One more sign that Abe Foxman is bad news for the Jews

The Jewish Week (via Lost Budgie Blog) reports that Abe Foxman, chairman of the Anti-Defamation League, has incited against Israel's allies in the Evangelical Christian community:

Warning that the Evangelical right has made alarming gains in social and political influence, a leading Jewish church-state watchdog is calling for a tougher and more unified Jewish response.

Abraham Foxman, national director of the Anti-Defamation League, speaking to the group's national leadership here last week, signaled a sharp shift in ADL policy by directly attacking several prominent religious right groups and challenging their motives, which he said include nothing less than "Christianizing America."

Just what does a phony like Foxman think he's got to gain by attacking Christianity the way he does? Not only is what he's saying insulting and offensive, it's also a sign that he's going in the same direction as the ACLU, which is downwards. After all, the ACLU has been but one of many pseudo-civil liberty movements that either supports or tolerates the attempts by the moonbats in America to strip the country of any religious meaning, and the ADL certainly isn't making things better by following suit. No way am I going to support a man like Foxman who attacks Israel's best friends and allies while blandly tolerating its enemies.

It's about time already that Foxman leave his position, and, come to think of it, seeing how derailed the ADL's become in the past several years, that's why they too should close down.