Remember they just said non-Jews, so that means persecution of Christian Arabs too

No. Anti-semitism is a matter of persecuting Jews as an ethnic and/or religious group. To hate the State of Israel and what it stands for is not anti-semitic, though certain pro-Israeli elements like to make sure that the anti-Israeli and anti-semitic are one in the same, as it rather helps shield Israel from criticism from those who take pains to be politically correct

Israel - Nazi Germany is a little too extreme

But Israel - Apartheid South Africa? You've definitely got a case.

EDIT: to add to my original point, you wouldn't call the gulf-coast emirs "islamophobic" just because they're rather hotly opposed to Iran, right?

Can I ask how many white men in South Africa were assualted by Black terrorists, and how many black men showed their support to the terrorist?

I think that there is a big difference between the two, both by the way they are treated by the government (and trust me, arabs are treated in Israel far better than you imagine, if you'd like, i'll elaborate) and by the circumstances that cause the different treatment.

The world isn't just black and white you know.

Selling property isn't a good thing for the country and they know it well /especially if you combine it with increasing number of foreigners in general/. In Poland for example Jews accont for about 30% of citizens in big cities such as Warsaw /more than 350k back in 30's/ Lodz etc. and for me those numbers sound terrific. Nazi - definitely no, nationalist - for sure.

So the jews are treating muslims the same way Christians treated them during the middle ages. Ha, hypocrites!

The Jews are democratically kicking Non-Jews out of their country. Israel is a Jewish Holy land and well if you are not a Jew you are an outsider. Jews are the majority in Israel and democracy favours the majority. Jews are reclaiming their Holy land in the Gaza Strip. Every new house built in the Gaza Strip is a victory for the Jews of Israel. 

Something tells me you might be part of the problem !

And every single person like you is a loss for Israel, we don't need pepole like you worsening the way the pepole of the world look at us.

If it makes you feel any better I don't think he's serious.  His beliefs have been all over the map like Numonex.

I wouldn't nessisairly call most of the people in gaza innocent either.  I mean, Hamas the same guys firing the rockets, are the guys elected head of the area.  At the very least everyone who voted for them are guilty, it's not like their shooting rockets at Israel was new when the elections happened.

And I mean, if you can't be bothered to vote when one side is firing missles at people... well...

Shio, that's extreme. I'm saying this as a Palestinian-Muslim, by the way. You can't just make sweeping generalizations about them like that.

However, what's really annoying and sad is how people are judging Muslims based on Islamic-extremists and even the words of hypocrites who would carry the title of "Imam". Seriously, Muslims, by the way (or at least, what I've been taught), are taught to respect other religions, not persecute them (heck, Saladin allowed non-Muslims to settle in Jerusalem and practice their beliefs, according to what I was taught. Don't know what they teach foreigners, but I can't say their word is any more credible if they paint a different picture). And yet, they act like people of other religions haven't done similar or even more disgusting acts (like the 1956 incident in Rafah, or the Spanish Inquisition).

I'm not trying to defend the horrible acts of the extremists, and I definitely don't condone Palestinian attacks on civilians (with military targets, that's a different, but complicated story, though also not really the point, and not one I wish to discuss either). As much as I hate to say it, there's a lot of things (yes, A LOT) that I don't agree with in the Islamic world, but don't act like it's just Muslims who have their intolerant groups of people.

The world saddens me, honestly...some day, I'd really like to travel around the world, and see the teachings in every different country...who knows, maybe I can finally understand why some people think the way they do.