I can see you are committed to viewing current events through the lens of your religious beliefs.
Religious? That's a laugh.
Understanding what the word "Zion" means is not necessarily a religious matter. But if you don't know what that word means, how could you possibly speak to this topic with any authenticity at all?
Jacob
became Israel for a reason, after all. Not just after buying a birthright with a bowl of oatmeal.
If your lens is not founded on apprehending these scriptural narratives, then why tf should anyone on planet earth ever engage with you on this matter?
The same Instagram user you seem to resonate with posted a clip calling homosexuality an “affliction"
I didn't post that clip as any kind of advertisement for Islam, or that particular poster. I posted it because it shows the humanity of the soldier, and also shows that she recognizes the humanity of her victim.
You are simply projecting your own political agenda. But the soldier? That kind of post-traumatic dehumanization is real.
This is precisely why a discussion about Abraham, his covenant, and the nations he fathered is imperative to this discussion. This is why the term "Zion" must be understood whether you are religious or not. Israeli policy is promulgated unmistakably as
Zionism. To divorce the discussion from these terms is callous and ignorant.