Antisemitic tropes are on the rise, especially on the right. But it seems whenever a Republican is accused of antisemitism, their reply is, “I can’t be antisemitic, I love Israel!” How does *that* work? It doesn’t. And @mehdirhasan explains why:

Dec 9, 2022 · 1:33 AM UTC

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Selfishness and Hatred of The Other is not a brand issue, Like America First it is the logo of crippled, mangled souls who demand we accept their evil as good. #PassThisOn #PutinsWar #GOPHypocrisy
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It doesn't work. Israel is part of the end of days evangelical fantasy of the final destruction of the Jews. Antisemitism animates Christian Zionism, which presents a dilemma for actual Zionists...
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This was beautifully done. But Jews won't like it because - within the context of supposed rising antisemitism- it suggests a egalitarian view of the Israel/Palestine issue. It also cast light on how both Jews and non-Jews have weaponized "antisemitism."
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