Walking through the streets of Paris, talking to people in stores, colleagues, and random individuals, I noticed something: people here are fed up. And a lot of them now realize why the IDF does what it does and the threat these Palestinians pose to the entire Western world.
It’s shocking. I spoke to a storekeeper who asked to remain anonymous. He said that never in his life did he think he would have so much respect for Jews.
At an event, I had a conversation with an Egyptian who now lives in Paris. He told me, “The world needs more Netanyahus.” He said the guy has balls, has guts, and that he had never seen a leader who loves his country more than Netanyahu.
I spoke to a colleague from Brussels, Belgium, who said he was absolutely disgusted by how his government is treating Israel.
I didn’t look for pro-Israel people to speak to. I wanted to get a sense of the word on the street—what people were saying. So I asked questions and, in my usual way, got some very interesting answers.
But one thing stood out to me: maybe some of those who throw around the term “racism” are themselves racist. Because calling Zionism racism is itself racism. Think about it.
There are over 35 Muslim countries across the globe and one Jewish state. If Israel is meant to cease being a Jewish state, then those Muslim countries should lose that right as well. We can take it a step further: the Vatican should become non-denominational. Maybe even another step: India shouldn’t be a Hindu country.
The absurdity of this fool Zohran Mamdani, who has spewed antisemitic racism, is insane. He claims he does not support Israel as a Jewish state, but he sure as hell supports Pakistan as a Muslim state. I’ve never heard him say he doesn’t support Iran as a radical Muslim state. Nor have I heard him say that Yemen should welcome back the Jews it kicked out.
The same goes for Egypt, Syria, Iraq, and Iran. All these countries kicked Jews out. They don’t want Jews living there, and they don’t want Jews living in Israel. It doesn’t make any sense.
These are the conversations I’m starting to have with people, because I think we need to have them. We need to be proud Jews and have open, frank conversations. I think we, as a people, will become stronger because of it.
But not just us. Our friends from other nations—the Hindus, the Christians, and our Christian Zionist friends—need to have these conversations too. We need to unite behind the principle that Western civilization must remain civil: you can disagree with someone. You don’t have to agree with everything.
But the minute you start breaking windows, killing people, and looting, you lose any right to call your actions peaceful. Violence and antisemitism are not peace. Any peace movement that uses them, or waves flags calling for the genocide of another nation, is pathetic. It is not a peace movement.
Genocide is not okay. That needs to be stated clearly. I really think we need a legal definition of genocide so that we can legally counter these absurd claims.
If you think Israel is committing genocide, then I challenge you to show me the evidence! Don’t be shocked when I show you the evidence that the Palestinians carried out a genocide on October 7th.
So either shut the hell up or show me the evidence. Enough said, fools!!!
The world needs more Netanyahu's.
let's hope the world is getting smarter and realizing how useful they have become. Someone posted a question the other day "why do so many people hate the Jews" the only answer I can think of it that the propaganda that the radical Islamists have spewed is the main reason. Unfortunately, this is not the only reason, the universities and even down to the primary school children are brainwashed into thinking that the world is in this situation because of the Jews, which is so skewed, if this was so wrong, it would be funny.