CNN interlocutors Jake Tapper, Dana Bash and Don Lemmon ignored foreign policy and US national security issues in a debate among Democratic presidential candidates on Tuesday, Reuters reported. July and Wednesday, July 31, 2019, and the word Israel is never mentioned for comment by the 20 Democratic candidates in competitive debates (or for six (6) hours of dialogue), the evidence points to a fundamental change towards Israeli occupation among the progressive base segments of the Democratic Party, especially Young ones.
Dissatisfaction with the progressive rule of the Democratic Party from the disregard of the traditional leadership of the party for the Israeli occupation of the Palestinian territories, and the mistreatment of the Israeli occupation authorities for Palestinians suffering from the misery of the daily arbitrary oppression, is finding its way to the various media, whether cyber, print or even radio and television Of which.
Rising Star of Congress Democratic Progressive Representative from New York City Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez, on Tuesday, in conversations with a radio popular among young Democrats "Debio. Morning argues that support for Israel is a "generation issue," and young Democrats are daring to criticize Israel, and "Jewish youth are tired of this" support for Israel, which must be blind.
She said, which formed what became known as the "progressive team" with her fellow MPs Rashida Taleb (Palestinian origin) and Ilhan Omar (Somali origin) and Ayana Presley, black American, which confused US President Donald Trump and pushed to launch racist attacks on them, which most people call "Disgusting" - she said on the program (which took an hour), "We are now in this country for Palestine and Israel at a crossroads, it is (the issue of Palestine and Israel) is a generational issue (any issue that generations disagree)."
Kurtz explained: "I think when we start looking at it through that lens, a lot of these things start to make sense. Young Jews in Israel are tired of this. The (Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin) Netanyahu administration is very similar to the administration. US President Donald Trump ... and the right (extremists) want to develop and promote the idea that if you participate in criticizing Israeli policy, you are anti-Semitic, but this is far from the truth ... in the same way that I criticize Trump. It makes me anti-American, and criticizing the occupation (Israeli) does not make you anti-Israel, frankly, e If it does not mean that you are against the existence of a nation, it means that you believe in human rights. It is about making sure that Palestinian human rights must be equal to Israeli human rights and that there are many troubling things happening there in this regard.
"There is this dialogue that has begun, and frankly developed from the political right, that if you participate in any criticism of Israel, it necessarily means that you are against the existence of the nation (Israel). We don´t talk about China like this, and we don´t even talk about the United States like this ... If you criticize any other country, they don´t say do you believe that Britain has a right to exist? So deep (for Israel) ... there is a reason to ask this question when it comes to Israel, because the Jews were subjected to Throughout the history of human persecution. "
"I don´t think that by marginalizing Palestinians and neglecting their rights, they create safety and security (for Israel). I think injustice is a threat to the safety of all people," Kurtz said. They will have no choice but to the intifada ... and it should not be that way. We had riots in 1968 when he was J Bronx (New York City) is burning. As you know, social instability is what happens when people do not have the plan or feel that there is no vision for their future. "
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Bingry was the only lawmaker from the six New England states to oppose the decision, prompting Tablet´s writer to say: "It is most likely to be MP Bingari, not figures like MP [Ilhan] Omar or MP [Rachida] Taleb, who are the most threatening of what is looming. On the horizon for Israel in the years to come, it is out of the mainstream and represents less liberal white voters than voters in the states of the East, West or Midwest.
David Brookes, a conservative Jewish-American writer for the New York Times, wrote last week about the same situation.
“The wisdom of the public mood was that racial equality from the perspective of white liberals meant supporting Israel, and standing against the Palestinians, but this is now reflected: white progressives are more critical of Israel than ever before. What was once seen as a stubborn regional conflict between The only democracy in the region (Israel) and a series of authoritarian regimes surrounding it that are trying to destroy it, is now seen as a conflict between a white colonial power and the people it oppresses.
New polls show that between 1996 and 2010, about 25% of white liberals believed that racial discrimination was a very serious problem, but by 2016, 58% believed it.
"To be progressive these days, you have to be with boycotts, divestments and sanctions targeting Israel," said Dr. Eric Alterman, a professor at the New York Times. "Young people always turn against Israel by their teachers And their fellow students, their comrades and with the boycott movement. "
"The PDS movement has become a" test of purity "among progressives in a number of corners of American society, a part that determines the extent of consciousness. It gives me periodic reports on Israel´s Apartheid Day - Israel´s Apartheid Day, and this is what drives a lot of concern about the BDS movement. Israel and anti-Zionism, especially with the rapid growth of anti-Zionist organizations among the Aws I young Jews. "
As Zach Goldberg wrote in the American Jewish magazine Tablett in June 2019: “The massacres of Gaza have changed a lot. “Between 1978 and 2014, white liberals have consistently stated their sympathy for Israel more than their sympathy for the Palestinians,” he explains.
The author links the change in white liberal attitudes toward Israel with the resemblance of repressive acts of violence between US police that kill unarmed blacks and what Israel is doing by killing unarmed Palestinian civilians in Gaza.
A poll conducted by the American Jewish organization If Not Now shows that Democratic voters are already divided on the issue, with 27 percent of Democrats saying they sympathize with the Israelis and 26 percent saying they sympathize more with the Palestinians. Democratic voters do not support Netanyahu´s racism or his government´s efforts to entrench the endless occupation, with only 12% of Democrats having an absolute pro-Israel view. The poll also shows that the majority of Democratic voters, or 56%, are tired of decades of Israeli policies that are only building more and more settlements.
Senator Elizabeth Warren, who is running for president, this week named Max Berger, one of the founders of the now-fiercely anti-Israeli organization, to lead its policy toward the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.
Philip Weiss, founder of the anti-occupation Web site Mondois, believes that today´s trends will eventually lead to the demise of democratic support for Israel, although not imminent, especially since the last five presidential elections showed that American Jews voted alongside the Democratic Party by 74 percent. Cent. Thus, Weiss says, "Democrats are unlikely to be tough with Israel any time soon, but they are embarrassed by the similarities of traditional Jewish leadership with President Trump."