Yeah, one of them even used the example of anti-muslim graffiti or something to bring it around to antisemitism. Like, Bro…

no I wasn’t watching

“Fifty percent of what’s being spread is lies and not accurate, and young people unfortunately are believing.”

Me thinks he’s more mad they aren’t believing the hasbara not all the lies being told by idf

This is Kraft enacting the mission of FCAS: fostering disinformation. He is far from subtle: A Palestinian flag becomes a “Hamas flag,” and people like the hundreds of thousands who took to the streets of Washington, D.C., last month to call for a cease-fire and end the violence are expressions of the “rise in antisemitism.” Without a sense of irony or the horrors happening on the ground in Gaza, Kraft says he is giving $100 million of his own money to FCAS, because “hate leads to violence .”

Let’s be clear: What Kraft is doing politically and what he will be using the Super Bowl as a platform to do is dangerous. He appears to think any criticism of Israel is inherently antisemitic. For Kraft, it is Jews like myself, rabbis, and Holocaust survivors calling for a cease-fire and a Free Palestine that are part of the problem. Kraft seems to think that opposition to Israel, the IDF, and the AIPAC agenda is antisemitism.

There is a red sea of distance, as I have written, between antisemitism and anti-Zionism.

Man they are losing the public badly if you can publish an article like this in a milquetoast outlet like The Nation.

It was pretty wild seeing that