Masks are not mandatory outside (though many people still wear them), they are mandatory inside (though many people don't wear them inside anymore).
And the most important thing - social events are back with a vengeance. You can basically do everything you could do a year and a half ago.
Rest assured, not all people think that way.
When an Islamic terrorist group deliverately uses human shields of women and children, and they get killed, the blame falls on that terrorist group. Not on Israel.
And your comment was unrelated, you shouldn't have faced the hate you faced.
Funny how a similar comment aimed at a Chinese person for treatment of Uighurs will be anti-Asian hate speech.
Of course I'll get downvoted to hell for saying this, because everyone here agrees with you, but that's just how it is on this website.
But how the hate speech GP has faced would be considered hate speech if there were a Chinese person at the receiving end is an hypothetical example of hipocricy. If a Chinese person indeed faced it, that is hate speech in my purview, and so is this person facing hate speech just for being from Israel.
Hate speeches are not justified. Whether someone is from China or from Israel.
Its highly unrelated to the pandemic though
They want death to Israel and genocide of Jews. Israel wants a two-state solution.
This is just one example [0].
[0]: https://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2014/09/ha...
At least that's my impression.
Can't speak for Israel but I live in London, which is far from the hardest-hit place in the UK. As far as I know, large cities outside Wuhan and maybe NYC haven't been hit especially hard.