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What is frightening is that we are manufacturing large quantities of these violent Bolshevik terrorist sympathizers in our madrassa Universities, particularly in the Ivy Leagues schools. They will become ensconced in the leadership structure in both our government and corporate America. That is a disaster for the State of Israel, but also for Christians and any other people that disagree with the "any means are justified crowd." Agree with them or suffer the consequences. The FBI should be building files on these terrorist sympathizers, and start the process of rooting them out from positions in our Universities and government, before they become an existential threat to our way of life in the United States.

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The fact is that real cruelty to religious or indigenous people is taking place around the world

but these heartless uninformed woke leftists are deaf and dumb to those causes. They are only laser focused on israel because they hate jews, and are blind to the truth of the ‘ Palestinian’ myths

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agree with this post one hundred and ten percent.....the Iranian aparthed, genocidal regime is a thousand percent responsible for every Arab child's death....just as they marched their own children into field with land mines so they would explode and die......this is the true nature of the death cult that is Iranian Islamic regime/Hamas/hezbollah/fatah

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For all the liberal elitist "deep thinkers", two questions.

Where do you purpose for the 9 million Israeli "colonists" to go(or do you just plan to murder all of them)?

Where will you go if Native Americans play the "decolonization" card against you morons?

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Howsacome the Left is not screaming for gun confiscation? If anything, with the Porous Biden Border where thousands on the terror watch list have snuck across, we should be arming the entire citizenry.

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When will the universities and sponsors of this delusional anti-Israeli narrative stop to think of the hatred they are propagating? Do they even think at all? Or are they just wedded to their comfortable conversations in their sheltered faculty lounges?

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I noticed that the NYT has quickly changed its tune and is now reporting on the terrorism in Israel and referring to Hamas as terrorists. I'd love to be a fly on the wall to hear the conversation that caused that change. I wonder if Bari has any insight?

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I for one, am sick of those who live in a safe place, like a college dorm, passing judgment on people who live in a dangerous place. Mortal conflict is not a game. You don't equivocate with a knife at your throat.

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I absolutely agree with sentiments expressed in above article by Peter Savodnik

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That was an amazing piece of writing. Well said. Chilling and true.

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Ok you Jews know we Christians can’t be trusted, yes? So do what you must, but be fast and ignore the noise. Hamas first, Hezbollah second, which means Beruit. Time to hit the nail on the head, hard.

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We saw the same thing 10 years ago; it was called ISIS, and still hasn’t fully disappeared. We cried for the Yazidi and any family that didn’t fully toe the line. Today several nations are apologists for those who abandoned civilization for hell on earth, contemplating reuniting former adherents with their families back home.

I don’t recall university protests on this at the time, but that’s just my memory. The same barbaric ideology that drove ISIS is at the core of Hamas, perhaps with local goals and less training, but the same.

I subscribe to a newsletter that reports jihadist activities to me, often as many as 20, every day. A common theme is the new adherent who goes out to commit an atrocity, always with the question ‘where did he study Islam, to instruct him that terrorism is the path?’, and unified disinterest on the part of police authorities. I used to scoff, but it’s a real question and demands an answer…and the atrocities continue.

I’ll pick a start date of 1972, the Munich Olympics tragedy, when a good piece of the world asked ‘what is this and how do we stop it?’. Yes…the Muslim nations were unified in their apathy. Atrocities continued, and there was similar outrage after 9/11…except now the media cowers, still ‘looking for answers’, and providing no criticism.

This latest news is part of the continuum of barbarism, and we can expect more. But…instead of condemnation, or even apathy, we find people applauding, celebrating, and soon calling for moderation of response so they don’t lose their sense of victory.

This is civilization against barbarism, and if it continues the future doesn’t bode well for any of us.

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Well written, a clear and heart rending analysis of how words do create worlds. A very very old world of hate toward Jews has reared its hideous head again. I wonder how many screaming about colonization have ANY knowledge at all of exactly how far back in history Israel’s claim to the land goes? I find the excess of hatred and stupidity infuriating. And I wonder about the young people in America today. How many are simply ignorant of history? What will it take to truly educate (not indoctrinate) them? And who will hold the intellectual elites accountable for what comes next? There is no God but Yahweh and He is not mocked. Spoiler alert: Israel did not appear out of nowhere in 1948. Duh.

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