Clowns, Fools, and Democrats

If you vote Democrat in November, you’re a damn fool!

Diaspora Jews are in trouble. If you think this is normal, you’re a damn fool. I’m a proponent of Aliyah—everyone knows that. I’m not trying to instill fear in people. I genuinely believe we’re living through historic times, and I thank God every morning, afternoon, and evening for the State of Israel.

But I fear for my brothers and sisters in the Diaspora. I have a deep-rooted fear—one so powerful that it rattles me to my core. It reminds me of the 1930s, when some Jews still had a chance to get the hell out of Europe but chose to stay.

This is not the 1930s. In some ways, it’s worse. Nazi ideology spread through radio, speeches, newspapers, yellow stars, and a book called Mein Kampf. Today’s Jew-haters, antisemitic terrorists, and thugs have the internet and the entire world at their fingertips. They’ve turned newspapers into propaganda machines. They’re turning naive citizens and public servants into antisemites. They’re legitimizing rape, murder, and kidnapping.

What the hell is happening?

Black Lives Matter, Me Too, Defund the Police—where the hell are you? Black Israelis were slaughtered by Hamas terrorists. Where are you, Black Lives Matter? Women were sexually assaulted and gang-raped. Men were raped, too. Me Too—where the hell are you?

Yes, this is crazy shit.

Yesterday was a hard day here in Israel: three years since the brutal genocide against Jews and the murder, rape, and kidnapping of innocent people. That is what yesterday was about. It was not about the terrorist fanatics in Gaza; they are worthless pieces of shit. It was about Jewish suffering in Israel—and, frankly, that suffering is spilling over into the entire world.

If you think this is normal, you’re wrong. If you think Democrats like Israel or Jews, you’re wrong. They’re on the wrong side of damn history, and it’s absolutely disgusting.

Yesterday, New York’s Islamic fundamentalist mayor issued a pathetic statement that should make everyone who voted for him shake to their damn core:

“The suffering did not begin nor end that day,” he wrote of October 7, 2023. “It instead continued through the Israeli government’s devastating, ongoing genocide in Gaza, in which it has killed more than 74,000 Palestinians—including more than 21,000 children.”

How dare you, asshole? Who the hell do you think you are? I can answer that: You’re the devil in a suit. You’re a worthless piece of shit—a horrible person. You’re no fool; you’re just damn evil. Hitler wasn’t a fool, and neither are you!

Yes, I’ll compare you to the worst of the worst. And I’ll say that any Jew who voted for you is one of your useful idiots. But I’ll go further: Any American who voted for you is deranged.

I don’t use words to subdue my feelings. I tell the world: Never Again is now! And Democratic leaders think this is okay. House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries, a terrorist-loving asshole, had the audacity to use the day to call for what he described as a “dramatic” change in U.S. policy in the Middle East. Like the mayor, Jeffries condemned Israel’s actions in Gaza, calling the deaths of Palestinian civilians and the destruction of the territory reprehensible.

What a damn freakin’ joke. These assholes are the future of the Democratic Party, and they’re antisemitic pigs. There are worse crimes taking place across the globe. America killed more people in Iraq than Israel killed in Gaza. America killed more people in Afghanistan than Israel killed in Gaza. Russia has killed more people in Ukraine than Israel has killed in Gaza. More Sudanese have been slaughtered in Sudan than were killed in Gaza.

So why the focus on a country so small? Why the focus on one of the smallest countries in the world, one that makes up less than 0.003% of the world’s landmass? You can’t tell me that it’s because of the suffering in Gaza. You can’t say that, because the suffering in Gaza was not Israel’s fault. Israel defended itself from monsters and terrorists.

These fools are giving power to them. It’s so crazy that New York voted for this Mamdani character. New York—the city of 9/11—what the hell are you thinking? History is playing out right in front of our faces, and Jews will stay there, accepting this craziness.

I have a story about myself. I grew up in Johannesburg, South Africa. I had a good life. I had everything I needed. People in South Africa would say, “We would leave, but we have such a good life. We would leave, but we can’t afford to have the same lifestyle in America, Australia, or England.”

I left at the age of 19. I took a 23-year detour to Arizona, which was probably the best decision of my life. Even though I regret not coming straight to Israel, I would never give up the rewards Arizona gave me: my family, my children, my wife.

Twenty-three years after that move, I moved again. I moved to Israel—to my land, my country, and the country I learned about in school. I moved to the country where I had seen bombs blowing people up on buses. I moved to the country whose capital I knew was Jerusalem—the Golden City and the holy city of the Jewish people. I moved to a country where I could swim in the Mediterranean Sea, just 45 minutes from my house in Efrat.

But there’s another reason I moved to Israel: I moved to Israel because I am a Jew. I moved to Israel because I identify as a Jew. People identify as whatever they want these days, but I identify as a Jew.

I moved to Israel because I knew, from the bottom of my heart, that the biggest response I could give to the Mamdanis and Hakeem Jeffrieses of the world was to move to the country they hate. More than anything, that is what the terrorist fanatics do not want. They do not want Jews moving to Israel.

If you want to stick a middle finger up at these assholes, and you want to show the damn world what it means to be a Jew in 2026—with a state, an army, F-35s, and Dolphin-class submarines—move to Israel. Here, you can walk down the street and see men, women, and children carrying guns and protecting Jews. It’s beautiful.

Is it a utopia? Yes, it’s Zootopia—but utopia is hard. There is nothing easy about making Aliyah. I have said this before, and I will say it again: Anyone who says it is easy is lying.

You can come to Israel, but the difficulty of Aliyah is part of its beauty. Once you move here and get through the hard first year, the second year is even harder. The third year seems to be getting easier and better, but it’s still hard.

If you move with children, it’s even harder. But the younger the children are, the more easily they will fit in. If they’re older, they’re resilient. They will get through it.

We have an opportunity today that our brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles, grandparents, and great-grandparents did not have in the 1930s. That is the key, and that is the answer to the terrorists. The answer to the Jew-haters is here now.

Don’t get me wrong: Throughout history, Jews have had a presence in the Diaspora. Even during the times of the First and Second Temples, there was a Jewish presence in the Diaspora. We need a Jewish presence in the Diaspora, but our presence there will be strengthened by a powerful, strong presence in the Land of Israel, because this is the center of Jewish civilization.

You can choose to be a Diaspora Jew, and that’s fine. No one is forcing you to move to Israel. Or you can move to Israel, and that’s fine, too. No one is forcing you to remain a Diaspora Jew.

But you have a choice today. You don’t need to beg at Ellis Island to be allowed into a country. You don’t need to beg at Sydney Harbour to be let off a ship. You don’t need to take off your shirt and walk through deserts and mountains.

You just need to have a vision of what your life could be in the land of the Jewish people. We are so fortunate to have this today. That is why I fear for my brothers and sisters, and why I ask: Why do so many of you still not live in Israel?

Move here and join us. Join the great Jewish story. Join the greatest romance ever told. Join the Jewish people in Israel.