[nielsbot]

Until recently, in the US at least, there wasn’t any non-zionist choice. Same for the UK and for Germany.

Thank God this is changing, but it’s going much too slowly.

[aeonfox]

Who's the 'non-zionist' choice in the US?

[basilgohar]

It can be difficult, but many politicians are now running on explicitly anti-AIPAC and anti-Zionist campaigns.

An example of this. Politicians are still politicians, and what a politician DOES is far more important than what one says.

https://www.aza-pac.com/our-candidates

That being said, Zionism has become political poison. Even with massive funding, pro-Israel and Zionist candidates are losing left and right.

[Fervicus]

What politicians run on and what they do after getting elected does not often match sadly.

[karim79]

The only one I can think of offhand is Bernie Sanders.

[redanddead]

It's not crazy either, in Canada we have Avi Lewis, he leads a federal party and is very outspoken

[nielsbot]

And even he was saying Zionist things just a few years ago. He’s not a paragon of anti-Zionism but glad he’s moved on this. At least publicly.

[nslsm]

>Born into a working-class Jewish family and raised in New York…

[i_cannot_hack]

Being jewish is not the same as condoning Israel's war crimes (which shouldn't even have to be clarified, but here we are...)

[bdangubic]

Joseph Biden

[karim79]

Joseph Biden is a self-proclaimed Zionist:

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/i-am-zionist-how-joe-bidens...

[bdangubic]

I was being facetious but in all fairness he was anything but when he was in the Oval