

Then no, I think you’re just wrong. A victim who misunderstands their oppression should be critiqued for such for both moral and strategic reasons. They should be helped to understand it better to better resist and overthrow their oppressors. The only exception is when their misunderstanding presents no contradiction with the strategy of liberation. But I think here it is reasonable to think thats not the case. Either their oppression is supported by structure of the vast majority of Jewish institutions and thus their liberation requires a significant change in that structure, or it doesn’t and they can win by focusing only on Israeli zionists. And I think the latter is a much worse analysis.








Im not demanding perfect victims, I’m demanding revolutionaries. If you’ve been talking about random Palestinians as individuals, I couldn’t care less about that. Sure, they can be whatever. I’m talking about victims as organized resistance, that should be correct or corrected. The individuals should be then corrected by those structures where possible and necessary