There's a big push by the far-right news media in the US to conflate Zionism with Jewishness, and so, to conflate anti-Zionism with anti-semitism.

To be as generous as possible to this argument, we can start with the wildly anti-semitic assumption that all Jewish people are Zionists. There are about 15 million Jewish people worldwide, about 7 million of which are in Israel and about 7 million of which are in the US. That 15 million is up to about 20 million if we include people with partial Jewish ancestry.

Again, it's wildly antisemitic to assume all Jewish people are Zionists-- that's just a generous assumption we make in favor of the far-right. But let's go with it and say that there are 15 million Jewish zionists.

But the Evangelical Christian right zionist numbers dwarf the Jewish zionist numbers. The Christians United for Israel alone boasts 10 million members.

Counting just that one organization, that's 10 million Christian zionists in the US to the 7 million Jewish people in the US. Counting just Evangelical Christians in the US (who definitionally support the existence of Israel), that's about 70 million Christian Zionists in the United States alone.

It's worth noting that this 70 million is a far lower bound, because it only counts evangelical Christians in the United States. But the 20 million Jewish people who could support Zionism is the maximum.

I don't have much a point, these are just scraps from "Christmas is Fascist: Act 3". Once again, Christianity is very bad for the world, thank you for coming to my ted talk, etc etc etc.