| | '''Ziocon''' is a strongly anti-Semitic epithet directed at '''Zionist conservatives''', which it is an amalgamation of. | | '''Ziocon''' is a strongly anti-Semitic epithet directed at '''Zionist conservatives''', which it is an amalgamation of. |
| − | Though most frequently used by white nationalists, it, along with the term "Zio," has also been used by leftists, for example defenders of the UK's [[Labour Party]] amid, ironically, accusations of anti-Semitism. The Labour Party itself has used the similar term "Zio."<ref>https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2017/feb/19/trevor-phillips-i-dont-care-about-offending-people-has-political-correctness-gone-mad-channel-4</ref> | + | Though most frequently used by white nationalists, it, along with the term "Zio," has also been used by leftists, for example, defenders of the UK's [[Labour Party]] amid, ironically, accusations of anti-Semitism. The Labour Party itself has used the similar term "Zio."<ref>https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2017/feb/19/trevor-phillips-i-dont-care-about-offending-people-has-political-correctness-gone-mad-channel-4</ref> |
| | The term is used to demean and demonize pro-Jewish and pro-Israel conservatives. It is similar to "neocon," except that Zionist and pro-Jewish conservatives are not all members of or connected to the establishment. | | The term is used to demean and demonize pro-Jewish and pro-Israel conservatives. It is similar to "neocon," except that Zionist and pro-Jewish conservatives are not all members of or connected to the establishment. |