The premeditated attacks weren’t provoked by Israelis. They were the inevitable consequence of a sinister red-green anti-Zionist alliance of leftists and Islamists in Europe.
Antisemitism
Dutch pogrom unleashed at place of prayer and praise.
US congressmen demand action, as Israelis are told to remain in their hotel rooms, avoid wearing Jewish symbols and get home.
German security chief warned on Friday of “possible terrorist attacks against Jewish and Israeli individuals and institutions” amid the Oct. 7 anniversary.
It’s not about Israel, it’s about the Jews.
“No form of hate can be fought by the subject of the hate alone,” says Michal Cotler-Wunsh, Israel’s envoy for combating antisemitism.
“Having allies is the only way to make this country have the conversations it should be having,” says Archie Gottesman, the organization’s co-founder.
“God is using Israel to unmask the nations, where there has long been a simmering antisemitism.”
The conflict is about much more than Gaza and the Palestinians. It’s about hatred of the Jewish people as a whole.
When we refuse to acknowledge our opponents’ moral right to make an argument, they almost always self-destruct.
