Venus, Nobody is denying that Israel is a modern nation, which has contributed to modern technology, but you don't seem to know what that contribution is. It's ludicrous to claim that there would be no laptops, mobiles, etc without Israel. I'm still not sure what your comment about Zuckerman (sic) was supposed to mean. Mark Zuckerberg is American, was born and educated in America and is an atheist, so what's he got to do with anything?
You would have a far stronger case, if you stuck to facts and real cases of anti-Semiticism rather than parroting memes from the internet.
You may have seen a recent article in the Guardian by Nick Cohen. Despite his surname, he's not Jewish, although people assume he is and he suffers anti-Semitic abuse. The anti-Semitic comments about his article were so bad that the Guardian's editor turned the comments off and wrote an article about them. Apparently the Telegraph is going to abolish readers' comments for a similar reason. THAT's real anti-Semiticism. I don't know who was behind it, but it exists and must not be tolerated.
Forget the stuff from 3000 years ago. People feel less guilty about that than you obviously do about Israeli Jews' actions in modern Palestine. Forget the stuff about Israelis inventing (helping!?) most modern technology. They didn't and it makes you look ridiculous.
There are two separate issues:
1) Stamping on anti-Semitism
2) Working constructively to solve the 'impasse' in Israel/Palestine.
On a positive note, I read an article very recently that the Israeli government has finally started allowing Gazan farmers to export their goods to the West Bank. Unless Gaza can rebuild itself legally, it will continue to look to aggression and Hamas' extremism. What else do they have to lose?