I can't believe you would post something so blatantly antisemitic!

:sprinkles some tajin on it:

Ow, my... Judaism? Idk, can I have some too? I'll share my gala apples.

Guaranteed they'd embrace pineapples, with bells on.

How dare you

This is all by design, any criticism whatsoever get equated to anti semitism and the eventual outcome, of course, is that the entire word gets so cheapened that by a year from now nobody will care about it anymore.

It's the typical an of short sighted dictatorial wannabe types

And not in the way you'd think

It isn't really racism

It has a lot more to do with covering up the lack of basic ethics in Gaza.

As with everything, it isn't about the watermelon, it is about the symbol it represents. To anyone that doesn't want to excuse / explain, a symbol represents something - in this case support for Palestine. So it is treated the exact same as if she had a Palestinian flag in the background. Especially because she is Palestinian.

The only idiotic part is the "antisemitic" thing, when 1. Palestinians are Semites too, 2. Supporting Palestine isn't antisemitic.

I'd probably ask a person with a flag background to take it down too tbh, no matter if it was the Israeli flag, Palestinian, British or US. Just probably not for those reasons that they stated.

this is a bit like when homophobes get upset over rainbows

Ukrainian flag - not political. Russian flag - political.

Israeli flag - not political. Palestinian flag - political.

I think that's the point of the lawsuit. You can't claim you're "completely apolitical and non-biased" when you actually support one side of a conflict and punish your employees who support the other side.

supporting the status quo is always political but invisibly so

Supporting Ukraine = nonpolitical

Supporting Palestine = political

Now ask these people about Iran, Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan. Let's see whether their classification is really based on religion. :-\

All flags are inherrently political. A flag is the ultimate symbol for nationalism. Usually you shouldn't display them in any context, especially in a job that makes you face people from different backgrounds, ethnicities or nations.

So yeah, I'd tell someone to take off the Ukraine background too, not for the "someone might be offended" reason

It is a little funny to me that the extreme right is being torn politically. On the one hand they hate Jewish people but on the other they don't want left leaning politicians.

It must be hard being a far right white supremacist.