Despite Obama forcing Bibi's hand against Iran, do Democrat Jewish orgs presume W.H. exempting anti-Israelist's won't bite us?
The White House’s unveiling of the “U.S. National Strategy to Counter Antisemitism
" coincided with the 3rd anniversary weekend of the Democrat-supported, Black Lives Matter pogrom which destroyed conspicuously Jewish premises and kosher-serving outlets in Jewish Los Angeles.
Daniel Greenfield wrote: "A Farrakhan Supporter Led the LA Black Lives Matter Rally that Became a Pogrom" in FrontPageMag.com 2020:
Aryeh Rosenfeld, an Orthodox Jewish small business owner in the area, described to the Jerusalem Post hearing screams of, “Fuck the Jews” during the riots and looting as he tried to protect his store. The looting not only devastated countless small businesses in the area, but graffiti, some of it explicitly anti-Semitic, was scrawled across at least 5 Orthodox Jewish synagogues and 3 religious schools.
Melina Abdullah, the lead organizer of Black Lives Matter in LA and a professor of Pan-African Studies at Cal State, had been very clear about her motive for bringing her hateful campaign to the area.
“We’ve been very deliberate in saying that the violence and pain and hurt that’s experienced on a daily basis by black folks at the hands of a repressive system should also be visited upon, to a degree, to those who think that they can just retreat to white affluence,” the BLM-LA co-founder ranted. Melina Abdullah has a hateful record of appearing at Farrakhan and Nation of Islam events and praising the antisemitic hate group and its leader. When Facebook decided to remove Farrakhan over his hateful rhetoric toward Jews, the Black Lives Matter LA co-founder came to his defense.
Aryeh Rosenfeld, an Orthodox Jewish small business owner in the area, described to the Jerusalem Post hearing screams of, “Fuck the Jews” during the riots and looting as he tried to protect his store.
The looting not only devastated countless small businesses in the area, but graffiti, some of it explicitly anti-Semitic, was scrawled across at least 5 Orthodox Jewish synagogues and 3 religious schools.The White House’s unveiling of the “U.S. National Strategy to Counter Antisemitism
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| Synagogue desecrated May 30,2020 part of BLM Pogrom in West L.A w/antiIsrael screed. 3-years to the weekend, White House revealed its weak plan against antisemitism with carve-outs for hate towards Israel & Zionism, the primary proxy for Jew-hatred from the Democrat Left |
Daniel Greenfield wrote: "A Farrakhan Supporter Led the LA Black Lives Matter Rally that Became a Pogrom" in FrontPageMag.com 2020:
Aryeh Rosenfeld, an Orthodox Jewish small business owner in the area, described to the Jerusalem Post hearing screams of, “Fuck the Jews” during the riots and looting as he tried to protect his store. The looting not only devastated countless small businesses in the area, but graffiti, some of it explicitly anti-Semitic, was scrawled across at least 5 Orthodox Jewish synagogues and 3 religious schools.
Melina Abdullah, the lead organizer of Black Lives Matter in LA and a professor of Pan-African Studies at Cal State, had been very clear about her motive for bringing her hateful campaign to the area.
“We’ve been very deliberate in saying that the violence and pain and hurt that’s experienced on a daily basis by black folks at the hands of a repressive system should also be visited upon, to a degree, to those who think that they can just retreat to white affluence,” the BLM-LA co-founder ranted. Melina Abdullah has a hateful record of appearing at Farrakhan and Nation of Islam events and praising the antisemitic hate group and its leader. When Facebook decided to remove Farrakhan over his hateful rhetoric toward Jews, the Black Lives Matter LA co-founder came to his defense.
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| BLM-looted LA Jewish watchmaker Mr. Hooshman among others on May 30,'20. Note the smashed glass shards of the BLM -looted showcase. Valuables were stolen, yet overlooked a copper engraving of Torah given to Moses on Mt. Sinai on Shavuot |
Melina Abdullah, the lead organizer of Black Lives Matter in LA and a professor of Pan-African Studies at Cal State, had been very clear about her motive for bringing her hateful campaign to the area.
“We’ve been very deliberate in saying that the violence and pain and hurt that’s experienced on a daily basis by black folks at the hands of a repressive system should also be visited upon, to a degree, to those who think that they can just retreat to white affluence,” the BLM-LA co-founder ranted. Melina Abdullah has a hateful record of appearing at Farrakhan and Nation of Islam events and praising the antisemitic hate group and its leader. When Facebook decided to remove Farrakhan over his hateful rhetoric toward Jews, the Black Lives Matter LA co-founder came to his defense.
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| LA's iconic Canters Deli had to board up windows and doors on Fairfax Avenue, (Christina House via J.T.A.) |
Mr. Greenfield elaborated on B.L.M.'s anti-Israel intersectional pogrom against Jewish-America on this JooTube video commentary from this kosher L.A. avenue just after the tragedy occurred.
The pogrom began at the evening concluding Shavout 2020 and continued for 2 more days. Today, Jewish News Syndicate editor-in-chief, Jonathan Tobin, ties it all together in today's column regarding the perceived confusion about the Democrat plan released during Shavuot.
The pogrom began at the evening concluding Shavout 2020 and continued for 2 more days. Today, Jewish News Syndicate editor-in-chief, Jonathan Tobin, ties it all together in today's column regarding the perceived confusion about the Democrat plan released during Shavuot.
"Asking the wrong question about Biden’s flawed antisemitism plan" (May 30, 2023 / JNS) a column by Jonathan Tobin
Cheers from failing Jewish leaders enabled the Biden administration to pose as a defender of the Jews - even as its policies enable a toxic ideology that spreads Jew-hatred.
You’ve got to hand it to the current occupants of the West Wing. President Joe Biden’s administration has shown itself to be weak and confused about a lot of important issues. But when it comes to manipulating American Jews, they know exactly what they’re doing. After teasing it for weeks, the White House’s unveiling of the “U.S. National Strategy to Counter Antisemitism,” last week was a public relations triumph in more ways than one.
You’ve got to hand it to the current occupants of the West Wing. President Joe Biden’s administration has shown itself to be weak and confused about a lot of important issues. But when it comes to manipulating American Jews, they know exactly what they’re doing. After teasing it for weeks, the White House’s unveiling of the “U.S. National Strategy to Counter Antisemitism,” last week was a public relations triumph in more ways than one.
It was released just hours before the Jewish holiday of Shavuot and the Memorial Day weekend. Much like the traditional DC Friday afternoon news dump in which officials release something just as everyone stops paying attention to the news, this helped the White House manage reactions. With the Jewish world about to be shut down for two days and then everyone else for two days after that, administration-shills succeeded in dominating the conversation about the document.
More than that, the unveiling was a textbook example of how exceeding low expectations can generate positive spin. It also led to a discussion that avoided the most important question that should have been raised. Instead, the Jews were debating how happy they should be about Biden’s gesture.
For weeks, Jewish groups had feared that the document would not be rooted in the definition of antisemitism established by the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA). Among other points, this definition states that denying Jews the right of self-determination and claiming that Israel is a racist endeavor are antisemitic.
This is why the intersectional left—which promotes the lie that, in accordance with the precepts of critical race theory, the Palestinian war on Israel’s existence is morally equivalent to the struggle for civil rights in the United States—opposes the IHRA definition. And given that faction’s increasing influence within the Democratic Party, the rumors emanating from the White House that the antisemitism strategy would treat the IHRA definition as no more valid than others put forward by anti-Zionists that give a free pass to hatred of Israel, those fears seemed valid.
So, it was not surprising that, when the document was unveiled and it turned out the IHRA definition was embraced by it, the sighs of relief and hosannas for the wisdom of President Biden were far louder than they would have otherwise been. Listen to the full story from Jonathan Tobin here:
Indeed, the gratitude of the organized Jewish world was so great
that, with only a few honorable exceptions, almost all of the groups that purport to represent Jews were inclined to ignore or downplay the fact that elsewhere in the 60-page document filled with governmental boilerplate text and pious expressions of righteous opposition to prejudice was language that “welcomes and appreciates the Nexus Document.”
The Nexus Document’s sole reason for existence is to provide an intellectual platform for the bogus claim that anti-Zionism (i.e., anti-Israelism) is not antisemitic. Thus, it serves to legitimize a fast-growing form of Jew-hatred that—in contrast to the antisemitism of the far-right—has important support in the media, popular culture and the left-wing of the Democratic Party. As such, the failure to define the term unequivocally flatly contradicts the IHRA definition and renders the entire exercise meaningless.
More than that, the unveiling was a textbook example of how exceeding low expectations can generate positive spin. It also led to a discussion that avoided the most important question that should have been raised. Instead, the Jews were debating how happy they should be about Biden’s gesture.
For weeks, Jewish groups had feared that the document would not be rooted in the definition of antisemitism established by the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA). Among other points, this definition states that denying Jews the right of self-determination and claiming that Israel is a racist endeavor are antisemitic.
This is why the intersectional left—which promotes the lie that, in accordance with the precepts of critical race theory, the Palestinian war on Israel’s existence is morally equivalent to the struggle for civil rights in the United States—opposes the IHRA definition. And given that faction’s increasing influence within the Democratic Party, the rumors emanating from the White House that the antisemitism strategy would treat the IHRA definition as no more valid than others put forward by anti-Zionists that give a free pass to hatred of Israel, those fears seemed valid.
So, it was not surprising that, when the document was unveiled and it turned out the IHRA definition was embraced by it, the sighs of relief and hosannas for the wisdom of President Biden were far louder than they would have otherwise been. Listen to the full story from Jonathan Tobin here:
Indeed, the gratitude of the organized Jewish world was so great
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| Demonstrator holds a sign that reads "Palestinians for Black Power" during a protest in the streets of New York City in June 2020. (Ira L. Black / Corbis via Getty Images) |
The Nexus Document’s sole reason for existence is to provide an intellectual platform for the bogus claim that anti-Zionism (i.e., anti-Israelism) is not antisemitic. Thus, it serves to legitimize a fast-growing form of Jew-hatred that—in contrast to the antisemitism of the far-right—has important support in the media, popular culture and the left-wing of the Democratic Party. As such, the failure to define the term unequivocally flatly contradicts the IHRA definition and renders the entire exercise meaningless.
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