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There are some buildings where the penthouse floors look spectacular. But the
foundations and the lower floors are rotten.

It feels like that at the moment when looking at the US-Israel relationship.

At the top floors all looks good, clean and marble-covered.

To his credit President Biden gave a strong statement not so long after Israelis
were massacred in their hundreds.

And this week he showed up in Israel to show his support as the country prepares
its response to Hamas.

At the top of the Republican and Democrat parties similar sentiments exist. You
might easily think that all is well with the American foundations.

But it isn’t. There is rot inside the building.

Of course Congress has its own voices who actually seem to favor Hamas over the
Israelis.

People like Ilhan Omar can’t summon up the briefest condemnation of Hamas before
they move onto condemning a not-even-begun Israeli response.

It is the same with other Squad know-nothings.

Appearing in an interview this week AOC made clear once again that she’s no
brainiac on the issue. Calling for a ceasefire, she was asked the easiest, most
sympathetic questions by her CNN interviewer.


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To which AOC gave replies like, “I think what we’re trying to figure out right
now is . . .”

I think there’s quite a lot AOC should figure out. And do so before she speaks
about the conflict in public again.

But they can’t shut up, these anti-Israel activists. And just as they whip along
others to hate, so they are whipped along in turn.

When reports came in of a missile strike on a hospital in the Gaza any seasoned
observer knew to hold their tongue.

I’ve seen this plenty of times before in conflicts. If you know what’s best you
wait to figure out what’s happened.

But the New York Times and other media didn’t bother to wait. Because they never
can wait with Israel. So they blamed Israel for the strike.

Rep Rashida Tlaib piled in, claiming that “Israel just bombed the Baptist
Hospital killing 500 Palestinians (doctors, children, patients).”

And then she threatened the President — her own party leader — telling Biden,
“Your war and destruction only approach has opened my eyes and many Palestinian
Americans and Muslims Americans like me. We will remember where you stood.”

Oh yeah? And do what?

Another Muslim immigrant to this country, Rep. Ilhan Omar, also claimed the
hospital hit was an Israeli strike, writing that, “Bombing a hospital is among
the gravest of war crimes. The IDF reportedly blowing up one of the few places
the injured and wounded can seek medical treatment and shelter during a war is
horrific.”

Except that we now know that the rocket landed in the parking lot of the
hospital and was not fired by Israel.

It was fired by a Palestinian terrorist group in the Gaza.


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That is perfectly common there. Because Hamas and other groups often misfire
their rockets. And why would that seem surprising? They have no care for
Palestinian lives.

They forever fire rockets from Hospital grounds and other places where they know
they’ve got the Israelis in a corner.

Because if the Israelis do strike they risk killing innocent Palestinians.

And if they don’t strike they must allow rockets to keep hitting innocent
Israelis.

And when the Palestinians’ own rockets misfire (as it seems one did on this
occasion) everyone blames Israel.

For groups like Hamas this is a win-win. And dead Palestinians are part of that
win.

Because these groups don’t love the Palestinian people. They use them.

The more dead Palestinians the better for them. Not least because they know that
idiots like the Squad and the NYT will pass around Hamas’ version of events and
turn everyone even more against Israel.

And it is a problem.

It’s a problem across Europe where city after city has been filled with
immigrants and radicals opposed to the Jewish State.

In London this week they carried Hamas flags and taunted police. In Berlin
people started putting signs on Jewish houses and firebombed a synagogue.

But the same hate is brewing here in America.


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On Wednesday about 300 protestors broke into the Capitol to protest against
Israel. And this rot is evident everywhere.

It’s clear in the pro-Hamas protests in cities across this country.

Sure there have been pro-Israel protests. And people like Mayor Adams should be
applauded for their strong stance in defense of the state which was actually
attacked here.

But underneath that top-level things are very rotten indeed.

Look at the professor at Cornell who the Post exposed for calling Hamas’s
massacre of over a thousand Israelis “exhilarating” and “energizing.”

Or NYC Councilman Charles Barron telling an anti-Israel rally in NY that
Israelis were “European converts to Judaism” who had “stolen” Palestinian land.
He went on to say “We can’t be kowtowed and afraid of the Israeli lobby.”

Or what about the member of the faculty at the Art Institute of Chicago, Mika
Tosca, who this week called Israelis “pigs,” “savages” and “irredeemable
excrement.”

Tosca calls herself a “radically optimistic transsexual climate scientist.” But
I wonder if her dehumanizing, anti-Semitic language reminds anyone of anything?

Across this country there has been an outburst of anti-Israel and anti-Jewish
hate.

And it isn’t from gnarled old bigots of the type Hollywood would paint.

It is from youngest people in the country. From the youngest members of
Congress. From the youngest people on campus. And from people like Mika who
think they’re radically progressive while saying the most regressive things
imaginable.

One instructor at Stanford was suspended this week after singling out Jewish
students from their classmates and referring to “Only 6 million” Jews being
murdered in the Holocaust.

That clearly wasn’t enough for him. And it’s clearly not enough for many of the
other psychopaths who have decided that the murder of Jews is a good moment to
call for more of the same.

The top floors of the American apartment building may be OK. But down below it’s
not. No other minority would put up with being murdered and then taunted for
being murdered. I don’t know why Jews should either.

I’m relieved that they are being supported from the top. But where is the
support on the streets? And what has happened to the rest of the damn building?




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