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Jamie Glazov addresses the sad case of reporter Tucker Carlson's antisemitism, and what he ignores in all his obsessions

Tucker Carlson recently interviewed Nick Fuentes on his show. During the program, Tucker — unsurprisingly — argued that Israel is bad, wrong, and evil because, among numerous other things, it believes that if you are born Palestinian, you are not human.

This is a vicious and grotesque lie.

Israel does see Palestinians as human — and that is exactly why Israel sacrifices the lives of its young men and women in war to try to spare Palestinian lives (going door-to-door in searches instead of carpet bombing, for example). The IDF’s unprecedented moral efforts on this score are documented here. This is precisely why Hamas uses its own children as human shields — KNOWING that Israel values Palestinian lives, which Hamas and Islam do not.

The real issue in terms of what Tucker is discussing is that Israel gauges a horrific truth in its fight for survival: that from the moment Palestinians are born, a death cult brainwashes and indoctrinates them to hate and kill Jews. That is the issue, and it poses a horrific problem for Israel. That problem is Islam.

Connected to this problem is the sobering reality that Palestinian mothers celebrate their own children’s “martyrdom” — especially when they die in any process that involves the killing of Jews.

We are still waiting for Tucker to devote a show to this particular phenomenon.

All of this explains why Hamas terrorists — and the Palestinian civilians who joined them in the savage attacks in Israel on October 7, 2023 — were ecstatically calling their parents to brag that they had raped/mutilated/killed Jews, and why their parents celebrated in exhilaration upon hearing that news. This “dynamic” is rooted in myriad Qur’anic verses, and in the genocidal Hadith: Sahih Muslim 6985 — a Hadith with which 73% of Palestinians agree.

THIS is the issue that Tucker avoids and distorts. THIS is the issue that Tucker hasn’t had a show about. [...]

Tucker has yet to have a show on how Muslims kidnap Christian girls in Pakistan, rape them, and force them to convert to Islam. He is yet to have a discussion on how Islamic texts inspire and sanction these Muslim rapists and kidnappers as they engage in this crime against humanity. He can invite FrontPage Mag contributor Uzay Bulut, who documents these Islamic atrocities, on his show to discuss these aspects of Islam.

Well he hasn't invited any Front Page contributor to raise the issues on his program, and if he vehemently refuses to say a word in defense of Christians in Pakistan, and women in Afghanistan, then it's not hard to guess what he thinks of Betty Mahmoody by extension.

Republican senator Ted Cruz, it's good to learn, is speaking out against Carlson's reprehensible MO, as he addressed the topic of antisemitism on the right:

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) told leaders of the Republican Jewish Coalition (RJC) at their annual summit in Las Vegas on Thursday night that the GOP faced a “time for choosing” in confronting growing antisemitism on the right.

“In the last six months, I’ve seen more antisemitism on the right than I have in my entire life,” Cruz told the gathering. “This is a poison, and I believe we are facing an existential crisis in our party and in our country.”

Traditionally, the Thursday evening event that kicks off the conference is restricted to top donors and senior leaders in the RJC.

But Cruz’s address was opened to the press in the hours before the gathering, after a day in which social media erupted in reaction to a video statement by Kevin Roberts, the leader of the Heritage Foundation, in which he defended commentator Tucker Carlson for interviewing antisemite Nick Fuentes.

While some applauded Roberts for opposing cancel culture, others were appalled that he appeared to deflect criticism of Fuentes’s anti-Jewish, white nationalist views by casting them as a debate on foreign policy.

In his remarks, Cruz — whom Tucker Carlson told Fuentes he “despises” because of his Christian Zionism — i.e. his support for Israel based partly on his Christian beliefs — said the GOP had to root out antisemitism.

Cruz is doing the right thing to be alert for antisemitism on the right, and those who espouse it cannot be trusted to be against Islam's influence, which has already poisoned the left. Some could say Carlson's picking up from where Michelle Malkin left off when she associated with Fuentes in the past several years. And it's definitely disturbing that even Roberts is acting as an apologist for Fuentes. That's not helping even in the slightest, and Roberts should resign from his job. The Heritage Foundation deserves far better than him.

Update: Robert Spencer weighs in on the subject, and now that I think of it, perhaps it'd be better if the Heritage Foundatoin were boycotted after this humiliation.

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