7 Oct changed everything, forever.
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Wendi ✡️ retweeted
There's an old saying, and until recently, I didn't really, fully understand what it means, but I do now.
The antisemite doesn't accuse a Jew of being a thief because he thinks he stole something. He does it because he enjoys watching him turn out his pockets to prove he didn't.
RT @Alan__Shatter: We had last night in Dublin an Irish musical version of one of the Nuremberg Rallies of the 1930s.
Manipulated, indoctr…
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Ireland wholeheartedly embracing Jew-hate is one thing. That they’re doing so because of an inversion of historical knowledge is insane.
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“Jews are treated as different, suspect and collectively responsible…”
“The words may be new, but the message is old. You may enter as an individual but, once you are recognised as Jewish, the terms of welcome can change…”
“Visitors to Dublin are greeted by a constant Gaelic refrain: Céad Míle Fáilte - a hundred thousand welcomes. For the country’s tormented Jewish citizens, those words sound extremely hollow.”
The world sees how bad it is here.
RICHARD KAY: How Ireland has become a sewer of anti-Semitism dailymail.com/news/article-1…
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A question for pro-Pals complaining schools are going to crack down on antisemitism: If your “anti-Zionism” is not antisemitism and is aimed at Israel and not Jews, why are you all so upset?
If you don’t have a problem with Jewish people why do you object to their protection?
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Some feel good news.
Robert Kraft’s Blue Square gala pulls in $32 million.
Tom Brady, Jon Bon Jovi and leaders from business and faith communities were among those supporting the effort.
The initiative focuses on combating antisemitism and encouraging people outside the Jewish community to actively oppose anti-Jewish hatred.
jewishinsider.com/2026/10/ro…
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From @WSJFreeEx: Antisemitism used to be a whispered thing in Ireland. Since Oct. 7, 2023, it’s been shouted from the highest places, writes Alan Shatter
on.wsj.com/4eFtXBt
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The Wall Street Journal, one of the most respected newspapers in the world, has now published a new opinion piece about antisemitism in Ireland
Those who continue to deny the existence of antisemitism in Ireland are looking increasingly both foolish and hateful
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Before 'Zionist' became a curse word in Ireland, a Zionist was Lord Mayor of Dublin. 57 seconds of Irish history.
Wendi ✡️ retweeted
The West’s failure to hold the moral line after 7 October has started a fire of anti-civilisational hysteria that it will be incredibly difficult to put out. Just look at France, says Brendan O’Neill
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What’s happening in France, Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands, all happened in Iran 50 years ago.
We’ve been warning you. It’s not too late yet— listen to Iranians.
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Writing for the prestigious Middle East Forum, Rubin urges Israel and its allies to prepare a contingency plan for a mass evacuation of Ireland's Jews
One may either fully agree or vehemently disagree with this proposal - or land somewhere in between
What's clear, however, is that policymakers at the top echelons in Washington DC are increasingly aware of the ongoing situation in Ireland with regard to antisemitism
In my private discussions with journalists and policymakers, I myself have noticed people at the highest levels are increasingly concerned about the future of the Irish Jewish community and are actively following developments as they unfold
