Years ago, someone told me that a Jew is a person too fair-minded to take his own side in a fight. Back then, it was meant as a joke. And back then the fight was not as consequential as the 21st century war against the Jews.
Clifford D. May,
President of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies
On the issue of Jews reinforcing anti-semitism as well as anti-Zionism -
In America, it’s still considered impolite to openly disparage Jews, Israelis or Israel. But speaking in a coded way is not unacceptable. So it’s fine to suggest that perhaps some Jews exercise too much power and insinuate themselves into positions where they place Israel’s interests above America’s. Efforts to delegitimize Israel and even dehumanize Israelis are permissible “free speech” rather than impermissible “hate speech.” It also is increasingly considered bold, even brave, to suggest that Israel may have been a mistake.
Anyone with a grasp of history or a grain of common sense should know where this road leads. Yet too many people—not least, too many American Jews—seem untroubled by such rhetoric. Some even reinforce it.
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1 comment:
Jewish anti-Semites are not dumb. They're positively evil.
I've never heard them mention one thing they admire about the Jews and Israel.
You only need to read Haaretz to discover what a rotten and depraved country Israel is like!
In reality, nothing could be further from the truth.
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