Fast Takes: Reality confronts anti-Zionists, Dems’ damning ‘affordability’ record and other commentary
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Fast Takes: Reality confronts anti-Zionists, Dems’ damning ‘affordability’ record and other commentary
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Conservative: Reality Confronts Anti-Zionists
“Every facet of the ‘genocide’ accusation against Israel has fallen apart,” thunders Commentary’s Seth Mandel, including “claims of genocide, deliberate starvation/famine, mass targeting of journalists, and others.”
It was all “a global propaganda scheme on a scale we’ve probably never seen before,” as the “villainous portrayal of Israel during the war was exactly backwards.”
Beware: “Acclimating to reality will be disorienting” for the “Hamasnik cult” as it awakens, for “even the purveyors of the Big Lie are finding” facts “difficult to avoid.”
The word “genocide” usefully “stopped you from having to defend your worldview.”
Now that “reality is steadily intruding” on mythology, “adherents of the anti-Israel propaganda cult” will let us know if “we all can in fact inhabit reality together.”
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