It's also important to note that the whole "Jews = Zionists = Nazi" and "Zionism = Nazism" line of reasoning is straight out of Hamas's 1988 charter.
I've linked the charter below, but here are some choice quotes:
"Our struggle against the Jews is very great and very serious. It needs all sincere efforts."
"In face of the Jews' usurpation of Palestine, it is compulsory that the banner of Jihad be raised."
"In their Nazi treatment, the Jews made no exception for women or children."
"Arab and Islamic Peoples should augment by further steps on their part; Islamic groupings all over the Arab world should also do the same, since all of these are the best-equipped for the future role in the fight with the warmongering Jews."
"There is no way out except by concentrating all powers and energies to face this Nazi, vicious Tatar invasion."
Hamas has, since the beginning, equivocated Zionists with Jews and used both terms interchangeably. Because both terms are the same in their rhetoric, when they refer to one or the other as a Nazi they mean the same thing. Simply changing their charter to only say Zionist in 2017 does change the fact that the whole foundation of their movement, its rhetoric, and beliefs is "Jews = Nazis".
Now, couple this with the fact that many of these antisemitic blogs, but especially stoptheantisemitism, have started calling all Jews they don't agree with Nazis.
Originally they just called Zionists genocidal settlers and colonists. They then moved on to using slurs from the likes of the KKK and Neo-Nazi communities (e.g. "Zio", which escalated to "Zionazi"). All of this was to see where the line was with their followers and if they'd reblog very clear antisemitic hate towards Jews. But notice that over the past few months, and especially now, they call any Jew they label a Zionist a Nazi.
This is straight out of Hamas's playbook, it's out of the KKK's playbook, and it's out of the Neo-Nazi playbook.
You get your audience comfortable with villainizing Jews by labeling them something else and calling that label "evil". In this case it's "Zionist" and "Zionism". You then give some excuse of "Not all Jews are evil Zionists, just these ones" but never talk about non-Jewish Zionists and, of course, label anti-Zionist Jews as evil Zionists when they disagree with you.
This is even more insidious when the person pushing this is pretending to be a Jew themselves because that lends a level of "authority" on the manner.
So now you have an "authority" who is getting their audience to hate the very thing they're pretending to be by saying their act is the only good one and labeling all others as bad.
You slowly build their trust up and over time you get them to accept more radical and extreme rhetoric. This is why no matter what we say about them pretending to be one of us their audience won't accept it. They've spent the past year building up this whole story that anyone calling them out is "evil" and lying and that they're the "good one". This eventually has their audience agreeing with outright antisemitic conspiracy and statements such as "Jews = Nazis".
This is especially bad when the "authority" and their friends say that they're fighting antisemitism but their math on that is:
Zionism = Antisemitism = Nazism
Zionist = "Bad" Jew = Nazi
As such, you've never seen these accounts actually fight antisemitism outside of this formula above. That's why they don't talk about synagogues being firebombed, Jews being attacked on the street, and so on. Because the rhetoric they're trying to push is that Jews are Nazis, and Nazis deserve to be harmed. They're taking the universalization of the Holocaust and Nazis and doing a "soft denial" by inverting it and applying the label of the perpetrators of the Shoah on to their victims.
It's Holocaust Inversion and it's something that antisemites have been doing for decades.
This entire tactic is the same thing as the Nazi Bar story that goes around every once in a while. The Pro-Palestine movement needed to recognize and kick people out just like the bartender did with the Nazi that pretended to be nice and polite so that he could ingratiate himself and make the bar a Nazi bar, but instead they talked the talk and here we are over 500 days later with someone going "Jews = Nazis" and people are going along with it.
It's exactly what I saw a decade ago with the pseudoscience movement and the Avocado Wolfe effect (using benign memes and health advice that slowly escalated into outright pseudoscience and anti-vaxx rhetoric).
People need to recognize this pattern and understand that they have been bamboozled by an antisemite and someone who hates Jews. That's why they've gone after me and others. And it's okay to admit you were tricked and/or wrong about something. We've all been there. But please, listen to us and recognize the signs.