Antisemitism as a Good Career Choice
The selective condemnation is getting worse, as is the antisemitism that accompanies it. And it will get even worse if it is rewarded by clicks, money, and acceptance.
The selective condemnation is getting worse, as is the antisemitism that accompanies it. And it will get even worse if it is rewarded by clicks, money, and acceptance.
If this is the level of engagement we are now producing, then the real lesson being taught in that classroom is not about religion, or war, or ethics. It is that some ideas can simply be waved away. And that is a lesson no education system can afford to teach.
ABC hands Antisemite Grace Tame her own pulpit – on our dime.
Therapists choose Gaza over their Jewish patients.
For Helen Clark and much of the international activist class, universal values increasingly appear to come with one glaring exception: the Jewish state.
Security agencies asleep at the wheel while jihadis mustered.
Islamic terrorism hasn’t backed down an inch since Bondi, but the media won’t tell you that.
Swastikas, sheikhs and Albanese’s selective ‘social cohesion’.
“It is not at present possible, indeed, that antisemitism should become respectable” – George Orwell.
How did individuals whose own public statements minimised, reframed, or in some cases celebrated acts of mass violence against civilians come to hold influential roles in a government-funded initiative specifically established to prevent such acts?
Left-elite silence and weak government fuel the scourge.