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It’s ever so predictable. As soon as a major terrorist attack is launched by a radical Islamist against a Jewish institution or individuals, the second thing out of many hand-wringing Democratic government officials is, “We hope this doesn’t lead to Islamophobia.” If I had a dollar for every time I’ve heard this nonsense, I’d be able to afford a Ford Bronco.

And again, that’s similar to what we heard from Muslim-American Mayor Mo Baydoun of Dearborn Heights, Michigan, which is not far from Temple Israel in West Bloomfield Township, the site of the latest terrorist attack against Jews, where there would’ve been multiple casualties if not for the actions of quick-thinking security guards.

Here’s what Mo said: “This tragedy comes at a time when communities everywhere are confronting rising hate and senseless violence.” He also added “everyone deserves to worship in peace and we must unequivocally condemn any attack on a house of worship or the people within it.” yada yada yada. Nowhere does he utter the word “Jew” or........

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