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Condemning illegal Israeli settlements is becoming worthless, because even the Israeli government itself is condemning them lately.
Even IDF internallly recognizes that 80% of terror attacks in the West Bank are perpetrated by Israeli 'settlers'.
Source: https://www.timesofisrael.com/idf-officers-said-to-tell-pm-jewish-terror-accounts-for-up-to-80-of-west-bank-incidents/
The 'settlers' received a free pass so many times, now they got cocky enough to attack their own police officers.
Source: https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/cops-seize-pickup-allegedly-used-in-qusra-attack-are-stoned-by-settlers-2-arrested-police/
So publicly condemning illegal Israeli settlements isn't necessarily anti-Israel anymore. It's still the extremely obvious right stance, but one that should have been taken 10 years ago, and not today, when the Israeli government itself is turning against the so-called settlers.