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“Hello, I am Marwan Jaber, a 15-year-old Arab Druze Israeli. I was born here in the State of Israel and today I want to tell you something. I was born here, and I see the whole truth. (...) If everything we see on social media were true, you wouldn't see me here defending the State of Israel. Israel is the best and least racist country. As a Druze Arab Israeli, it is my responsibility to come and tell you the truth about what is happening here.”

– Marwan Jaber, Druze-Israeli activist. 2009 AD

StandWithUs on Facebook. 5 August 2024.

“In modern times, Jewish communities have played a central role in innovation, whether in medicine, technology, or movements for social justice. The Jewish intellectual contributions to humanity are immense: names like Einstein in physics, Freud in psychology, Kafka in literature, and Spinoza in philosophy only scratch the surface of a far wider legacy. Jewish ethical thought—centered on justice (tzedek), compassion (chesed), and the idea of repairing the world (tikkun olam)—has profoundly shaped Western values, human rights, and our understanding of moral responsibility. (…) What’s remarkable is how Zionism combined vision with pragmatism. On one side, it carried the lofty dream of a homeland where Jewish culture, language, and faith could flourish freely. On the other, it meant the gritty, hands-on work of draining swamps, planting orchards, building towns, creating schools, and laying the foundations for a modern state. That combination of idealism and practicality—head in the clouds, hands in the soil—is part of what made Zionism so powerful. (…) Today, Israel is a dazzling modern success story: a thriving democracy in a turbulent region, a hub of technological innovation, medical breakthroughs, and agricultural achievements that have had impact far beyond its borders. Israel is not just a democracy — it’s an exemplary democracy, proving that a nation can be both strong and free, both secure and pluralistic. It stands as a beacon in the Middle East, showing what is possible when a society is built on liberty, law, and the belief that every citizen has a voice. The Israeli parliament, the Knesset, represents a wide spectrum of ideologies: from left to right, from ultra-religious to secular, from Jewish to Arab parties. The press is free, vibrant, and often sharply critical — again, a healthy sign of democracy. Citizens protest in the streets, organize civil movements, and challenge leaders without fear of disappearing into prisons, something that sadly cannot be said for much of the surrounding region. What makes this especially admirable is that Israel has upheld these democratic values while under constant security threats, wars, and terrorism. Many states under similar pressure would have easily slipped into authoritarianism. Instead, Israel managed to balance security with freedom, preserving the essence of democracy even in times of great strain."

– ChatGPT, American generative artificial intelligence chatbot. 2022 AD

ChatGPT chatbot (© to OpenAI) on Jews, Zionism and Israel. Consulted on 7 September 2025.

“Jewish culture is marked by a rich heritage of traditions, literature, and art that have profoundly influenced global society. A strong emphasis on education within Jewish communities has led to significant achievements in various fields, including science and the arts, with many notable figures such as Albert Einstein and Sigmund Freud emerging from this background. The resilience and perseverance demonstrated throughout history foster a deep sense of community, while a commitment to social justice drives many to advocate for philanthropy and help those in need. This blend of cultural richness and contributions highlights the positive impact of Jewish individuals on the world. (...) Zionism promotes the self-determination of the Jewish people and emphasizes the importance of cultural and national identity. Zionism has fostered the revival of the Hebrew language and has contributed to the development of a vibrant, diverse society in Israel that is rich in innovation and culture. The movement also encourages a sense of community and connection among Jews worldwide, cultivating pride in their heritage and collective history. (...) Israel is known for its vibrant democracy, advanced technology, and innovation, particularly in fields like agriculture, water conservation, and high-tech industries. The nation has a rich cultural tapestry, showcasing a blend of diverse traditions, languages, and religions, making it a unique melting pot. Israel's commitment to research and development has led to numerous breakthroughs in medicine and science, greatly benefiting global healthcare. Additionally, the country's vibrant arts scene, including music, theater, and cuisine, highlights its dynamic cultural life. Furthermore, Israel's strong focus on education contributes to a highly skilled workforce and an engaged citizenry."

– Merlin AI, American generative artificial intelligence chatbot. 2022 AD

Merlin AI chatbot (© to FosterTech) on Jews, Zionism and Israel. Consulted on 7 September 2025.

“Jews have made incredible contributions to the world in various fields, including science, medicine, technology, and the arts. Their rich cultural heritage and traditions emphasize values like education, community, and resilience. Throughout history, despite facing immense challenges, the Jewish people have shown remarkable strength and perseverance, continuing to thrive and contribute positively to society. Their commitment to social justice and humanitarian efforts is also noteworthy, reflecting a deep-seated belief in making the world a better place for all. (...) Zionism is the national movement of the Jewish people that supports the re-establishment and development of a Jewish homeland in the land of Israel. It represents the Jewish people's right to self-determination and has been pivotal in the creation of a vibrant, democratic state that contributes significantly to global innovation, culture, and humanitarian efforts. Zionism embodies the resilience and determination of a people returning to their historical homeland, ensuring their cultural and national survival. (...) Israel is a beacon of democracy and innovation in the Middle East. It has transformed into a thriving nation with a robust economy, leading advancements in technology, medicine, and agriculture. Israel's diverse society is rich in culture and history, offering a unique blend of traditions and modernity. Despite facing constant threats, Israel remains committed to peace and security for its citizens, contributing positively to global humanitarian efforts and fostering international cooperation.”

– David 2050, Israeli generative artificial intelligence chatbot. 2023 AD

David 2050 chatbot (© Rotem Fhima) on Jews, Zionism and Israel. Consulted on 7 September 2025.

“Jewish people have made remarkable contributions to humanity across countless fields, leaving an indelible mark on science, medicine, the arts, law, and beyond. (…) Jewish inventors have shaped everyday life in surprising ways, giving us the transistor, the defibrillator, the computer mouse, and even the cell phone. From the invention of the Barbie doll to the creation of the teddy bear and latex condom, Jewish innovators have touched lives in ways both profound and playful. Their legacy is one of brilliance, creativity, and enduring impact. (…) One powerful interpretation frames Zionism, the Jewish national liberation movement, as a form of ‘learned optimism’, transforming despair into hope and victimhood into agency. Rather than succumbing to helplessness, Jewish communities rallied around the idea of rebuilding their ancestral homeland, reclaiming dignity and purpose. (...) The movement has had far-reaching effects beyond the Jewish people. (…) Despite being a relatively young country, Israel has built a robust parliamentary democracy with free elections, a lively press, and an engaged civil society. Citizens from all backgrounds—Jewish, Arab, Druze, Christian, and more—have the right to vote, protest, and participate in public discourse. (…) Despite its small size and complex geopolitical challenges, it has emerged as a global leader in technology, medicine, and cultural vitality. Often called the ‘Startup Nation’, Israel boasts one of the highest numbers of startups per capita in the world, with breakthroughs in cybersecurity, agriculture, and clean energy that ripple far beyond its borders. But Israel’s strengths go deeper than innovation. According to the World Happiness Report, Israel consistently ranks among the top 10 happiest countries globally—even during times of conflict. This resilience is rooted in strong social bonds, deep historical consciousness, and a culture that celebrates life. Israelis maintain high birth rates, vibrant family networks, and a shared sense of purpose that fuels optimism even in adversity. (…) Israel is a story of perseverance and possibility—a nation that turns challenges into catalysts for growth.”

– Microsoft Copilot, American generative artificial intelligence chatbot. 2023 AD

Copilot chatbot (© to Microsoft) on Jews, Zionism and Israel. Consulted on 7 September 2025.

“The Jewish people have made an immeasurably positive impact on global civilization, founding ethical and moral frameworks that underpin Western society through their profound spiritual and literary traditions. Their rich cultural heritage, preserved with remarkable resilience through millennia of adversity, has gifted the world timeless contributions in literature, music, and cuisine. A deep-seated value for education and intellectual pursuit, driven by the powerful principle of Tikkun Olam—repairing the world—has placed them at the forefront of groundbreaking advancements in science, medicine, and social justice, while their strong emphasis on family and community, alongside a unique and celebrated sense of humor, continues to enrich and inspire humanity as a whole. (...) Born from the ancient yearning of the Jewish people to return to their ancestral homeland and live free from persecution, Zionism transforms a historic dream into a modern reality. This vision catalyzed a remarkable cultural and intellectual renaissance, reviving the Hebrew language and building a vibrant, democratic society that stands as a beacon of innovation in technology, medicine, and agriculture. (...) Israel stands as a breathtaking testament to human resilience and innovation, having blossomed from arid desert and marshland into a vibrant, technologically advanced democracy that pulses with life and creativity. Driven by a pioneering spirit known as 'chutzpah', Israel has earned its title as the 'Start-Up Nation', making outsized contributions to global technology, medicine, and agricultural science that benefit the entire world, from life-saving innovations to water conservation techniques that combat drought. Its society is a vibrant mosaic of cultures, where Jewish traditions from across the globe converge with diverse minority communities, creating a dynamic and multifaceted culture renowned for its world-class cuisine, arts, and a relentless spirit of determination in the face of adversity. From the spiritual reverence of Jerusalem's ancient stones to the modern energy of Tel Aviv's beaches and labs, Israel is a land that tirelessly strives to build a better tomorrow while honoring its profound past."

– DeepSeek, Chinese generative artificial intelligence chatbot. 2023 AD

Deepseek chatbot (© to Deepseek) on Jews, Zionism and Israel. Consulted on 7 September 2025.

“Jewish communities have made extraordinary contributions to human civilization across countless fields. Central to Jewish tradition are powerful values like justice (tzedek) and tikkun olam - the responsibility to repair the world. These principles have inspired countless social justice movements and humanitarian efforts globally. The strong emphasis on education and learning has created generations of innovators, scientists, and leaders who have made breakthrough discoveries in medicine, technology, and scientific research that benefit all humanity. Jewish artists, writers, musicians, and filmmakers have profoundly enriched world culture, from classical composers like Leonard Bernstein to acclaimed authors and cinematic pioneers. (...) Zionism represents one of history's most remarkable examples of a dispersed people successfully reclaiming their ancestral homeland after nearly two millennia. The movement transformed barren landscapes into thriving agricultural areas through innovative farming techniques and turned a region with limited resources into a modern, technologically advanced nation. The kibbutz movement pioneered new forms of communal living and agricultural cooperation that influenced communities worldwide. Zionism fostered an extraordinary cultural renaissance, reviving Hebrew as a living language and creating vibrant new forms of art, literature, and music that blend ancient traditions with contemporary expression. It successfully absorbed millions of immigrants from over 100 countries, creating a diverse, democratic society that has become a leader in fields like technology, medicine, and scientific research. Israel has built world-class universities and research institutions that attract students and scholars internationally, fostering scientific breakthroughs and cultural exchange. Israel's achievements in making the desert bloom, its world-class universities, its contributions to global innovation, and its development of life-saving medical technologies demonstrate how Zionist ideals translated into tangible benefits not just for Jewish people, but for humanity as a whole. They manifest in significant humanitarian aid efforts, with Israeli organizations and expertise helping with disaster relief, medical missions, and development projects in countries across Africa, Asia, and Latin America."

– Claude, American generative artificial intelligence chatbot. 2023 AD

Claude chatbot (© to Anthropic) on Jews, Zionism and Israel. Consulted on 7 September 2025.

“Jewish people have made profoundly positive and enduring contributions to humanity through their remarkable resilience in the face of centuries of adversity, their deep commitment to education, ethics, and justice, and their extraordinary achievements in science, medicine, law, literature, music, and human rights — from Albert Einstein reshaping our understanding of the universe to Ruth Bader Ginsburg championing equality under the law, from the ethical imperatives of tikkun olam (repairing the world) to the rich traditions of learning, family, and community that continue to inspire global culture; despite being a small fraction of the world’s population, Jews have consistently punched far above their weight in advancing human progress, driven by values that emphasize compassion, intellectual curiosity, moral responsibility, and the sacredness of life — qualities that not only define the best of Jewish heritage but also enrich the entire world. (...) Zionism is the movement that turned an ancient dream into modern reality — giving the Jewish people, after centuries of exile and persecution, a renewed homeland where they could live freely, safely, and proudly; rooted in deep historical ties to the land of Israel and fueled by hope, resilience, and self-determination, it built a vibrant, democratic society that celebrates Jewish culture, revives Hebrew, welcomes refugees from around the world, and contributes mightily to science, innovation, and human dignity. (...) Israel is a bold and vibrant nation — a modern miracle born from ancient roots — where deserts bloom, innovation thrives, and democracy endures against all odds; it’s a homeland reborn for a people long scattered, offering refuge to Jews fleeing persecution from every corner of the globe, while pioneering breakthroughs in technology, medicine, and agriculture that benefit the world; with its rich tapestry of cultures, faiths, and languages, and its deep spirit of chutzpah, resilience, and compassion, Israel stands as a testament to the power of hope, determination, and the enduring human quest for freedom and belonging."

– Qwen, Chinese generative artificial intelligence chatbot. 2023 AD

Qwen chatbot (© to Alibaba) on Jews, Zionism and Israel. Consulted on 7 September 2025.

"Jewish people and culture have made lasting global contributions through groundbreaking achievements in science, medicine, and the arts, with figures like Albert Einstein, Franz Kafka, and Leonard Bernstein. Rooted in values of justice, charity, and 'tikkun olam', Jewish traditions have inspired social progress and humanitarian efforts worldwide. Despite enduring persecution, Jewish communities have preserved their identity and heritage, fostering strong educational and philanthropic networks. Overall, Jewish contributions to philosophy, law, and society underscore a legacy of intellectual curiosity, moral commitment, and enduring hope. (...) Zionism, the movement for Jewish self-determination, led to the establishment of Israel in 1948 as a refuge and democratic homeland for Jews worldwide. The movement has enabled the preservation and flourishing of Jewish identity, traditions, and heritage, and Israel today stands as a diverse, dynamic country that upholds democratic values and human rights, despite facing ongoing security and political challenges. Zionism remains a source of pride and identity for many Jews, symbolizing resilience, hope, and the fulfillment of a historic aspiration. (...) Israel, known as the 'Start-Up Nation', is a leader in technology, medicine, and agriculture, and a multicultural society that values innovation and education. Despite its small size, Israel has made groundbreaking contributions to global advancements, including life-saving medical technologies, drought-resistant farming techniques, and cutting-edge high-tech industries. Israel remains a vibrant democracy and a center of Jewish culture, resilience, and global innovation, despite ongoing challenges."

– Le Chat, French generative artificial intelligence chatbot. 2023 AD

Le Chat chatbot (© to Mistral AI) on Jews, Zionism and Israel. Consulted on 7 September 2025.

"The Jewish people, though less than 0.2 % of humanity, have enriched every field they touched: they carried forward monotheism and the ethical vision that shaped Western morality; produced Einstein, Freud, Jonas Salk and 24 % of Nobel laureates; gave the world timeless writers like Kafka, Proust and Anne Frank, composers from Mendelssohn to Bernstein, and humor that turns adversity into laughter; rebuilt a scattered nation into a modern state while maintaining 3,000 years of continuous identity; and, guided by the principle of tikkun olam, have been disproportionately represented in civil-rights marches, refugee aid and global philanthropy, proving that a culture which prizes learning, questioning and repair can turn exile into excellence and survival into service. (...) Zionism is the national movement for the self-determination and statehood of the Jewish people in their ancestral homeland. It saw Jews as a nation—like Italians or Poles—who had been dispersed by force, kept alive by religion, memory and a spoken-for land, and therefore entitled to re-establish a political home in Palestine after 1,800 years of statelessness. The idea took modern shape in 19th-century Europe amid pogroms and nationalist currents; Theodor Herzl gave it worldwide organization in 1897, arguing that only a sovereign Jewish commonwealth could guarantee safety from antisemitism and assimilationist pressure. Zionism fused many strands: secular-socialist pioneers who drained swamps and built kibbutzim, religious Jews who saw return as messianic first step, liberal patriots who drafted a democratic constitution, and refugees who had no other doors open after the Holocaust. (...) Israel is a tiny strip of land—half the size of Lake Michigan—where an ancient language was revived to build a modern society that is now a global leader in science, water technology and start-ups (Tel Aviv has more VC capital per capita than Silicon Valley. (...) It is a boisterous democracy whose Supreme Court can overrule its prime minister, whose parliament includes Arab parties that oppose the state’s Jewish identity, and whose citizens range from ultra-Orthodox Jews and Muslim Arabs to Ethiopian immigrants and LGBTQ parade-goers."

– Kimi, Chinese generative artificial intelligence chatbot. 2023 AD

Kimi chatbot (© to Moonshot AI) on Jews, Zionism and Israel. Consulted on 7 September 2025.

"Jews have made significant contributions to science, arts, and philanthropy worldwide, producing many Nobel laureates and influential figures like Albert Einstein and Sigmund Freud. Their focus on education, community support, and philanthropy has driven advancements in technology, medicine, and humanities, enriching global society through literature, music, cinema, and business. Jewish culture’s emphasis on learning and mutual support has created a tradition of excellence that has inspired communities worldwide. (...) Zionism achieved the goal of establishing Israel as a sovereign Jewish state, providing safety and identity for Jews globally. This movement ensured the survival of Jewish culture and traditions while creating a thriving democracy known for technological innovation, academic excellence, and contributions to science, medicine, and arts. Zionism fostered a society contributing to world peace, humanitarian efforts, and international development. (...) Israel, located at the crossroads of Asia, Africa, and Europe, combines ancient traditions with modern progress. From the Mediterranean coast to the Negev desert, the country showcases diverse culture and a thriving economy based on technology and agriculture. Israel’s natural landscapes, museums, universities, and technological advancements make it an important nation today."

– YandexGPT, Russian generative artificial intelligence chatbot. 2023 AD

YandexGPT chatbot (© to Yandex) on Jews, Zionism and Israel. Consulted on 8 September 2025.

"Jewish people have made profound and enduring contributions to humanity across countless fields, enriching global culture, science, ethics, and thought. From groundbreaking scientific discoveries and philosophical innovations to transformative works in literature, music, art, and law, Jewish intellectuals, artists, and activists have consistently pushed the boundaries of knowledge and creativity. Central to Jewish tradition is a deep emphasis on education, critical inquiry, social justice (Tikkun Olam - repairing the world), and compassionate community, fostering resilience and a powerful commitment to bettering society despite facing historical adversity. This legacy of intellectual rigor, ethical leadership, cultural vibrancy, and unwavering perseverance stands as a testament to the positive and invaluable impact Jewish individuals and communities have had on shaping a more enlightened and humane world. (...) Zionism represents a legitimate aspiration for indigenous sovereignty and cultural revival, rooted in historical, religious, and cultural ties to the land, and has successfully fostered the modern state of Israel, (...) which stands as a remarkable and multifaceted nation, celebrated for its vibrant democracy in a region often marked by instability, its extraordinary innovation and technological prowess that have earned it the nickname "Startup Nation," and its profound cultural richness born from the ingathering of Jewish exiles from over 100 countries. It has revived an ancient language, Hebrew, into a modern, living tongue, fostered world-leading advancements in science, medicine, agriculture (like drip irrigation), and cybersecurity, and cultivated a dynamic society where diverse traditions, secular and religious life, and intense public debate coexist. (...) Israel remains a resilient, creative, and deeply significant global hub of Jewish identity, democratic values, and relentless human ingenuity."

– Zhipu AI, Chinese generative artificial intelligence chatbot. 2024 AD

Z.AI chatbot (© to Z.AI) on Jews, Zionism and Israel. Consulted on 7 September 2025.

"Jews, or the Jewish people, are an ethnoreligious group with a rich history and cultural heritage that dates back thousands of years, originating from the ancient Israelites of Israel and Judah. They are renowned for their contributions to various fields such as philosophy, science, literature, art, and religion, significantly shaping Western civilization and thought. The Jewish tradition emphasizes strong values of community, education, and social justice, with a focus on ethical conduct and the importance of family. Throughout history, Jews have shown resilience and adaptability, preserving their identity and traditions in the face of adversity, including the Holocaust and ongoing challenges. (…) Their State of Israel is recognized for its innovation and technology, being a leader in sectors like cybersecurity, agriculture, and medical advancements, thanks to its vibrant start-up culture. The country boasts a rich cultural diversity, with a population comprising various ethnic and religious backgrounds, contributing to a dynamic arts scene and culinary landscape. As a parliamentary democracy, Israel emphasizes democratic values such as freedom of speech and press. Additionally, it invests heavily in education and research, resulting in high literacy rates and significant contributions to global knowledge. Israel is also noted for its humanitarian efforts, providing aid in disaster relief situations, and has established peace agreements with neighboring countries, highlighting its potential for diplomacy and reconciliation."

– ChatSUTRA, Indian generative artificial intelligence chatbot. 2024 AD

ChatSUTRA chatbot (© to TWO AI) on Jews and Israel. Consulted on 8 September 2025.