Informed South Africans are aware that Jews boast of the tremendous role Jews played in shoving South Africa into the hands of blacks (see graphic below), but it goes beyond just South Africa, which was only a small part of liberal Jews’ disproportionally big role, in promoting the radically far-left communist world order. More than 600 Jewish organizations, representing the majority of American Jews, have signed a letter in support of the Black Lives Matter movement, which was published in a full-page New York Times advertisement. With the recent call by a Jew, the son of the owner of the Ambassador Hotel in Clifton, Cape Town, that EFF cadres should invade white neighborhoods, is it not high time that the question of whether Jews have our best interests at heart, or not, is discussed, like they are doing in USA now?
In the US, conservative Jews are now also beginning to realize the danger that far-left liberal Jews represent. The Israeli minister of the Diaspora in New York, said “We can lose the US” if liberal Jews continue to support BLM & BDS.
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Jewish Minister of Diaspora, Nachman Shai warned last week that if liberal American Jews continue to support the Boycott, Disinvestment and Sanctions (BDS) and Black Lives Matter movements, Jerusalem will completely lose the support of the United States.
Nachman Shai combines the Israeli pro-Palestinian boycott movement (BDS) with Black Lives Matter (BLM), which has been criticized for anti-Semitic remarks by some of its leaders, but still receives the blind support of many American Jews.
Shai made a guest appearance on the American Jewish Committee’s “People of the Pod” podcast, saying that he had recently informed fellow members of the Israeli government about the status of the American Jew, and told them that “if we see more of the radical left and progressive liberal Jews continuing to support BDS and Black Lives Matter, and similar to the Palestinians… relating to Israel, as a genocide state or an apartheid state, we may lose America.”
Israel has long identified the BDS movement as a significant threat against Israel but to whom millions of dollars have been donated, and some major Jewish organizations in the US have voiced their opposition to statements and views of some BLM activists. However, the movement gained the support of many American Jews, and the far left liberal Jewish Anti-Defamation League (ADL) spoke out against people portraying BLM supporters as “violent extremists.”
Shai said that “there are ideas to rely on other groups in America today” for support of Israel, instead of the American Jew, but that he rejects such proposals. He seemed to be referring to recent remarks by former US Ambassador to the United States Ron Dermer, who suggested that Israel prioritize the “passionate and unequivocal” support of evangelical Christians over those of American Jews, who he said “criticize us. ”
“I have to make sure that hundreds of thousands of you stay with us, they are very critical of what is going on in Israel. I also have a lot of criticism… it does not matter.” said Shai.
“Actually, we need to have the same values, we need to believe in the same things, we need to come together and help each other … for a future,” Shai pleaded.
The Labor minister has expressed the hope that in two years’ time, he will not hear any more votes from the “Democratic Party for refusing to send weapons to Israel or to support Israel internationally.”
During the recent Gaza conflict, several progressive lawmakers tried in vain to block the Biden administration’s $ 735 million sale of precision-guided missiles to Israel, as pressure in the Democratic Party increased for an immediate ceasefire between Israel and the Hamas terrorist organization.
Shai said he relied on American Jews to influence the “internal American public discourse” in favor of Israel. “We need You for this – not just for your donations and other ways to support Israel, which are much appreciated.”
Asked how he defines success for his position, the Minister of Diaspora Affairs said it would be “to retain dual support for Israel.”
“That any future President, whoever he is, will share Israel’s values and interests. It does not come without a huge investment in this arena,” he said.
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