[UnwashedPeasant]

As you certainly know, “anti-Semitism” means anti-Jewish, regaredless of the word origin.

The writer of the article on I cited on that anti-Semitic website was absolutely not written by a Christian, even if he calls himself that. A real Christian does not equate Hamas terrorists with Christian saints. Your defense for that article is bizarre.

It is fine for you to post articles from anti-Semitic hate sites. FReepers post from Leftists sites all the time, but they rarely defend them the way you are doing now.

[Mrs. Don-o]

"As you certainly know, “anti-Semitism” means anti-Jewish, regardless of the word origin."

That's a legitimate point, and one which ties in well with my point. You have not shown that this website is either anti-Jewish or anti-State of Israel.

This website, Come and See, the Christian Website from Nazareth has posted over 875 articles (yes, I counted--- and there are more articles at their Facebook page.) They are all of interest to Christians in Israel as well as in surrounding Muslim-majority lands. They cover a big variety of topics, including

• Biblical archaeology,
• local politics,
• criticizing the vandalism against Christian cemeteries and sacred sites;
• reporting the ISIS murder of 21 Copts;
• decrying the Ottoman slaughter of the Armenians "genocide";
• deploring the expulsion of Christian missionaries from Syria and Algeria,
• applauding Baptists, Evangelicals, Druzes, Catholics, Orthodox and other regional minorities working together for common concerns;
• reports on water and agricultural development
• business and employment news
• upcoming religious conferences,
• holidays and recipes from different cultures,
• the plight of Christian "guest workers" in Islamic lands,
• the plight of refugees, including Christians, Yazhidis, and Muslim-related minorities fleeing from ISIS, etc. etc.

One of these articles you object to.

This particular article does not, however, say what you told us it says. It does not "equate" Hamas terrorists with Christian saints. It does not advocate or justify violence. It is not anti-Semitic hate, and the website is not an anti-Semitic hate site.

And you presume to judge that the author is not a Christian? Who do you think you are? Some pseudo-St. Peter in a fright wig, checking everyone's religion passport at the Pearly Gates?

I notice you also said that the Catholic canonization of two humble and holy women, 19th century Palestinian nuns, was anti-Semitic propaganda. Anyone who has read the articles in question, AND has read your remarks, can see very well where you're coming from.

Most FReepers are not bigots. I don't think most of us care to go there.