1)Ever since Nietzsche insisted that his opposition to the Jewish religion didn't make him anti-Semitic (according to him, anti-Semitism was an ethnic prejudice and anti-Semitic chrstians actually got their religion from the Torah) actual practicing of Judaism has had less and less to do with Jewish identity. Some of these sick people actually believe that their attacks on Israel make them "more" Jewish because they are attacking the origin of anti-Semitic chrstianity: HaShem and the Torah. Jews conquering land? Kicking tachat and taking shemot? Shooting guns? Farmin'? All of that is so un-Jewish! Why, only anti-Jewish chrstians do that sort of thing based on their great hero, Yehoshu`a Bin Nun!
2)Secondly, I wish to deal with the issue of people who hit Israel over the head with anti-Zionist Orthodox Jews. Now, I can understand completely the latter's belief that the restoration of Jewish sovereignty in 'Eretz Yisra'el prior to Mashiach was accomplished in opposition to the Divine Will and should never have been done. I can understand their opposition to a "secular Jewish state" (a contradiction in terms). But I get really ticked off when anti-Zionist non-Jews (especially ignorant lumps who think "Zionism" means "everything that could possibly be wrong with the world") invoke anti-Zionist Charedim as examples of "good little Jews" who don't want to evilly rule the world like those great big bad old Zionists do. Just today I visited a conservative Catholic Scottish site to see what they were saying about Scottish independence and there was not a world about it. Instead--you guessed it--there was a whole article on the ee-vils of Zionism complete with a statement from anti-Zionist Charedim which the imbeciles apparently took in just the way I described.
All these anti-Zionist right wingers should just join Arab Communist organizations. That's really where they belong.
Anyway, my two cents.
Where in the article do you think the author exemplifies himself as an "anti-Zionist right winger?"