Jewish Journalists Unwittingly Echo Antisemtic Trope and Beliefs

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This is not intended to feed antisemitic trolls, but to highlight that fact that some behaviors with the Jewish community are detrimental and hurt Jews generally. These behaviors when pointed by non-Jews gets an immediate accusation of antisemitism, and to be fair, the are often used by antisemites. But, that does mean that they are not accurate. First, the Grayzone talk about Jews being victims when they are in fact, the ones attacking others.


The Grayzone

Aaron Mate and Max Blumenthal discuss Rabbi Schumley who is completely unhinged and embarrassing the community. They go on to discuss Jeffrey Goldberg saying the the "golden age of American Jews" is over as antisemitism is rising. In this context, Aaron Mate says the following.

"You never seen, at least that I can remember a situation where the people who are perpetrating such evils are simultaneously claiming to be the victims. And not drawing any connection between the two, no reflection on what behavior they are supporting when actually what behavior they are supporting might actually contribute to any sort of animosity they might face........it is just so shameful right now to see Jews not just supporting a genocide but acting as the victims.

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Part of the Problem with Dave Smith and Robby Bernstein

In this clip too long to write out, Dave Smith talks about the firing of Candace Owens and the Christ is King antisemitic accusation. He goes on to discuss how life in America is amazing for Jews and that no impediment have been put of front Jews who in his own words, over represent in all fields and are generally extremely successful. He points out the Jews should ecstatic to have been welcomed in to a great country and they should be grateful, but then to turn around and act pissy about Christian beliefs in a country that is majority Christian? He points out that this is like being welcomed into someone's home, and than complaining about the color of the curtains or the type carpet on the ground. This might make people who invited you in say, you know what, get the hell out. All in all, the who podcast is interesting worth a listen.

11:40 - 15:15

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