If you're opposed to treating all Jewish people as responsible for the crimes of the Israeli military (as you should be!), why not extend the same standard to Muslim people? If you believe Australians who voluntarily travelled to join #ISIS ought to face legal consequences for that decision, why not extend the same standard to Australian #IDF volunteers? Shouldn't the consequences for individuals or organisations in Australia who propagandised for #IslamicState also be faced by those that continue to whitewash or justify Israel's ongoing genocide and ethnic cleansing in Palestine?

And if criticising those Muslims who _do_ actually support ISIS is not inherently #Islamophobic (it is not), then it is also not inherently #antisemitic to criticise those Jewish people (and others) who support the slaughter carried out by the IDF. This is criticising people due to their support for violent, expansionist, exclusivist religious nationalism with a track record of slaughtering civilians, not criticising them for their adherence to a faith tradition or for their ethnic identity.
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However you would like to answer these questions with regards to the eleven #ISISbrides, I wonder if your answer is any different when it comes to the 500+ Australian citizens who have travelled to the Middle East in recent years to join another death cult engaged in horrific crimes against civilians, on an even larger scale, in order to keep expanding an even more heavily armed and well-funded religiously-aligned project of domination: the IDF.

During its most intense period of sustained slaughter, lasting around two years from 2014–16, #IslamicState (#ISIS) forces killed over 25,000 people (the precise figure may never be known), the vast majority civilians/non-combatants, with many more wounded, held captive and tortured, or forced to flee, a horrific reign of terror whose effects continue to reverberate across the region a decade later.

During its most intense period of sustained slaughter, lasting around two years from 2023–25, the #IDF killed well over 100,000 people (the precise figure may never be known), the vast majority civilians/non-combatants, with many more wounded, held captive and tortured, or forced to flee, a horrific reign of terror whose violence has not ceased today.
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