Buffy St. Marie, in her 1966 song
‘Little Wheel, Spin and Spin,’ sang the lyric:
“Blame the angels, blame the fates, Blame the Jews or
your sister Kate. Teach your children who to hate. And the big wheels turn
around and around.”
I thought I had said all I wanted
to say on this topic in my recent post, but more shocking examples keep being
revealed. Thus, I decided to write more after reading many articles and
analyses and better studying the relevant historical information about Jews,
Arabs, Palestine, past wars, genocides, terrorism, Iran, etc. I want to have a
nuanced and informed opinion based on real data and not jump to conclusions
based on mere appearances. I am quoting authors of articles extensively that I
think provide useful analyses.
The following is from a post by
Roy K. Altman found on Facebook:
“In 1918, King Hussein of the Arabs—one of the great
heroes of Arab history, the leader of the Arab revolt against the Ottomans
along with the British—wrote an op-ed in the Al Qibla newspaper.”
“He says that if the Arabs want the British and the rest
of the world to care about their claim to their ancestral land, which they want
back now that the Ottomans are gone, then they cannot deny the Zionists’ claim
to their ancestral land in the Land of Israel.”
“This isn't me. This is the leader of all the Arabs,
King Hussein himself.”
“And he says at the end of the op-ed, and I quote,
"The Jews are the original sons of that land."
“If you don't care about King Hussein, nine months
later, on December the 29th of 1918, King Hussein's son, Prince Faisal, who
becomes King of Iraq, the first King of Iraq, has a banquet in his honor thrown
by a bunch of British dignitaries, along with Lord Rothschild.”
“And he stands up and gives a toast, and at the end of
the toast he turns to Lord Rothschild and he says, "We Arabs cannot in
good conscience deny the ancestral home of the Jewish people."
And he turns to Lord Rothschild and he says, "To my
Zionist friends, I say to you, welcome home."
Thus, Zionism and Jews
re-inhabiting ancestral Jewish lands was once welcomed by Arab leaders.
Historical and modern antisemitism
links Jews to causing catastrophic human events and societal ills, much like
the Hebrew story of the scapegoat, where the goat is cast out into the
wilderness carrying the sins of the people; only in the case of antisemitism,
the Jews themselves are the scapegoat, the blamed.
Nicole Lampert of The Telegraph
notes in an article that a recently published paper by the Royal Geographical
Society (RGS) partly blames Zionists for the 2024 Southport riots. The paper,
titled “The United Kingdom’s first anti-Muslim pogroms in a context of
genocidal Islamophobia in Gaza”, by University of Liverpool human geography
lecturer Dr Kawtar Najib, tries to link the political far-right, white
supremacy, and Fascism with Zionism and both being unified against Islam, a rather
absurd notion in light of history and reality. The author insinuated that
far-Right activist Tommy Robinson had encouraged the 2024 Southport riots and “his
speeches are indeed inspired by white supremacist ideology which is also at the
heart of the Zionist project.”
Another to blame the Jews, though
in this case more of a blame-Israel situation, is the Spanish prime minister,
Pedro Sánchez, blaming the recent migrant crisis at Ceuta on disinformation
propagated by Israel, Russia, and an “ultra-right international” group. Sánchez
would probably be considered ultra-left.
Why Does the UN Say Hamas is Political and Not Terrorists?
Here is something that baffles me. Why is Hamas not
on the UN Security Council’s list of terrorist organizations? They are the very
definition of terrorism and have perpetrated tens of thousands of terrorist
acts, probably many more than that, from pioneering the use of suicide bombings
of civilian areas to kill civilians to invading Israel to kidnap, rape,
slaughter, and torture civilians. Hamas is terrorism, so why is it not on the
list? Is it Russia and China? Or other countries? They have influenced the
decision for sure, but in February 2024, Martin Griffiths, the UN’s
under-secretary-general for humanitarian affairs and emergency relief
coordinator, who directs the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian
Affairs, said this:
“Hamas is not a terrorist group for us … It’s a
political movement.”
WTAF? They do have a “political
arm,” as is said, but these are terrorists just like and maybe even worse than
ISIS and Al-Qaeda. In response, Israeli Ambassador to the UN Gilad Erdan called
the United Nations “a terror-excusing, Hamas-promoting, victim-blaming
organization that has lost every ounce of credibility.” He is absolutely
right, obviously. It is shocking that a UN rep would say such a thing that is
so easily proven to be false.
White House National Security
Communications Advisor John Kirby addressed Griffiths’ comments, saying,
“Hamas is a terrorist organization. We’ve said so. It
is. It just is. And you don’t have to look any further than what they did on
the seventh of October to see it in stark terms.”
Countries and entities that have designated Hamas as a
terrorist group include the United States, the European Union, Canada, Japan,
Australia, and Israel but not the UN.
U.S. Teachers Unions Harassing Jews?
The Anti-Defamation League (ADL)
recently issued a report that describes “widespread antisemitism, hostility
to Israel’s existence and anti-Zionist discrimination” at U.S. teachers
unions, according to the Times of Israel. I found this to be shocking. However,
there is a caveat to the data:
“The ADL study surveyed 307 Jewish members of US
teachers unions about their experiences in the past 12 months.”
“The respondents were recruited through the ADL’s
network and through referrals, so the respondents may not have been a
representative sample of all Jewish union members.”
Most of the things the respondents
complained about had nothing to do with anything teachers unions should be
involved in at all. This I find a bit shocking as well:
“Some of the “problems” reported by respondents included
union statements on the Gaza war that failed to condemn Hamas or the October
2023 attack on Israel (73%); resolutions accusing Israel of genocide, apartheid
or ethnic cleansing (71%); and calls to cut ties with mainstream Jewish groups
(68%).”
I am quoting the article at length
due to the shocking nature of it:
“Jewish union members reported hostile rhetoric at union
meetings, on social media, in group chats and emails, at trainings, in
conferences, and at informal social gatherings.”
“There is now open hostility toward Jewish educators in
union spaces from other union members. They hide it under the guise of hating
Zionists, not Jews, but it’s all the same thing,” one educator quoted in the
report said.
“Other educators reported Jews being called “genocide
supporters,” “baby killers” or “colonizers.” Some Jews were shouted down or
mocked when objecting to union activity. Twenty-seven percent of the educators
had heard statements equating Jews or Zionists with Nazis.”
“One teacher said that, at a union event, members
distributed flyers that praised the “Al-Aqsa flood operation,” Hamas’s name for
the October 2023 attack.
“The union only addresses Israel’s conflicts, not any
others,” an educator said in the report.
“A majority of 53% said anti-harassment protections had
been inconsistent for anti-Jewish or anti-Zionist rhetoric; 52% reported
witnessing minimization or denial of the October 2023 atrocities; 49% said they
had heard the term “Zionist” used as a slur or pejorative.”
“We have to either claim to hate a part of our own
identity, be quiet, or be shunned,” one of the respondents said.
“Respondents said that the same patterns were present
before the start of the Gaza war, but that the Hamas attack had accelerated
those trends. One teacher quoted in the report said that the October 7 attack
created “a permission structure to express their antisemitism.”
Training Dogs to Rape Prisoners, Genocide, and Other Absurd
Charges
Reports about babies in Gaza being
starved have not been borne out, although there were shortages of food during
parts of the Gaza conflict. The reports were, apparently, overblown, in
hindsight.
Genocide accusations are also
overblown. According to an article in Creators by David Harsanyi:
“In the popular understanding, the term
"genocide" is something akin to the mass murder of people. As a legal
matter, it is defined as acts committed with the intent to destroy, in whole or
in part, a national, ethnic, racial or religious group.”
Israel’s campaign against Hamas
and other Palestinian jihadists is a war, started and continued by the
militants. Although they are being decimated, they refuse to disarm and are not
generally reliable in peace agreements. Genocide has specific meanings and
conditions in a legal context, and Israel’s actions do not meet them. Even so,
it has become routine for the charge to be leveled. It is rarely leveled
against other countries or groups for massacres or mass killings. Israel takes
care to bring in food and aid to Gaza but also has to sift through it as
weapons are still sometimes found in aid shipments even after all this time.
Israel routinely makes calls and drops flyers before it attacks Hamas. These
actions are unprecedented in warfare, and yet, genocide is what they call it.
During the conflict, they have frequently evacuated sections of the population
to reduce chances of civilian casualties, which in any case, are common
tragedies of war.
“If Israel had genocidal intentions, there would be a
lot more than 70,000 total casualties during the war. That total, it needs to
be stressed, includes deaths from illness, old age, executions, murders,
natural causes and preexisting conditions. Most importantly, it includes Hamas
and Islamic Jihad fighters — though that fact is barely ever mentioned by the
mass media.”
“Of course, Israel itself is home to over 2 million Arab
citizens, a fifth of the country, with full legal and voting rights, who serve
in the Knesset, practice law and medicine, and attend universities. Arab
Israelis have higher living standards, longer life expectancies and greater
political freedom than Arabs in most neighboring countries.”
“If Israel's goal was ethnic cleansing, the nation is
the most spectacularly incompetent operation in human history.”
“There is no genocide. And there was no famine. There
was a war. And the bad guys lost.”
That is a bit too simplistic.
Israel does have a problem with collateral damage even if they try their best.
It would be better if they delayed or gave us some targets until they could get
them without collateral damage. There is nothing wrong with criticizing and
disagreeing with the IDF. But accusing them of genocide is not only incorrect
but disingenuous.
Dan Pollak writes in The Hill:
“The Assad regime killed hundreds of thousands of
Syrians. China has persecuted the Uyghurs. Mass atrocities have occurred across
Africa and elsewhere with comparatively little effort to weaponize the term
"genocide" in the same way it has been deployed against Israel. Yet
when Jews defended themselves after the Oct. 7, 2023 massacre,
"genocide" suddenly became the accusation of choice. That
discriminatory double standard is antisemitism.”
Hollywood and Celebrities Seem to Want a Free Palestine,
but What Does That Really Mean?
It seems to be popular for
celebrities in Hollywood, musicians, and sports notables to support Progressive
causes in general and Palestine in particular. Yuval David of the Washington
Examiner notes their focus:
“The same voices that stay conspicuously quiet on
authoritarian regimes, theocratic dictatorships, and far graver human-rights
records elsewhere in the region find, without fail, the energy to single out
the one Jewish state in it.”
He brings up actor Mark Ruffalo’s
slanderous accusations against the Paramount-Skydance acquisition of Warner
Bros. Discovery because Larry Ellison assisted Israel with technology after the
October 7 massacre. Paramount, the ADL, and others have called the rhetoric
antisemitic. David also brings up the campaign to free Marwan Barghouti that is
supported by many celebrities. Barghouti has been depicted as a Nelson
Mandela-like figure fighting for freedom rather than as a planner of the
suicide bombing murders of civilians. Barghouti was tried in court and found
guilty. He is not, therefore, a political prisoner, as implied. Many of these
celebrities have also embraced the BDS movement which has as one its goals the
reversal of Israeli statehood. Calling the IDF Nazis is a form of gaslighting
as well as what he calls Holocaust trivialization. The victim is reversed to
the oppressor to fit the narrative. On top of all this, there are many Jews in
Hollywood, a lot, as Dave Chapelle noted. It plays into the Jewish control of
money and media conspiracy tropes.
Gazans Are Hamas Hostages, but also Hamas and Hamas
Collaborators
Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib is a
Palestinian from Gaza who has lost 33 members of his immediate and extended
family in the war. He despises Hamas.
"There is this huge gap between the many people in
the Gaza Strip who have experienced the consequences of Hamas's terrorism,
violence and jihadism, and the resistance narrative being pushed," says
Alkhatib, 36.
"Those in the West, whether they are Muslims or
so-called 'allies' who are still cheering on the resistance narrative, at best
seek to sideline Hamas and pretend that it is not a significant contributor to
the situation. At worst, this has led to a horrendous, unprecedented
normalisation of Hamas, an Islamo-fascist, jihadi organisation that,
ironically, had been losing an immense amount of legitimacy and support in Gaza
well before October 7."
Alkhatib sees Gaza’s population as
hostages of Hamas.
"You have Westerners in the UK, in North America,
in Western Europe, in Australia and New Zealand, acknowledging Hamas as an
expression of organic resistance. It is resistance porn," he says.
"Somehow, October 7 became about 77 years of Israeli occupation and
dispossession, not about a horrendous decision [made] by a small number of
jihadis in Gaza tunnels." He adds that Hamas has "dragged its people
along for a suicidal adventure".
He sees an alliance of Islamists
and social justice warriors. Netanyahu spoke of Islamist-Marxists, and others
have noted a Jihadi-Marxist nexus.
“Alkhatib remembers Hamas coming into his school when he
was 10. "They would bus us to the border to throw rocks at Israeli
soldiers at border checkpoints," he recalls. "A lot of parents,
including mine, would warn, 'Don't go, don't throw rocks, because you can get
shot.'" He was 11 when he was caught on his way home from school in an
Israeli airstrike that killed three of his friends and left him with permanent
hearing loss in his left ear.”
Despite having many relatives
killed in the war, he is angrier at Hamas than at Israel, even though he does
have serious criticisms of Israel. He was groomed by Hamas when he was young,
but after he went to the U.S., he became disaffected with them.
He says: "I criticise Netanyahu for allowing Qatar to
go in there and give a bunch of money to Hamas as part of a 3D chess game to
keep the Palestinians divided between Gaza and the West Bank. There needs to be
accountability for that. This strategic vision keeps Gaza as its own mini,
isolated state, kills the prospect of two states, [and] weakens and helps
delegitimise the Palestinian Authority in the West Bank, which, of course, has
its own issues.”
"Just because I'm very focused on the Palestinian
side of it doesn't mean I'm saying Israel is blame-free. Israel as the powerful
party, of course, played a role."
But, he adds: "We cannot, for eternity, keep talking
about Israel this, Israel that, and not look inwardly and again, exercise the
agency we have." He is angriest at Hamas for starting a suicidal war that
was going to end only one way.
He also says he was stunned by how
the pro-Palestinian movement mimics Hamas' narrative. He says that Muslims who
are not Arabs can have uninformed views just as social justice warriors have
uninformed views of the complex Israel-Palestine issue. He suggests that these
groups and others are shouting over real Palestinians like him.
Jews Implicated in NYC’s Housing Woes and Subjected to
Antisemitism
Flyers were recently posted in
Manhattan’s Chelsea neighborhood, some saying, “Beware: Talmudists are
trained to cheat,” in opposition to a housing development.
“Locals vs. Rothschilds,” another said.
“While those flyers echoed age-old antisemitic tropes,
others deployed Israel-related or anti-Zionist rhetoric, decrying “dirty
zionist money” and comparing the redevelopment project to the Nakba.”
“Stop Zionist occupation of Manhattan. NYCHA residents
must keep their homes,” one said, referring to the New York City Housing
Authority, at the entrance to an apartment building.”
“The flyers were the latest in a series of recent
statements attributing housing disputes in New York City to Israel or
“Zionists.” The rhetoric appeared to mark a growing new front in anti-Zionist
activism in the city, despite a history of disputes between Jews and their
neighbors, including about housing.”
“There’s always been tension, but the explicit nature of
the antisemitism is new, part of the period we’re living through right now,”
said Prof. Jeffrey Gurock, a scholar of New York Jewish history at Yeshiva
University.
In 2017, a candidate for city
council, Thomas Lopez-Pierre, accused “greedy Jewish landlords” of ethnic
cleansing. The moniker was repeated in 2022 protests.
“Last year, an activist group, Crown Heights Bites Back,
attempted to stir racial tensions in the Black and Jewish Brooklyn
neighborhood, handing out flyers that said “Zionist white supremacists” were
going to “kill us, exploit us, raise our rents and evict us.”
“Other leaflets distributed by the group decried
“Zionism and racist landlords,” and the group said in a statement, “Black
people in Brooklyn are violently exploited via rents to then feed their
genocidal land grabs in Palestine.”
Fortunately, most locals rebuffed
these efforts and rejected the group. “Zionist” real estate investors have been
targeted by Anti-Zionist groups. Democratic Socialist Congressional candidate
Avila Chevalier described AIPAC and corporate landlords as “the very
institutions that are pricing people out of the city.” Oddly, she and some
of the others have complained their tax dollars were being siphoned to pay for
Israeli bombs. There have been allegations that Zionists real estate investors
are doing in Manhattan what settlers do in the West Bank.
“The same atrocities we see in Palestine, where
literally an American Zionist will show just show up at a Palestinian’s house
and be like, ‘This is mine now, you have to leave,’ this is exactly what’s
happening in Bed-Stuy,” she said.
While it is possible that is
happening in some individual cases, there is no basis to conclude that the two
are connected in any way.
Luke Tress in The Times of Israel
writes:
“The writer James Baldwin wrote in 1967 that, growing up
in Harlem, “we hated” Jewish landlords in the neighborhood. He described the
hatred as part of a larger, racist system — that Jews had been “singled out”
for hatred “not because he acts differently from other white men, but because
he doesn’t.” Baldwin also said it was “immoral” to “blame Harlem on the Jew.”
He also opines that the recent
(post-Oct. 7, 2023) examples are different than earlier housing disputes with
Jewish landlords.
Anti-Jewish and Anti-Zionist Bias by the Publishing
Industry
Jews have a long history as
publishers, as editors, and remain a community that buys books and supports the
industry.
Pamela Paul writes in The Wall
Street Journal:
“Jewish authors, agents, scouts, editors and other book
professionals describe an ecosystem from big publishers to #BookTok that is
suppressing Jewish and Israeli voices. Agents and scouts say it’s become
impossible to sell foreign rights to works by Israeli writers. Established
authors say their recent projects have been inexplicably turned down. Published
writers with overtly Jewish books say their agents have dropped them from their
roster; writers are being asked by editors to purge Jewish or Israeli elements
from their books.”
“Multiple agents now post explicitly on their websites
that they aren’t interested in “Zionist” submissions; one specified that
neither “Nazis nor Zionist” writers need apply. One author shared an email from
her former agent telling her to put her biography of a major Israeli figure on
hold until “anti-Zionism” within publishing dies down.”
“Authors of books with Jewish or Israeli characters say
their titles are “review bombed” with 1-star on sites like Goodreads to depress
interest. They say their books go unreviewed in outlets that previously covered
their work and that bookstores, especially independents, refuse to stock or
display their titles. Many described “a chill” in the literary world that is
hard to pin down because it’s hard to prove a negative.”
“I can’t say there’s a ban on Jewish or Israeli books,”
said Matti Friedman, an Israeli author whose most recent book, “Out of the Sky:
Heroism and Rebirth in Nazi Europe,” came out in the U.S. in March. “But I know
for a fact that it’s very difficult to get Israel-related books published and
that Israeli authors are often either ignored or expected to sign declarations
of support for BDS and to use the word ‘genocide’ as the price of entry.” BDS
refers to the Boycott, Divest and Sanction movement targeting Israel.
Many Jewish writers confirmed a
change after October 7.
‘In 2024, more than 5,000 writers and literary
professionals, some of them Jewish, signed a pledge not to work with Israeli
publishers, festivals, literary agencies and publications “that are complicit
or have remained silent observers of the overwhelming oppression of
Palestinians.” That same year, a spreadsheet labeled, “Is your
fav author a Zionist???” went viral on social media, singling out authors who
participated in Israeli book festivals or included Zionist characters and those
who, by contrast, had issued statements supportive of the pro-Palestinian
movement.”
“Increasing numbers of authors, both Jewish and not, are
declining to sell Hebrew rights to their books and refusing to join panels with
authors they deem Zionist.”
“Zionism is out of fashion in the publishing world and
it’s not ever going to be in fashion again,” said Benjamin Moser, author of
“Anti-Zionism: A Jewish History,” publishing this month. Book publishing, he
and others emphasized, is now an overwhelmingly progressive industry, and
opposition to Zionism is a strong component of that.
“In the case of American authors, several agents and
editors said, it’s about being the right kind of Jew.”
References,
Part 1 and 2:
The
academic case for blaming the Southport riots on Zionism is chilling. Nicole
Lampert. The Telegraph. September 3, 2026. The academic case for blaming the
Southport riots on Zionism is chilling
Jews
at US teachers unions subject to discrimination, forced to self-censor: report.
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discrimination, forced to self-censor: report
The
'Gaza genocide' is a hoax. David Harsanyi. Creators. September 2, 2026. The 'Gaza genocide' is a hoax
When
every Hollywood cause becomes an anti-Israel cause. Yuval David, Washington
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anti-Israel cause
Deluded
Western activists must stop shouting over actual Palestinians like me. Nicole
Lampert. The Telegraph. August 28, 2026. Deluded Western activists must stop
shouting over actual Palestinians like me
Opinion:
Just war is not the same as 'genocide'. Opinion by Dan Pollak. The Hill.
September 3, 2026. Opinion: Just war is not the same as
'genocide'
In
protests and politics, 'Zionists' are being blamed for NYC housing woes. Luke
Tress. The Times of Israel. September 7, 2026. In protests and politics, 'Zionists'
are being blamed for NYC housing woes
The
poison of anti-Semitism has seeped into the fabric of British society. Danny
Cohen. The Telegraph. September 8, 2026. The poison of anti-Semitism has
seeped into the fabric of British society
Antisemitism
charges plague the literary world. New publishers are pushing back. Pamela Paul.
September 10, 2026. Antisemitism charges plague the
literary world. New publishers are pushing back.
Fox
News 'Antisemitism Exposed' newsletter: Hate steals the show. Fox News Staff.
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newsletter: Hate steals the show
Naza
Is One of the Most Important Films of Our Time. Bilge Ebiri, Vulture.com. Naza Is One of the Most Important
Films of Our Time
IDF
rejects testimonies in Israeli-made documentary about AI-powered killing in
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Israeli-made documentary about AI-powered killing in Gaza
US
support for Palestinians continues to eclipse sympathy for Israelis, poll shows.
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to eclipse sympathy for Israelis, poll shows
Voices:
Confronting Jewish terrorism is not an act of Jew hate. Opinion by Alan
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is not an act of Jew hate
If
Israel’s war in Gaza is 'genocide,' so is every modern war ever fought. Opinion
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Britain’s
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Greens
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LA
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The
Fury Over 'NAZA' Doesn't Change the Bottom Line: Israel Committed War Crimes in
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the Bottom Line: Israel Committed War Crimes in Gaza
The
left lobs yet another 'big lie' on Israel — and the fallout keeps getting worse.
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on Israel — and the fallout keeps getting worse
I’m a
Muslim Zionist. Anti-Israel activists have it completely backward.
Raihaana Adira,
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activists have it completely backward
'I am
pro-Abraham': Meet the unlikely allies risking everything for peace with Israel.
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allies risking everything for peace with Israel
‘Mein
Kampf in reverse’? How the New York Times weaponizes Holocaust metaphors
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Leading
US Reform rabbi in Yom Kippur sermon: Unhinged, obsessive loathing of Israel is
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Rebutting
‘NAZA,’ freed hostage says he knows what its like ‘to be collateral damage.’
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Mamdani’s
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What
if Israel isn’t committing genocide in Gaza? Faisal Kutty. Newsweek. September
25, 2026.
Silent
on Sudan, loud on Israel: Your antisemitism is showing. Even R. Bernstein.
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Opinion:
If Trump is serious about antisemitism, he should reopen this lifeline for
refugees. Opinion by Mia Emmunah Toubian and Jason Bryan Silverstein. The Hill.
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antisemitism, he should reopen this lifeline for refugees
We
know today's leftwing antizionism comes directly from Nazi anti-Jewish
theology. Dara Horn. Zionism and Anti-Zionism. (1) Video | Facebook
Anti-Zionists
are the real racists: Infiltrated by Gaza-obsessed entryists, the Green Party
will this weekend debate the Soviet-inspired motion: ‘Zionism is racism’. Nicole
Lampert. The Telegraph. October 1, 2026. Anti-Zionists are the real racists
Gaza
Health Ministry makes massive blunder, releases health numbers debunking their
own genocide narrative. C. Douglas Golden. October 2, 2026. Gaza
Health Ministry makes massive blunder, releases health numbers debunking their
own genocide narrative
Left-wing
justifications partly shield antisemitism from liberal disapproval, study
suggests. Eric W. Dolan. Psy Post. October 3, 2026. Left-wing
justifications partly shield antisemitism from liberal disapproval, study
suggests
The
war on European Jews and the new reality of American Jewish life. Daniel Ross
Goodman, Washington Examiner. October 4, 2026. The
war on European Jews and the new reality of American Jewish life
Petitioner
calls for the removal of member from season 2 of Heated Rivalry amid
pro-Zionist claims. Caroline Gaspich. The Mirror. October 2, 2026. Petitioner
calls for the removal of member from season 2 of Heated Rivalry amid
pro-Zionist claims
Greens
are forced to give Jewish delegates safe room at 'febrile' party conference. Glen
Owen and Lee Harpin. Daily Mail. October 3, 2026. Greens
are forced to give Jewish delegates safe room at 'febrile' party conference
Greens
branded UK's 'first openly anti-Semitic party' as members pass Zionism is
racism motion. Sophie Church and David Wilcock. Daily Mail. October 4, 2026. Greens
branded UK's 'first openly anti-Semitic party' as members pass Zionism is
racism motion
