Things Zionists Don't Want You To Know Part 2: Founding of the Zionist Movement

Theodor Herzl, founder of the Zionist movement, believed that antisemitism, specifically Nazism, was good for him. He believed that the more Jews that died, the more likely he was to get a "Jewish" state in Palestine.
Theodor Herzl wrote:

“It is essential that the sufferings of Jews. . . become worse. . . this will assist in realization of our plans. . .I have an excellent idea. . . I shall induce anti-semites to liquidate Jewish wealth. . . The anti-semites will assist us thereby in that they will strengthen the persecution and oppression of Jews. The anti-semites shall be our best friends” (From his Diary, Part I, pp. 16)

In 1938, Ben Gurion, the first head of Israel declared “If I knew it was possible to save all the children in Germany by taking them to England, and only half of the children by taking them to Eretz Israel, I would choose the second solution. For we must take into account not only the lives of these children but also the history of the people of Israel.”
In 1948, Rabbi Klaussner declared:

"I am convinced people must be forced to go to Palestine...For them, an American dollar appears as the highest of goals. By the word "force", I am suggesting a programme. It served for the evacuation of the Jews in Poland, and in the history of the 'Exodus'... To apply this programme we must, instead of providing 'displaced persons' with comfort, create the greatest possible discomfort for them...At a second stage, a procedure calling upon the Haganah to harass the Jews."

"One Cow in Palestine is worth more than all the Jews in Poland," said Izaak Greenbaum during the middle of World War 2.
The Zionist movement has never had the best interest of the Jewish people at heart. Rather, it seeks to isolate, destroy, and endanger the Jewish people. How, then, could anyone be surprised that they do not care about the human rights of other groups, such as Arabs?
It is not an act of antisemitism to denounce those who would kill Semitic peoples (Jews and Arabs). Rather, to decry the crimes of Zionists is the greatest act of love that one can do for the Jewish people and for all people.