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I despise the whole fundament of which the state is made and the effects this has on innocent people. I think a state made for one people/ religion/ nationality etc. is an undemocratic bad idea since those not belonging to that people/ religion/ nationality etc. often ends up being suppressed (like Jews traditionally in Europe and Palestinians in Israel today).

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Well, then you should despise EVEN MORE SO the legal codes of the neighboring countries of Israel, which spell out how Jews do not get full human rights in their countries. You should despise even more those countries which will legally not allow Jews to become citizens.

If you consider Israel's existence as a "Jewish state" to be despicable, you must, by applying the same standards, consider that the laws and very existence of its neighbors to be even more despicable.

Arabs can become citizens in Israel, and there enjoy full human rights, and freedom of religion. Jews cannot become citizens in various Arab countries, and do not enjoy comparable human rights, nor freedom of religion--and that's the LAW in those countries.

So, WHICH IS MORE DESPICABLE? And which should you object to more strenously?