How Bernie Sanders’s Impoverished View of Judaism Has Desensitized Him to Anti-Semitism
No Jewish life, only Jewish death.
March 5, 2020
How Bernie Sanders’s Impoverished View of Judaism Has Desensitized Him to Anti-Semitism
No Jewish life, only Jewish death.
Asked in a recent interview about his personal connection to Judaism, Senator Bernie Sanders spoke movingly about the deaths of family members in the Shoah, his contact with Holocaust survivors as a child, and a visit with his family to the shtetl where his ancestors had lived. He concluded, “I learned at a very early age what, if you like, white nationalism—which is what Nazism is in the extreme—is about, [and] that it is absolutely imperative . . . that all of us do everything we can to stop racism and white nationalism.”
March 5, 2020
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Hath not a Jew costumes?
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