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Democrats Accused of Normalizing Antisemitism Ahead of Midterms

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The Democratic Party is accused of normalizing antisemitism by supporting candidates like Abdul El-Sayed and through statements by figures such as former President Barack Obama and Governor Kathy Hochul. The article claims this normalization includes downplaying violence against Jews and scapegoating them for societal problems. It warns that if antisemitism becomes a successful political strategy, it could lead to severe consequences for American Jews.

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  • Democrats are accused of normalizing antisemitism by backing candidate Abdul El-Sayed.
  • Former President Barack Obama is criticized for campaigning for El-Sayed and for his remarks on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
  • Cenk Uygur's ad linking US aid to Israel and the October 7 war to inflation is highlighted.
  • Jon Lovett is quoted urging Jews to vote for El-Sayed, claiming it would protect them.
  • New York Governor Kathy Hochul is criticized for blaming Benjamin Netanyahu for state issues.
  • The article warns that normalizing antisemitism could lead to a 'dark age' for American Jews.

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