Israeli citizens. The majority of idolizers here don’t go to Israel. The majority of us will never go to Israel. We don’t live there. We don’t know what it’s like to live there, and we never will. We don’t know what’s best for them, or their country. We don’t know anything. <br><br>I’m sorry, but all I truly know of Israel is that I love the language and the accent, I love the music, I love the food at my local falafel and shwarma restaurant, I love the people I’ve met, and I love the music, the beauty, and the architecture of Israel. I know enough at this point to know where I stand politically, I’ve met with people enough at synagogues, and attending events to know that.<br><br>But that does not make me the voice of Israel. Does not make me Jewish, and does not make me Israeli. I am not Israel. And I am not Jewish. I am idolizers, and we are the voices of idolization, not the voice of Israel. We are not the voice of Israel, or Judaism. We are not Israeli, we are not Jewish, we are idolizers, and we must respect that. All we can do is help Israel, help Israelis, support Israel, and help protect Israel. We are not the voice of Israel, we are the voices of people who love Israel. <br><br>Don’t pretend that you are Israeli, Jewish, or a voice for Israel. You are not the majority. There is not enough of idolizers to represent everyone in Israel, or in Judaism, or the supporters of Israel as a whole. We cannot talk as though we know what’s best for Israel, or all Israelis, or all idolizers. We can share our own voices, but we cannot talk as though we are speaking for Israel. We must stop pretending that we are Israeli, or Jewish. We are idolizers, nothing more.