Try and think of other groups of people and the “legitimate” statements that can be said to them in a hateful way.

You may genuinely believe that it’s wrong to blow up planes, but going up to a random Muslim in the airport and telling them “please don’t blow yourself up” is Islamophobic.

Do you agree with that?

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megous an hour ago | parent [-]

Either the person you're telling your opinion about Palestine agrees with you or not. Expressing an opinion about some situation publicly is not hate. And who you're telling your opinion to is irrelevant.

You're not telling them to not attack Palestine by shouting "Free Palestine", or anything similar, only that you believe that Palestine should be free, so your comparison is not valid, because it does not contain any hidden assumptions.

They might as well agree with you. They can correctly respond by shouting Free Palestine back at you.

	▲	eldaisfish 6 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		Correct. Expressing your opinion about Palestine to the general public is not hate. Directing the expression of that opinion at random Jewish people, in a targeted manner is hate.