The only one so far mentioning antisemitism here is you. I didn’t say a word about antisemitism. The reasons for the demonization and delegitimization against Israel/Zionism are complex and stem from various different ideological and motivational backgrounds.
In my opinion, anti-Zionism and bigotry against Israel and its citizens is wrong whether it is based on antisemitism or not. I don’t have to show that one type of bigotry is another type of bigotry to claim that it is illegitimate – bigotry is bigotry, and this is often the case when it comes to lies, distortions, and demonization against Israel and its people.

You appear to accept the increasing isolation of Israel as a product of worldwide anti-Semitism. The world is wrong. Israel is right. Given the birth of Israel was hailed by most of the world powers after WWII, including the socialist and capitalist nations, what has happened? Is the world reverting to its anti-Semitic core? Or have the policies of the Israeli government increasingly isolated it? We have different answers to these questions.I do have hatred Maor, for racism, brutality, and injustice. Unfortunately, there are many who confuse these practices with strength.

Roughly, the story is as follows: on 3 June, apparently on their last day of term, 9-yr old Abd el Rahman Burkan and his friend were on their way to school, for which they need to go through a checkpoint near Makhpela Cave/Ibrahimi Mosque. According to Burkan, his friend made a rude remark to a policeman as they were leaving, the policeman started chasing them, but they got away. When Burkan came back from school that morning, the policeman was still on duty at the checkpoint and beckoned to him. Scared, he tried to run but the policeman caught him by the collar, threw him to the ground and trod on his hand. The child began to scream, the policeman kicked his hip and told him to beat it which he did. A ten year old neighbor who had seen the incident and ran to tell Burkan’s mother. As soon as her son got home, she took him back to the checkpoint to remonstrate with the soldiers. They made fun of her and told her to lodge a complaint with the Kiryat Arba police, which she told them was pointless; someone else told her to take her son to a doctor to get his bleeding hand seen to. She was eventually calmed by a neighbor, returned home and bandaged her son’s hand up herself because she can’t afford doctors.
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One morning a few weeks later, a neighbor who is a member of Btselem Video Department’s Camera Project noticed soldiers lurking on the corner of their street and decided to film. His video is the one posted above.

“I couldn’t convince you with any argument that Israeli actions are wrong or that Israel does not defend itself in its actions, so I will try some emotional manipulations and name calling – though I don’t have any rational argument, it’s clear that Israel is racist, the Palestinians suffer and did nothing wrong, and you should be ashamed of yourself for supporting everything I think is bad. But overall it’s not a problem that I don’t have any arguments and that I don’t have anything to say in response to your arguments – since most of the world hates Israel anyway, and the bigotry against Israel only increases so soon everyone will hate Israel more and I won’t have to work hard to spread lies against it”.

So overall, you’re not making any impression on me nor hurt my feelings. You don’t know me, don’t know what I’m bothered with and what I don’t bother with, and I bet you that I’m personally doing more for the Palestinians, Sudanese and Eritreans than you ever thought of doing. You just feel frustrated that your hate is illogical, but encouraged that hate catches on even when it’s not logical.

Neither the soldiers of breaking the silence nor Goldstone in his report compared between the IDF actions and actions of other armies fighting in similar or other conditions. Goldstone actually did agree that Israel did not target civilians in Gaza, of course not in the report of his collaborations with the worst violators of human rights in the “Human Rights Council” for which Syria is trying now to return.