10 thoughts on “Why So Much Israel Hate and Outright Anti-Semitism?”

  1. See Jonathan’s 2016 post which cites Larry Summers, noting that colleges are have become hypersensitive to racial prejudice…Why not anti-Semitism?

    https://chicagoboyz.net/archives/52247.html

    and my 2023 post Nightmare Numbers, which cites some disturbing survey results, including:

    “Among respondents aged 18-24, 67% believed that Jews as a class’ are oppressors. Note well: the questions was not about ‘Israel’ or ‘Israelis’ or ‘Zionists’, it was about Jews, plain and simple.”

    https://chicagoboyz.net/archives/70361.html

  2. For all the glib efforts by media people to dismiss right-wing political arguments as conspiracy theories, there really are conspiracies, but most of them are on the Left.

  3. From the link. I read exactly this far.

    This largely decentralized network of agitators is, in turn, politically and financially supported by a vast web of progressive nonprofits, NGOs, foundations, and dark-money groups ultimately backed by big-money donors aligned with the Democratic Party.

    So in other words the political party most Jews vote for and is sustained by Jewish money is backing policies that will get Jews exterminated.

    Not a good plan, I think.

  4. The students were receptive to the outside agitator organizations for a reason. For decades they’ve been taught that the West is history’s greatest aggressor and the founding of Israel was one of its aggressions. My first two contributions to this blog addressed Edward Said (I wonder if any members of these organizations ever sat in one of his classes?) and the varieties of antisemitism in general.

    https://chicagoboyz.net/archives/70201.html
    https://chicagoboyz.net/archives/70316.html

  5. “the founding of Israel was one of its aggressions.”

    The “”the founding of Israel” sounds like: let’s flood this place with refugees and then take over. See Springfield Ohio.

  6. The “”the founding of Israel” sounds like: let’s flood this place with refugees and then take over. See Springfield Ohio.

    You might be on to something if Ohio were the historical origin of the Haitian people, religion and culture, if Haitians had lived in Ohio continuously for thousands of years, and if the population of Springfield had been Haitian-majority since the mid-19th Century. But no.

  8. Why so much new Jew-hate in certain circles (especially among the Wokerati)?
    Because it’s fashionable. New, trendy and with-it, and everyone in those elevated and oh-so-special circles wants to be seen as getting with the current trendy fashion. The moral equivalent of a Birkin handbag, only not as expensive for them.
    The Wokerati are basically shallow, ignorant and readily-swayed; nothing more than that.

  10. “if Haitians had lived in Ohio continuosly for thousands of years, ”

    How many Israelis Jews have lived in in the territory of the state of Israel for
    more than 100 years?

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