The author argues that Jewish anti-Zionists have put themselves outside of the acceptable Jewish opinions and are acting as egregiously as the Trotskys, Kamenevs, and Zinovievs of old. They fail to understand the realities of Jewish history, put themselves outside the fundamental connection between Judaism and the State of Israel, seek safety from outside rather than from within, and represent the insidious nature of internalized antisemitism. The author questions whether die-hard anti-Zionists are fundamentally anti-Jewish and compares them to other movements that are deeply opposed to fundamentals in Judaism.