Okay, so conflating the ethnic and religious heritage of millions of diaspora that have nothing to do with this ongoing tragedy, with a modern day terrorist ethnostate hell bent on the holocaust of another outgroup isn’t dangerously antisemitic, but observing the reality of it is.
I wonder which one of these things is more harmful to the Jewish population as a whole… Hmm…
“The exchange relates to an ad shared last week by far-left commentator Cenk Uygur that blames Israel for grocery prices in the United States and promotes El-Sayed’s campaign, which has been roundly condemned as antisemitic. The ad was produced by a super PAC run by Uygur, not by El-Sayed’s campaign.”
“Goldman, who lost a primary earlier this year that hinged in large part on his stance on Israel, said El-Sayed needs to explicitly disavow the ad’s message.”
“If @AbdulElSayed truly means what he says about treating the Jewish community as he would treat his own children, then he would immediately condemn this dangerous ad as outrageously antisemitic and demand that it be taken down,” Goldman said on X. “If not, then he’s full of s***.”