Global Jew Hunt

In recent days, Germany has seen more violent Jew-hatred, reminiscent of its dark Nazi past. The Star of David has been brazenly graffitied on the doors of Jewish homes in Berlin, marking a horrifying echo of anti-Semitic persecution during the Nazi era. This deeply troubling development is a grim reminder of the consequences when hatred is left unchallenged.

This global trend of antisemitism has intensified, particularly following the outbreak of violence in the Israel-Hamas conflict, which erupted on October 7. Tragically, more than 1,300 Israelis have lost their lives, and over 3,200 individuals have sustained injuries. Additionally, hundreds have been kidnapped by Hamas forces during their invasion. This day is marked as one of the deadliest for Jews since the Holocaust, as Hamas indiscriminately targeted anyone within their reach.

Immigration Policy and Antisemitism

The country’s open-door policy towards Muslim migrants, spearheaded by former Chancellor Angela Merkel, has played a significant role in shaping the current landscape in Germany and has contributed to the proliferation of anti-Semitism. The recent acts of vandalism, intimidation, and violence are a manifestation of the deep-seated Islamic antisemitism that has taken root in parts of German society.

Acts of Vandalism and Fear

Disturbing images of the Star of David emblazoned on the doors of Jewish homes have sent shockwaves across the nation. Jewish residents in Berlin have reported a sharp increase in abuse following the recent Hamas attacks on Israel. One young Jewish woman returned home to find her door graffitied with this symbol. She spoke of her shock and fear, highlighting the deeply troubling impact of such incidents on individual lives.

Historical Parallels and Current Crisis

These acts of vandalism are not just isolated incidents; they are, in fact, crimes under German law and bear a striking resemblance to the persecution of Jews in the 1930s. During the Holocaust, the Nazis employed similar tactics, using white paint to mark the Star of David on the doors of Jewish businesses, effectively isolating them from the broader community. The fact that this dark chapter in history is being revisited is profoundly unsettling but not surprising due to Germany allowing millions of antisemitic Muslims.

Alarming Warnings

Furthermore, German intelligence has raised the alarm, with Stephan Kramer, head of domestic intelligence in Thuringia, warning of the possibility of a “Kristallnacht 2.0.” This reference to the Nazis’ violent attacks on Jewish homes and businesses in 1938 is deeply concerning. Radicalized Muslims openly call for attacks on Jewish and Israeli institutions and people, heightening fears of further Islamic violence and hatred.

Global Trends and Incidents

Recent events in Germany are not isolated. Across Europe, incidents of antisemitism have surged since the recent attack on Israel by Hamas-affiliated radicals. In Australia and the UK, reports of Jews being targeted in the streets have raised concerns. Australian journalist Avi Yemini reported there were Muslims driving around a Melbourne Jewish neighborhood “looking for Jews to kill.”

In Scotland, there have been disturbing incidents of Muslims taunting Jews about the Holocaust.

Islamic Controlled Scotland…

Hamas supporters were filmed taunting Jews about concentration camps. In other video’s from Scottland, Muslims shouting the Islamic battle cry, “Allahu Akbar, Allahu Akbar, Allahu Akbar” set the Israeli flag.

Armies of Muslims were filmed… pic.twitter.com/zeTTLSfSTZ

— Amy Mek (@AmyMek) October 16, 2023

The Israel Advocacy Movement (IAM) took to Twitter to report a troubling incident that occurred on Monday night in the streets of London. A group of individuals who identified as Hamas supporters were seen chasing a Jewish individual through the streets, causing considerable distress and concern.

Last night, a screaming mob of Hamas supporters chased a Jew through the streets of London.

It’s disgraceful that these animals are not just free to celebrate the massacre of 1,000 Jews, but free to intimidate British Jews.

Stay safe people. pic.twitter.com/JL7p2EUDcN

— Israel Advocacy Movement (@israel_advocacy) October 10, 2023

In various countries, including Ireland, Italy, Sweden, the Netherlands, the United States, Canada, India, Jordan, and others, there have been rallies and marches where Muslims and left-wing Hamas supporters celebrated the attacks on Jews and Israelis.

Centennial Park in Toronto today.

Clearly this is just about freeing Palestine.

No Jew hatred whatsoever. pic.twitter.com/asFO6dizbH

— Anthony Koch (@Anthony__Koch) October 15, 2023

International Response

These events in Europe mirror a worrying global trend. A synagogue in Madrid was recently defaced with graffiti reading ‘Free Palestine’ next to a crossed-out Star of David. In France, home to Europe’s largest Jewish community, there have been 50 arrests related to antisemitic acts, including threats and incursions by drones equipped with cameras in school playgrounds.

Addressing the Issue

In the face of these alarming developments, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has pledged £3 million to protect Jewish schools and synagogues, many of which have had to close due to safety concerns. Jewish community protection groups, like the CST, have reported a staggering 324% increase in antisemitic incidents in just four days following the outbreak of the recent conflict.

It’s crucial to remember that while we focus on these acts of hate and violence, the ongoing conflict between Hamas and Israel has resulted in 1,400 dead Israelis. However, it’s essential to distinguish between the actions of governments and the targeting of innocent civilians. These disturbing acts of anti-Semitism only exacerbate the tensions and hatred further.

In the wake of this resurgence of antisemitism in Germany and beyond, we must confront this hatred head-on. History has shown us the catastrophic consequences of disregarding genocidal hatred. It is the responsibility of governments to secure their borders, address the issue of illegal immigration, and maintain zero tolerance for threats to Jewish lives.

The Role of Leftist Efforts

At this point, it’s worth noting that the renewed societal ability to create ‘us’ and ‘the other,’ as seen in the resurgence of antisemitism worldwide, owes no small part to leftist efforts in the past decade or so.

First, the creation of the ‘untermenschen,’ which encompasses anyone who would vote for Trump. This is akin to ‘the basket of deplorables,’ forming a group of people deemed beneath equal treatment and unworthy of legal protection.

Next, we have the unvaccinated, perceived as a disease threat to those who comply with the state’s directives. They are considered devoid of rights, even the basic freedom to leave their homes, appear in public, or dine in restaurants, or attend theaters.

The erosion of a classically liberal society, resulting in the current state of affairs, is as much a consequence of the leftist environment that fosters Islamic hatred of Jews as it is of Islam itself.