Three Jewish Children: Facing the Unpleasant Truth About Anti-Semitism
In the wake of the Fogel family slaughter, Jerusalem Post‘s Caroline Glick writes a hard-hitting piece about today’s anti-Semitism. Discussing the uncaring reaction of much of the world to the brutal murders, Glick points out unpleasant truths about “Palestinians’ genocidal hatred of the Jewish people” as well as the hatred of “enlightened peoples of Europe, and growing numbers of Americans, have no interest in hearing or seeing anything that depicts Jews as good people, or even just as regular people.”
It isn’t that the beautiful people and their followers suddenly decided that Jews are not their cup of tea (or rail of cocaine). It’s just that we have reached the point where people no longer feel embarrassed to parade negative feelings towards Jews.
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