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It's known to all that Jews are kind of mixed, with the Khazar hypothesis coming to mind.
But there's the possibility that Zionism isn't so much Semitic.
To begin with, it justifies itself more often than not with the notion that Arabs are savages, intended to resonate with medieval European prejudices... against Semitic peoples, including JEWS.
An ancient Aryan, later 'Christian' European notion.
Next, we have their supporters and collaborators.
Starting with the British Empire, the first to justify their colonial empire on the notion of Aryan racial superiority.
Then, its main supporter became the US military-industrial complex, basically heir to the British, and most importantly, one of the most WASPy "Aryan" sectors in the US, the most "White men" dominated.
Zionism and Israel are deeply entrenched in that machine, with contributions in spyware, military and police technology, weapon and defense systems...
Now, I'm not saying that Jews don't have some degree of nativity to the Levant, but the contribution of the most European part of the Jews seems present because all of the aforementioned.
Sometimes I get Bronze Age vibes with an invasion of the Levant from Europe, specially since Jews are like a "Sea people"
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The same way you could say "Arab Nationalism" is "Aryan" there are Arab Nationalsocialists, and they collaborated with Hitler. In countries like Iran they invite German holocaust deniers and National Socialists.
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