Matt Duss, Bernie Sanders' foreign-policy adviser, has thoughts on Israel and antisemitism. He:
* defends "right of return" demand
* accuses Jews of making bad faith accusations of antisemitism
* attacks the ADL
* defended Tlaib & Omar after their antisemitic comments.
* uses demonizing rhetoric against moderates, e.g. calling liberal Jews who oppose Tlaib "anti-Palestinian/pro-occupation"
* and e.g. claiming pro-Israel Democrats don't "see Palestinians as human beings with rights."
* defended Naim Ateek, who compares contemporary Jews in Israel with the ones who killed Jesus.
* defended Women's March leaders against charges of antisemitism after they praised Farrakhan and attacked Jews as having a special collective responsibility for exploiting black ppl
* defended Naim Ateek, who compares contemporary Jews in Israel with the ones who killed Jesus. * defended Women's March leaders against charges of antisemitism after they praised Farrakhan and attacked Jews as having a special collective responsibility for exploiting black ppl
* defended Naim Ateek, who compares contemporary Jews in Israel with the ones who killed Jesus. * defended Women's March leaders against charges of antisemitism after they praised Farrakhan and attacked Jews as having a special collective responsibility for exploiting black ppl
* defended Naim Ateek, who compares contemporary Jews in Israel with the ones who killed Jesus. * defended Women's March leaders against charges of antisemitism after they praised Farrakhan and attacked Jews as having a special collective responsibility for exploiting black ppl
* defended Naim Ateek, who compares contemporary Jews in Israel with the ones who killed Jesus. * defended Women's March leaders against charges of antisemitism after they praised Farrakhan and attacked Jews as having a special collective responsibility for exploiting black ppl
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