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Jewish Leader Warns of Rising Antisemitism, Urges Proactive Stance

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Farley Weiss, president of the Israel Justice Organization, warned of increasing anti-Israel sentiment and antisemitism in US politics, particularly within the Democratic Party. He stressed the need for a proactive stance, arguing that anti-Zionism is antisemitism and that public opinion must be changed. Weiss acknowledged strong support from figures like Donald Trump but noted a growing political divide, while still expressing admiration for Israel's resilience.

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  • Farley Weiss warned of rising anti-Israel sentiment and antisemitism in US politics.
  • He asserted that anti-Zionism is inherently antisemitic and called for a proactive Jewish response.
  • Weiss noted a significant increase in antisemitic voices within Congress over the past 14 years.
  • He believes public opinion within the Democratic Party has shifted against Israel.
  • Weiss highlighted strong support for Israel from influential figures, especially in the Trump administration.
  • He expressed admiration for the resilience and strength of the Israeli people.
Jewish Leader Warns of Rising Antisemitism, Urges Proactive Stance
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