Anti-Jew ADL says exposing Muslim anti-Semitism is Islamophobic

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Like the SPLC, the ADL did good work once upon a time, fifty years ago. But like the SPLC, its mission has morphed. Instead of protecting the Jewish people, they have aligned with the jihad force and have used their considerable influence and resources to go after proud Jews and Zionists (including me), while giving vicious Muslim antisemites sanction and cover. Despicable.

ADL: Exposing Muslim Anti-Semitism is Islamophobic

April 26, 2018, Daniel Greenfield

The ADL won’t fight campus anti-Semitism. And it won’t allow anyone else to fight it either.

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Canary Mission stepped into that gap by assembling screenshots of social media anti-Semitism by SJP and MSA members. The ADL links to a JTA hosted editorial signed by a number of Hillels and campus pro-Israel groups. It appears to be authored by two University of Michigan students who, despite sneering at Canary Mission for being anonymous, added their email addresses instead of their names.

The letter accuses Canary Mission of promoting a negative image of Muslims by documenting Islamic anti-Semitism on campus.

Really.

Pointing out Muslim anti-Semitism is now… Islamophobic. (But then isn’t accusing a Jewish organization of Islamophobia, anti-Semitic? It’s funny how it only works one way. The way that benefits the left and hurts its victims.)

When Canary Mission spotlights non-Muslim anti-Semites, is that okay? Or is it some other kind of racism or bigotry?

“Canary Mission is an anonymous site that blacklists individuals and professors across the country for their support of the BDS movement, presumed anti-Semitic remarks and hateful rhetoric against Israel and the United States,” the letter claims.

Is praising Hitler and calling for another Holocaust really “presumed” anti-Semitism?

@SANDMAN_YMN: Hitler never killed 6million Jews for no reason uno.. He could see they’re a cancer to the world. don’t @ me.”

I think we can presume it is.

In addition, Canary Mission’s wide scope wrongfully equates supporting a BDS resolution with some of the most virulent expressions of anti-Semitism and anti-Israel rhetoric and activity.

BDS is based on denying equal national rights to Jews. Call it disparate impact. That’s enough to brand most things racist.

That said, we condemn all forms of hate in the strongest possible terms, which includes any and all anti-Semitic rhetoric used by some pro-Palestinian activists.

However, we believe that promoting a negative perception of Muslims, particularly Muslim students on our campuses, as Canary Mission does, is similarly hateful.

Exposing Muslim anti-Semitism is just as hateful… as the anti-Semitism.

We believe that Canary Mission is antithetical and destructive to our shared cause of supporting Israel and eliminating anti-Semitism on campus. Instead, we expect credible Jewish and pro-Israel communal organizations to help us combat anti-Semitism on college campuses, and around the world, in a diplomatic manner that seeks to protect our community rather than shaming the other side anonymously, as Canary Mission does.

I’m sure the MSA and SJP members tweeting their support for another Holocaust will be very impressed by the tremendously effective diplomacy that has worked wonders thus far.

It seems that somewhere along the way, a disconnect has formed between the goals of our Jewish peers and institutions (to combat anti-Semitism and create a positive campus climate) and the true impact of their efforts. Unfortunately, the disconnect has created a situation in which we feel the Jewish values we hold deep, such as “loving our neighbors as ourselves” and “all of Israel being responsible for one another,” are being misrepresented and perverted.

You can fight for Israel and against anti-Semitism. Or you can love everyone. But you can’t do both.

The letter was apparently authored by Joe Goldberg and Gabrielle Roth (I’m guessing because the JTA, while always dedicated to sliming Israel and Jews, is too incompetent and unprofessional to properly provide that basic information.)

Joe apparently has a “complicated” relationship with Israel.

LSA junior Joe Goldberg, a CSG representative, said he voted against the resolution because it challenges what he stands for as a member of the Jewish faith with a complicated relationship with Israel.

It’s usually the people with complicated relationships who are uncomfortable with Jews fighting back. Here’s more from his post on Facebook that was conveniently left out from the letter.

“I stand against any action that intimidates an individual because of their political views. While I do not support BDS, I have friends that do, and that’s ok. We learn and grow from sharing our perspectives with one another.”

That’s at the root of the problem. If you don’t really think BDS is wrong, you don’t really support Israel.

 

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Ron rockit
Ron rockit
6 years ago

I gave up on the ADL some time ago. I got a letter from them wanting to know my concerns. They offered up something about concerns for Islam and or Arabs. I gave them a thumbs down. Their concern for moslem’s and Obama to me is appalling.

Mahou Shoujo
Mahou Shoujo
6 years ago

islam and even its Jewish toadies are targets for removal, one way or the other. There is no place for muslims or their enablers of any description, anywhere.

Suresh
Suresh
6 years ago
Reply to  Mahou Shoujo

Agree. If there is no pushback by suing them for supporting anti-semitism this will only get worse .

Left/Liberal are also making ISIS / jihadis happy by making beheading fashionable https://tinyurl.com/y7k93bs9

Insane ?

Alleged-Comment
Alleged-Comment
6 years ago

What about what he just said? That’s Jewophobic. He should stop being Jewophobic.

SNOWDIN
SNOWDIN
6 years ago

Baconphobia. A disease that affects all mudscum/mudlimes. Baconphobia is the fear of the smell of Bacon, Pork Lard and any other part of the pig. Baconism is the worship of eating Bacon. Ham, Pork Chops and any other part of the pig in a restaurant or any other establishment that serves food with Pork The amount of businesses that worship Baconism should increase twofold especially in the appear with at higher mudscum/mudslime population within the next 2 years.

Eat More Pork.

Achmed Mohandjob
Achmed Mohandjob
6 years ago

Isn’t “anti-Semitism” a dated an almost obsolete term? Shouldn’t it be “Jewphobia”? That might sit better with the SJW clan.

UnderzogD
Underzog
6 years ago

The judenhass types invented the term, antisemitism (notably Whilhelm Marr). Now they want to run away from the term because it has become so odious? I am not going to let them do that. And antisemitism should be one word not two with a hypen in between.

Achmed Mohandjob
Achmed Mohandjob
6 years ago
Reply to  Underzog

I’m just kind of liking “Jewphobia” and/or “Jewophobia”. I’m starting to favor the latter.

UnderzogD
Underzog
6 years ago

Chacun son gout. What is the word in vogue now? Judeophobia? It can’t be judophobia because that implies one is afriad of alling in a judo match.

Achmed Mohandjob
Achmed Mohandjob
5 years ago
Reply to  Underzog

I like the judophobia. Visited the Kodokan a few times. I was fearful of many.

Ego
Ego
6 years ago

I think the correct form would be Judeophobia.

Achmed Mohandjob
Achmed Mohandjob
5 years ago
Reply to  Ego

Since it’s yet to be “invented” …. suggestions are being taken. All are taken into consideration.

leonore35
leonore35
6 years ago

These people are unbelievable

R. Arandas
R. Arandas
5 years ago
Reply to  leonore35

It is sad when Jews prefer Muslims over their own brothers and sisters! 🙁

Dennis
Dennis
6 years ago

What I find fascinating with this article is that the subject of what exactly causes anti-Semitism or “Jew phobia” is never discussed. I recognize that the Jews were first blamed for the death of Jesus, and that was probably an initial cause of the development of the hate directed at these people, but that to a great extent seemingly has disappeared as a stimulus to the anti-Semitism that now permeates the world. Though i have heard some people express negative comments about Jews, as a result of their industry in handling business interests and banking, I cannot believe that the hate exhibited against these people is today based on that concept. When understanding the Jewish belief system one must conclude that the Old Testament does not contain anything within it that might support a reason to hate those people. The Jewish laws and writings nowhere contain any serious suggestion that those who are not Jewish have anything to fear, and the world should see Israel as a country consisting of people, who originally survived the terror of Nazism, who would prefer to contribute good things to this planet. Though Israel needs to be constantly on its guard, as surrounding them in the Middle East are those who would destroy that nation; today, it should be seen by right thinking people and those with common sense that the Jewish people deserve respect and some tribute for what they have done in creating an industrious and peace full free world state. If one can accept the reality, one must conclude that written into the books of the world of Islam, and promoted and preached by the leaders and Imams of this belief system is a constant refrain that all non-believers of Islam, and especially those of Jewish persuasion, must be killed/destroyed or converted. That is why we continue today to have the anti-Semitism that permeates this globe upon which we live. There is no justification for the BDS movement as it has no rational basis, although by promoting it one clearly is adopting the written directions and promotion of Jewish destruction which is the Islamic preaching. If one does not see that, that person is a fool. It is as simple as that.

Cai
Cai
6 years ago
Reply to  Dennis

A shared hatred of something, in this case the Jewish people, is a well known and used way of greatly strengthening and solidifying bonds in groups of people, the passionate focus makes them as ‘one’.

UnderzogD
Underzog
6 years ago

Obama has his man as head of the ADL now. If Abe Foxman was bad, his present day replacement is far worse.

antimulticulturalism
antimulticulturalism
6 years ago

time to END THIS LIBERAL/LEFT/POLITICAL CORRECTNESS INSANITY! We are committing SUICIDE BY ALLOWING THEM FREE REIGN AND FREE SPEECH WHILE THOSE WHO DON’T AGREE ARE BEING SILENCED, ATTACKED, THREATENED AND OPPRESSED!
The FACT is , and has been WELL DOCUMENTED, THE LIBERAL/POLITICAL CORRECTNESS, BRAINWASHING/INDOCTRINATION IS COMPLETELY DESTROYING THE ENTIRE WESTERN WORLD !
Enough is enough because IF WE DON’T STOP IT NOW, WE ARE ALL DONE AND WILL BE ONE BIG THIRD WORLD ISLAMIC HELL WITH NO WHERE TO RUN, HIDE OR FLEE!
BE IT A THIRD WORLD WAR OR THE INVASION OF ISLAM AND OUR INABILITY TO STOP IT VIA OUR POLITICAL CORRECTNESS AND OUR LIBERAL/POLITICALLY CORRECT MARXIST POLITICIANS, EITHER WAY, THIS MAY WELL BE THE END OF THE WHITE RACE AND PERHAPS EVEN HUMAN KIND AS ISLAM CANNOT AND WILL NOT EXIST WITH ANY OTHER RELIGION, CULTURE – NOT EVEN WITH EACH OTHER!

R. Arandas
R. Arandas
6 years ago

How shameful…of the ADL, that is.

Mark Steiner
Mark Steiner
6 years ago
Reply to  R. Arandas

Came across a news piece several days ago claiming George Soros is involved in the ADL. No surprise, in view of Ms. Geller’s introductory remarks here.

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