Iran - full evacuation of Tehran?

You questioned my morals and conscience earlier. If I am setting my moral compass to align with Israel's fight for existence, I am happy with that. I don't care for the rabid, inherent hate that Islamic extremism holds for Jews. Its very existence is for domination, and not just of the land in question. It seeks to eradicate Judaism and Christianity. No, I square my choice and solidarity very easily and will continue to do so, with my posts on the matter.

I really hope this awful, misogynistic regime will fall.
Also hope it will be replaced with something less brutal and with a more modern outlook.

I deffo need an editor on here, I always spot mistakes after I've posted. It's the joy of it being an informal website rather than, for example, my job.
Yeah that really isn't what I said. You don't help yourself cause at all by constantly twisting people's words.

You know full well that the Israeli government has created a system in which they are excluded.
If we only classed men, or white people in the UK as citizens, and then stated that all citizens can vote, this would still not be democratic. And you know this.

You really need an editor.

However, the point has been made, some attacks on Israel are motivated by antisemitism, and it's not all manufactured.

Yes, of course...because the Palestinians have no legitime complaints about their treatment in Israel. It's just because they hate Jews. (That was sarcasm in case it needs pointing out).

The issues will be endlessly intertwined but primarily if a country is oppressed a resistance movement will emerge. That is a guarantee.
Will people who are racially motivated to hate Jews latch onto that. Very possibly.
Will people who are anti Islamic be more likely to accept the mistreatment of the Palestinians? Also very likely. Could anti Islamic feeling be one of the reasons why Israel feels it acceptable to treat the Palestinians as they do. Also very likely.
And round and round we go.

(This is a great example of why I have turned my back on organised religion).

Clever in what way?

I'm not sure what you're getting at. In most countries you have to be a citizen in order to vote. AFIAK Palestinian citizens of Israel are allowed to vote in Israeli elections.

Yet its religion that's driving Hamas. Funny that.

Clever use of the phrase citizens.
They live in a country, with no way of leaving to go anywhere else, and are not able to participate in elections is undemocratic.
Creating a system where only some of the country's population have a classification that allows them to vote is undemocratic.

I've mentioned it six times previously on this thread, actually. Pay more attention.

I'm glad you think it is antisemitic, because it forms part of the Houthi slogan.

Another part of the Houthi slogan is 'Death to Israel'.

Do you think that when paired together, Death to Israel and A Curse upon Jews suggests an at least partly antisemitic motivation when attacking Israel, on the part of the Houthis?

Are you seriously going to pretend to misunderstood that.
Sigh. Predictable.

No, I am saying that it's a bit pathetic to use an example of acceptance of people being gay to prove the tolerance and democracy oba country, in which a huge chunk of the population face horrific discrimination and cant vote in elections that choose the government who role them.

Exactly the same amount of intolerance and discrimination, just directed at a different group.

Do Palestinians who are Israeli citizens not have the right to vote?

The Palestinians, and entire section of the country's population, can't vote for the government that rules them.
On what planet is that a true democracy?

Are you saying it's not OK to be gay?

Well, it might be ok to be gay but definitely not to be a Palestinian eh...

Yes, but that fundamental point is insignificant to most on this forum, when they talk about human rights.

A curse upon Jews is definitely an anti-semitic proclamation, IMO.

Israel is the only country in the ME which is a real democracy, and the only country where people are allowed to be gay or atheist without fear. Try that in most of the Islamic states in the ME. You might cope in Jordan or Egypt and probably get by living living quietly in the UAE. Elsewhere?

Why would it need context to decide if ‘a curse upon Jews’ is antisemitic?

That's a bit random! Want to give me some context?

I'm not backtracking on anything.

Do you think 'a curse upon Jews' is antisemitic, by the way?

Stop backtracking.