Column
The Boulder attack is more proof that a cause chanting for the genocide of Israelis is inextricably linked to violence against American Jews.
The literal and figurative explosion of attacks on Jews and Israelis isn’t happening in a vacuum. And, as Amb. Huckabee points out, “media misinformation” has been playing a key role in the travesty.
The credentialed elites are defending a bastion of woke indoctrination and Jew-hatred. The president’s foes are backing the side that is waging war on Western civilization.
Thomas Paine dismissed the “summer soldiers” and “sunshine patriots” who wavered on the American struggle for independence during “the times that try men’s souls.” Germany should avoid adopting a similar mindset.
Those who attend the June 7 march will fuel the catastrophic antisemitic surge that began after the Hamas attacks on Oct. 7, 2023 and recall other acts of Jew-hatred.
Israel’s defenders need to be smarter and more strategic, calling out the haters for being the very things that they purport to hate.
The purpose of the piece in question isn’t to provide fresh information; it’s to magnify, if not egg on, a rift in the U.S.-Israel relationship.
When it comes to Israel, the steering of Washington policy has seemingly gone into reverse.
Rather than false narratives about Gaza genocide, the president’s impatience to end a conflict that the Palestinian Arabs won’t stop is creating “daylight” between the two allies.
The British government believes that it has the moral authority to dictate where in their ancestral homeland Jewish families can and cannot live.
It’s hard not to scoff at the double standard applied to any government appointee whose views don’t jibe with the anti-Netanyahu line.