The radical candidate poised to become New York’s mayor embodies an alliance between reactionary Islamism and left-wing progressivism.
In the 12-day war with Iran that ended this week, 28 Israelis were killed by Iranian missiles, more than 3,000 were injured, and much of the country was repeatedly forced into safe rooms and shelters.
Yet it was the Jews of Britain who Israeli Diaspora Minister Amichai Chikli said were in such danger that they should leave the country and immigrate to Israel.
Chikli accused the Labour Government in the United Kingdom of fueling antisemitism and claimed that its voter base consisted of “Hamas sympathizers.” He told the Daily Mail: “Without a dramatic change of course by Britain’s political leadership, I see no future for Jewish life in England.”