Rather than side unreservedly with Israel after the brutally barbaric onslaught against it, the Democratic Party and the Biden administration chose to take unprecedented measures against the elected government of a friendly nation.
There is no act of treachery or meanness of which a political party is not capable… — Benjamin Disraeli (1804-1881) British prime minister
As the 2024 Democratic National Convention fades into the media’s rearview mirror, two things are crystal clear: Just how much the two major parties differ on the issue of Israel—both in sentiment and substance—and just how critical the November elections are for the Jewish state.
Bastion of anti-Jewish sentiment?
The conduct of Democratic Party at its recent convention in Chicago underscores a doleful truth. That, as a whole, the party has become an unabashed bastion of animus towards the Jewish people—not only on the collective level vis-à-vis the Jewish state, Israel, but recently also towards the individual Jew, even American Jews.