A note on the definitions of Judaism, Zionism, and the use of “Jewish supremacy”: According to the Jewish religion, a Jew is someone who believes that God gave the Israelites the Torah at Mount Sinai, or was born to a Jewish mother. According to the Zionist ideology, enshrined in the Israeli government’s 1950 “Law of Return”, a Jew is someone who has at least one Jewish grandparent. It does not require belief in the Jewish religion or being born to a Jewish mother. These are two completely different and incompatible definitions. Before Zionists stole the land of Palestine and called it “Israel”, they stole the term Jew and called it a nationality. When pro-Palestine people call Zionism “Jewish supremacy”, they’re referring to Zionist national supremacy but reinforce Zionist propaganda that Judaism is a nationality. When people finally understand that Zionism≠Judaism, Zionism will be exposed as a farce that is, in reality, anti-Jewish.