There was a long time, until recently really, where I appreciated the distinctions inside the internal Jewish dialog between zionism, anti-zionism, non-zionism, and post-zionism (just to get at the main ones here).
Those were interesting, wildly argumentative, and different approaches to the topic, but were very much unrelated to the distinctions between zionism and anti-zionism in gentile discourse for the most part. Not always, but mostly. It was a Jewish discourse.
That was changing over time, but accelerated rapidly after Oct. 7 and its global fallout over the diaspora.
Now that internal dialog has been all but assimilated and we're left with just the gentile discourse.
We've been overtaken. Again.