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Meme is very true! Can "thank" the Communist Front organization known as the "ADL", and their minions, for the bullshit. (Credit to poster on great forum which anon lurks for news & info):
People mistake direct Hebrew lineage with Ashkenazi Jews. Ashkenazi Jews carry the negative Jewish stereotypes… They are least likely to actually practice Judaism.
Mizrahi Jews are the Jews originally from the Middle East and North Africa that migrated to Israel in 1948 due to oppression from Arab/muslim nations. These along with Sephardic Jews are much closer in customs, appearance, and religious practices to Hebrews of the Levant.
Ashkenazi Jews are European Jews and are solely the group known for banking, political control, media control, etc that causes a lot of so called anti semitism against them which is a redundant term because they are not Semitic at all in race nor language. Look at the policies they love to push with their political power. Vast majority are democrats, their non profits push lgbt+, blm, Marxism, open borders, degeneracy, authoritarianism, anti white and anti Christian propaganda. They are the very enemy of traditional western civilization and Christian values. At some point a portion of Ashkenazi Jews realized they could use their Jewish status and the bond between Christians and traditional Jews against us to destroy our institutions from within to further their own thirst for power.
People of Israel apparently battling the same breed of NWO/Neocon Communist power that we are:
The second-largest ethnic Jewish group in Israel, about 32% of the population, is Ashkenazi. Ashkenazi Jews trace their ancestry to central Europe, most often via Eastern Europe. (Frankfurt School/Critical Theory" and all the other Communists who infiltrated in the 1930s.)''
Since the final years of of the Soviet Union, about 1 million people with Jewish roots have immigrated to Israel from Russia and the former Soviet bloc countries….Appeals to Mizrahi and Sephardi voters reflect a long-standing sense of discrimination among non-Ashkenazi Israelis. In Israel’s first few decades, predominantly Ashkenazi, socialist governments channeled hundreds of thousands of Mizrahi and Sephardi immigrants toward unskilled labor and peripheral development towns. The phrase “The Second Israel” refers to the idea that non-Ashkenazi citizens are still marginalized by an Ashkenazi cultural establishment. https://theconversation.com/israels-mosaic-of-jewish-ethnic-groups-is-key-to-understanding-the-country-217893 https://archive.fo/92ZhZ