Tel-Chai Nation

Here's a Jerusalem Post article written by a former resident of southern Israel currently living in Pittsburgh, who tells her experiences with the recent shootings at the Squirrel Hill synagogue, and Poway's in San Diego:

In Israel, no matter where I went and no matter how serious the news became, I always knew the government had my security in mind and an army of mostly Jewish soldiers had my back. In America, I longed to feel those feelings when a country suddenly bands together to rise and thrive.

The fact that an anti-Semitic attack could occur in America made me feel even more vulnerable. Just as I wanted to protect my son from an unknown war back in 2006, I now want to protect my children from an unknown killer of Jews. Unfortunately, anti-Semitism in America has now become a deadly threat.

And it's tragically possible the leftist atmosphere's been leading to this, one more reason why they have to be called out over it.

Labels: anti-semitism, dhimmitude, immigration, islam, Israel, jihad, military, Moonbattery, terrorism, United States, war on terror