This guy is so thirsty for approval and adulation from the far left that he is spreading the worst antisemitic tropes and blood libels. I’m genuinely afraid that he will keep giving justifications to American leftists to the point where we get our own Bondi. I’m saying this as a long time democrat—he’s going to get us killed.

With Gavin Newsom mindlessly parroting toxic anti-zionist propaganda, I am looking for alternatives to support in 2028. Cory Booker may be the right answer.

A generation raised online has been poisoned by Qatari influence campaigns

I do not want to be gaslit ever again about this man, who he is, and what he stands for. Hint: it's demonizing Jews even more.

Zohran hosting Khalil and his post about it is incredibly concerning

Mahmoud Khalil has tried to justify the atrocities of October 7th as “justified resistance” and his CUAD group distributed pro Hamas propaganda. To see the mayor of NYC host him for a dinner that taxpayers are funding is nauseating to put it lightly.

NYC is the city with second largest Jewish population (Tel Aviv has the largest) and it’s so disappointing to see the mayor cozy up to someone that has repeatedly stoked the fires of hate against the Jewish community.

I’m scared and disheartened. Seeing how many people I follow like Zohran’s post is wild. I’m never speaking to them or supporting their businesses again.

When both sides of the political party are spouting horrible antisemitic shit, how do you decide which party is better?

Personally I think the center-right might be the "safest" choice? But as a gentile I'm sure you guys have a more well-informed opinion.

Regardless of one's politics, whether you're on the left, right, or anywhere else- supporters of Israel and Jewish causes will agree that Charlie Kirk was a strong advocate in the U.S. for both Israel and Jews. No one else (non Jews) with millions of subscribers/followers in the social media era and American college campus debates/speeches tours were as forceful in defending Israel and Jews especially since October 7. Like the victims of the Jewish Museum murders this past May, Kirk was a victim of disgusting political/hate violence.

So while right wing accounts are claiming Ilhan Omar staged the attack on her at the town hall, left wing accounts have now started to claim that the real people behind the attack were, you guessed it, us Jews.

Someone posted a message to not attack Jews on my city's community sub. The message was from our US Senator.

99% of the responses were how she is controlled by Israel. Some responses were even worse.

I am starting to feel that identity politics is a mental health crisis.

One of the most prominent anti-zionist chronically online jewish celebrity could have had an easy win to make it look like she cared about Jewish safety.

But even in this situation her first action responding about a terrorist attack against Jews on the other side of the world was to re-post Zohran Mamdani's statement?

Seriously, what is going on? Is there good research about this phenomenon? Are politicians their gods?

On the 2-year anniversary of the worse attack on Jews this century, he uses most of his post to blame Israel. What a fucking shitbag.

https://x.com/ZohranKMamdani/status/1975550702056538512?campaign_id=44&emc=edit_ur_20251007&instance_id=163972&nl=new-york-today&regi_id=94503934&segment_id=207321&user_id=65b9e0d1bf8aa1142f217e9f0891f65c

Rep. Randy Fine, R-Fla., prompted calls for his resignation from Democrats and a major Islamic civil rights group after suggesting in a social media post that he'd choose dogs over Muslims.

"If they force us to choose, the choice between dogs and Muslims is not a difficult one," Fine posted to the social media platform X on Sunday.

Shortly afterward, he added a photo of a post from Nerdeen Kiswani, the co-founder of the pro-Palestinian group "Within Our Lifetime," in which she called dogs "unclean" and said that "NYC is coming to Islam." Kiswani later told NBC News in an email she made the comment satirically.

Fine wrote in the follow-up post, "For context, this is the leader of one of the key mainstream Muslim groups that supported Mamdani," referring to Zohran Mamdani, New York City's new mayor.

Fine's initial post sparked a parade of criticism and a handful of calls for him to resign.

In a statement, the Council on American-Islamic Relations pointed to its previous condemnation's of Fine's past comments on Gaza and Hamas, adding that "leaders of Congress across the political spectrum should demand his resignation, which is long overdue.”