Jews defeating Jews

What some have not grasped is that what they are digging for will most probably not serve as their temporary foxhole, but rather, will wind up being a deep pit of increased animosity.
The article discusses a growing trend of American Jewish politicians and public figures criticizing Israel, arguing that this phenomenon, termed "Jews defeating Jews," ultimately fuels antisemitism. It highlights a CNN interview where Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu responded to Rep. Haley Stevens' claim that he "has not made us safer, has not brought us closer to peace, and he’s endangered Jews here in America and around the world." Netanyahu countered that Stevens was "trying to probably excuse antisemitism." The piece also mentions other prominent figures like Rahm Emanuel, Bernie Sanders, and George Soros, who are seen as contributing to this narrative. The author contends that such criticisms, often factually incorrect, weaken American support for Israel and are unique among ethnic communities in the U.S., ultimately leading to increased animosity rather than safety.
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