Ex-US Envoy to Israel: Anti-Jewish Hate is a Powerful Political Force
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
Former U.S. Ambassador to Israel David Friedman declared that hatred of Jews has become a powerful, non-partisan political movement in the U.S. He linked this to the success of anti-Israel candidates in recent Congressional elections. Friedman warned the trend will persist if it aids electoral victories. He called for action to prevent this from becoming the norm and urged the "silent majority" to speak out.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Former U.S. Ambassador David Friedman says anti-Jewish hate is a powerful political movement in the U.S.
- Friedman linked this trend to the success of anti-Israel candidates in recent Congressional elections.
- He described the phenomenon as non-partisan and exploited by unprincipled candidates.
- Friedman warned the trend will continue as long as it helps win elections.
- He urged Americans to work to make recent results an anomaly, not the norm.
- Friedman called on the "silent majority" to break their silence.
Former U.S. Ambassador to Israel David Friedman stated that hatred of Jews has become a potent political movement in the United States, regardless of party affiliation. Friedman, who served during Donald Trump's first term, commented on recent U.S. Congressional election results that saw success for anti-Israel candidates. He described this phenomenon as non-partisan and exploited by "unprincipled candidates" for their own gain. Friedman expressed concern that this trend will continue as long as it helps win elections. He urged for efforts to ensure that the recent election results remain an anomaly, not the new norm, expressing faith in American virtue and its citizens. He concluded by calling on the "silent majority" to break their silence.
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