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[[File:Irgun poster Erez Jisrael.jpg|thumb|An [[Irgun]] recruitment poster.]]{{Quote|I see all this and know that if we are to save the Jewish state and its three-and-a-half million Jews from terrible horrors, we must rise up and demand a fundamental change in the very system of government.|[[Meir Kahane]]}}'''Militant Judaism''' is the extreme belief that Jews are the "chosen people" and have a divine status - it can manifest as racism and intolerance towards other religions and people, although often used by [[Anti-Semitism|anti-semites]] to refer to all Jews their is considerable difference between the views of most Jews and those of the Militant Judaism movement.


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Militant Jews believe they have the right to treat others as they see fit and are often extremely hostile towards non-Jews and even Jews that do not share their extreme views.
==History of Militant Judaism==
''See: [[wikipedia:Jewish religious terrorism|Jewish religious terrorism]] and [[wikipedia:Jewish fundamentalism|Jewish fundamentalism]]''


'''[[File:Zionism.jpg|thumb|300px|Militant Judaism]]Militant Judaism''' is the extreme belief that Jews are the "chosen people" and have a divine status - it can manifest as racism and intolerance towards other religions and people, although often used by anti-semites to refer to all Jews their is considerable difference between the views of most Jews and those of the Militant Judaism movement.
==Known Militant Judaism Movements / Supporters==
*[[Asher Weisgan]]
*[[Ariel Sharon]]
*[[Avraham Stern]]
*[[Avraham Tehomi]]
*[[Baruch Goldstein]]
*[[Baruch Marzel]]
*[[Bentzi Gopstein]]
*[[Eden Natan-Zada]]
*[[Haganah]]
*[[Herut]]
*[[Hilltop Youth]]
*[[Irgun]]
*[[Jewish Defense League]]
*[[Kach and Kahane Chai]]
*[[Lehava]]
*[[Lehi]]
*[[Meir Ettinger]]
*[[Meir Kahane]]
*[[Menachem Begin]]
*[[Naftali Bennett]]
*[[Otzma Yehudit]]
*[[Sicarii]]
*[[Terror Against Terror]]
*[[Vladimir Jabotinsky]]
*[[Yaakov Fauci]]
*[[Yigal Amir]]
*[[Yishai Schlissel]]
*[[Yitzhak Shamir]]


Militant Jews believe they have the right to treat others as they see fit and are often extremelt hostile towards non-Jews and even Jews that do not share their extreme views. Most are [[Zionist]]s.
==History of Militant Judaism==
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==Known Militant Judaism Movements / Supporters==
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==Militant Judaism In Fiction==
==Militant Judaism In Fiction==
(Important: do not add anti-semitic propaganda as "fiction" - such information belongs in the anti-semitism page: this is for fictional portrayals of Militant Judaism, not material created by those who have a known hatred of the Jewish people)
(Important: do not add anti-semitic propaganda as "fiction" - such information belongs in the [[Anti-Semitism|anti-semitism]] page: this is for fictional portrayals of Militant Judaism, not material created by those who have a known hatred of the Jewish people)
==Controversy==
==Controversy==
Militant Judaism has often been refered to a Zionism - which has caused considerable controvery, as listed below.. The term "Zionism" and "Zionist" are controversial due to many anti-semite groups using the term to justify the oppression of Jews or the Isreali state - to the point some mistakenly believe that those who oppose Zionism are inherently anti-semitic.
Militant Judaism has often been referred to a Zionism - which has caused considerable controversy, as listed below.. The term "Zionism" and "Zionist" are controversial due to many anti-semite groups using the term to justify the oppression of Jews or the Isreali state - to the point some mistakenly believe that those who oppose Zionism are inherently anti-semitic.
Critics of the term believe it encourages a hatred or mistrust of all Jews and their culture, however others argue that this controversy has been used by some to silence criticisms of the more extreme sections of Zionism - who often have little to do with moderate Jews or the state. re!
Critics of the term believe it encourages a hatred or mistrust of all Jews and their culture, however others argue that this controversy has been used by some to silence criticisms of the more extreme sections of Zionism - who often have little to do with moderate Jews or the state. 
[[Category:Xenophobes]]
[[Category:Xenophobes]]
[[Category:List]]
[[Category:List]]
[[Category:Supremacists]]
[[Category:Supremacists]]
[[Category:Hatemongers]]
[[Category:Terrorism]]
[[Category:Terrorists]]
[[Category:Terrorists]]
[[Category:Anti-Semitism]]
[[Category:Mongers]]
[[Category:Dark Priest]]
[[Category:Ideologies]]
[[Category:Anti-Christian]]
[[Category:Islamophobes]]
[[Category:Judaism]]
[[Category:Misogynists]]
[[Category:Anti-LGBT]]
[[Category:Fanatics]]

Latest revision as of 07:00, 3 February 2025

An Irgun recruitment poster.
I see all this and know that if we are to save the Jewish state and its three-and-a-half million Jews from terrible horrors, we must rise up and demand a fundamental change in the very system of government.
~ Meir Kahane

Militant Judaism is the extreme belief that Jews are the "chosen people" and have a divine status - it can manifest as racism and intolerance towards other religions and people, although often used by anti-semites to refer to all Jews their is considerable difference between the views of most Jews and those of the Militant Judaism movement.

Militant Jews believe they have the right to treat others as they see fit and are often extremely hostile towards non-Jews and even Jews that do not share their extreme views.

History of Militant Judaism edit

See: Jewish religious terrorism and Jewish fundamentalism

Known Militant Judaism Movements / Supporters edit

Militant Judaism In Fiction edit

(Important: do not add anti-semitic propaganda as "fiction" - such information belongs in the anti-semitism page: this is for fictional portrayals of Militant Judaism, not material created by those who have a known hatred of the Jewish people)

Controversy edit

Militant Judaism has often been referred to a Zionism - which has caused considerable controversy, as listed below.. The term "Zionism" and "Zionist" are controversial due to many anti-semite groups using the term to justify the oppression of Jews or the Isreali state - to the point some mistakenly believe that those who oppose Zionism are inherently anti-semitic. Critics of the term believe it encourages a hatred or mistrust of all Jews and their culture, however others argue that this controversy has been used by some to silence criticisms of the more extreme sections of Zionism - who often have little to do with moderate Jews or the state.