The tsunami of Jew-hatred that we’re living through has left many in a state of stunned disbelief. It seems incredible that thousands of people in Britain and the West are parroting falsehoods about Israel that aren’t only outright lies and wilful distortions — such as accusing the IDF of killing journalists and hospital patients when these are actually terrorists — but are also demonstrably ridiculous, such as the claim that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza, where the population has increased by 0.2 per cent since the start of the war.
Jews are being unambiguously targeted. Many Jewish authors can’t get published. Artists, writers and performers have said they’re being frozen out of British cultural life because they refuse to describe Israeli actions in Gaza as genocidal.
It’s as if Britain and the West have gone through the looking glass into a nightmarish, Orwellian world where the meaning of language has been reversed and lies have become unchallengeable truths. Of course, antisemitism is always with us. But how can so many subscribe to the same insane obsessions and blood libels which, under both Nazism and medieval Christianity, presented the Jews as driven by a lust for money and power to form a murderous and demonic conspiracy against the rest of the world? How can so many in the west have simply lost their minds like this? To anyone who’s been paying attention to the Middle East over the decades, the answer is obvious.
For these claims are all t.
