Immoral Self-hating Jewish Newspaper Haaretz Mocks Jews Who Support Pro-Israel President @realDonaldTrump

Haaretz should be ashamed. In a vicious, libelous piece of antisemitic propaganda, the alt-left, antisemitic Haaretz is going after proud Jews who stand with President Trump after his brave and righteous decision to rightly recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.

I proud to “suck up” to a President who stands with Israel. Haaretz is proud to suck up to Jew-killing savages.

The Jewish people have been plagued by these anti-Jews since Moses went up Mount Sinai for the giving of the Torah to Israel and anti-Jews were below building a golden calf.

Haaretz names me first among “high-profile Jews who still support Trump” — an “Axis of Arrogance” — followed by righteous Jews such as Benjamin Netanyahu, Stephen Mnuchin (Secretary of the Treasury), Stephen Miller (U.S. President Donald Trump’s senior advisor for policy), Caroline Glick, “The Jews of Breitbart News,” Avigdor Lieberman ….

Sick.

On the Eight Nights of Hanukkah, Trump, These Jews Suck Up to Thee

They’re yours, Trump. All of them. You’ve earned them. Every last one of them, the Jews who still adore you, defend you, serve you, bask in your reflected, well, darkness. Quite a group. You and your Axis of Arrogance.

Bradley Burston, Haaretz, Dec 11, 2017:

Bradley Burston is a Haaretz columnist and Senior Editor of Haaretz.com
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This year, for Hanukkah, the Jewish People will give Donald Trump what he deserves:

The high-profile Jews who still support him, extol him, suck up to him with Category-5 ardor. Wrapped for the holidays.

They’re yours, Trump. All of them. You’ve earned them. Every last one of them, the Jews who – no matter what – still adore you, defend you, serve you, bask in your reflected, well, darkness.

It’s quite a group. Trump and his Axis of Arrogance. Jews who prove that as much as it is about light, Hanukkah can also be all about darkness. Spreading it. Rebranding it as freedom, rebellion, rededication, Jewishness. Toasting it at the White House and at the adjacent Trump hotel – but no Democrats, LGBTQ rabbis, Reform Jews or leftists allowed.

You deserve them, Trump. Your Jews. You earned them over and over. You earned them when you commemorated the Holocaust and – it coulda happened to anybody – omitted mention of its Jewish victims. You earned them when you remarked of the Nazis and Klansmen marching in Charlottesville – some carrying swastikas and Trump/Pence signs, chanting “Jews will not replace us!” – that there were “very fine people on both sides.”

Anyway, Trump, by this time you know the list well enough by yourself. Let’s get down to it:

On the first night of Hanukkah, Trump, the Jewish People give to thee:

PAMELA GELLER. Perhaps America’s best-known Islamophobe.

Geller, whom the Southern Poverty Law Center has named “the anti-Muslim movement’s most visible and flamboyant figurehead,” has proven an equal-opportunity hater when it comes to labeling fellow Jews whom she despises. She regularly brands moderate, liberal, and leftist Jews as quislings and “jewicidal” kapos. Geller has charged that U.S. Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan, who was the first to have a bat mitzvah at Orthodox Rabbi Shlomo Riskin’s Lincoln Square Synagogue, has a “love of socialism of the Nazi variety.” Geller even promoting a photoshopped photograph of Justice Kagan wearing a swastika-laden Nazi helmet and uniform. Of Jeffrey Goldberg, often criticized by the hard left for being too ardently pro-Israel,

Geller wrote that the editor-in-chief of The Atlantic was part of a “vicious [anti-Israel] cabal of evil soulless monsters who wield their Jewish names like the dull knives jihadists use to behead the infidel.”

Also, Pamela Geller loves Donald Trump. Oh my God, does she love him.

Last week, as news emerged that the president would formally declare Jerusalem to be the capital of Israel, Geller could scarcely contain herself. “Baruch Hashem!” (“Praise the Holy Name!”) she tweeted over a picture of a beaming presidential likeness on a souvenir skullcap. Using the Hebrew for a saintly person of unique righteousness and honest virtue, she wrote:

“President Trump, you are a Tzadik.”

Geller wrote that the editor-in-chief of The Atlantic was part of a “vicious [anti-Israel] cabal of evil soulless monsters who wield their Jewish names like the dull knives jihadists use to behead the infidel.”

Also, Pamela Geller loves Donald Trump. Oh my God, does she love him.

Last week, as news emerged that the president would formally declare Jerusalem to be the capital of Israel, Geller could scarcely contain herself. “Baruch Hashem!” (“Praise the Holy Name!”) she tweeted over a picture of a beaming presidential likeness on a souvenir skullcap. Using the Hebrew for a saintly person of unique righteousness and honest virtue, she wrote:

“President Trump, you are a Tzadik.”

And when the declaration finally came – despite the fact that he left America’s embassy firmly in Tel Aviv and left the passports of American citizens who were born in the city, reading that their birthplace was ‘Jerusalem’ and not ‘Israel’ – Geller tweeted response was over the moon:

“OMG, I love this man.”

But that’s just for one night. What spirits of Hanukkah Present can Trump expect for the other seven?

On the second night of Hanukkah, Trump, the Jewish People give to thee:

MORTON KLEIN. For nearly a quarter-century, the pro-settlement, anti-peace-talks Klein has headed the Zionist Organization of America, which has become the single strongest and most unabashedly partisan voice in the American Jewish community not only for Trump and the Republican Party, but for Trump loyalists and darlings of the alt-right, Steve Bannon and Sebastian Gorka.

Particularly pleasing to Trump is Klein’s visceral antipathy for Barack Obama. “Obama has made it clear that he’s a Jew hating, anti-Semite,” who is “siding with the Islamic terrorists,” Klein declared a year ago. And, for good measure, he has also said repeatedly that Jerusalem was never holy to Muslims.

On the Third Night of Hanukkah, Trump, the Jewish People give to thee:

THE JEWS OF BREITBART NEWS.

Heirs to the website founded by the late conservative commentator Andrew Breitbart and co-owner Larry Solov, (the Los Angeles Times wrote soon after the election: “’We think we were influential in the election and people are resentful of it,’ said Solov, noting that he is Jewish, as was Breitbart.”).

Prominent among the Breitbart Jews are Joel Pollak, senior editor-at-large, and Mideast Bureau Chief Aaron Klein. During the Trump campaign, then-Breitbart reporter Michelle Fields said she was “jolted backward when someone grabbed her tightly by the arm and yanked her down” and the man in question was identified by a witness as then-Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski. Leaked internal memos later showed that Pollak, who openly backed Lewandowski, had ordered Breitbart staffers to stop defending Fields.

Reporter Fields and then-Breitbart editor-in-chief Ben Shapiro resigned in protest, “Breitbart has unfortunately become Trump’s Pravda” the conservative Shapiro said. “No media outlet worth its salt would throw over their own reporter and bad-mouth her on their front page in order to protect the candidate.”

On the Fourth Night of Hanukkah, Trump, the Jewish People give to thee:

STEPHEN MILLER – Trump’s White House point man tasked with Miller’s own ideological passions- choking off immigration, deporting the undocumented, and killing the DACA Dreamers program for non-citizens who were brought to the United States illegally when they children. Miller, former aide to Michele Bachmann, Jeff Sessions and Steve Bannon and now Trump’s senior advisor for policy, is the great-grandchild of immigrants who reached the United States before America largely closed its gates to Eastern European Jews in the 1920s, condemning many to perish in the Holocaust.

On the Fifth Night of Hanukkah, Trump, the Jewish People give to thee:

CAROLINE GLICK. The conservative columnist had this to say about the Jerusalem declaration: “For his gift to Israel, Trump now enters the pantheon of Israel’s friends in the annals of Jewish history.

“For his gifts to America he has taken his place among the most astute American statesmen.

“And for his political and economic mastery, he enters the ranks of the geniuses of American political history.”

On the Sixth Night of Hanukkah, Trump, the Jewish People give to thee:

STEPHEN MNUCHIN. Secretary of the Treasury.

As a banker, he was accused of aggressive and questionable foreclosures on homeowners. As a film producer, he partnered with Brett Ratner (whom several women have accused of rape, sexual misconduct and harassment) and with Robert Packer, Australian businessman and investor, suspected of having given gifts to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and Netanyahu’s son Yair, allegedly in exchange for advancing Packer’s interests.

As treasury secretary, Mnuchin, whose net worth is estimated at more than $300 million, reportedly requested a government jet to fly him and his new bride to their European honeymoon last summer, at a cost to U.S. taxpayers of $25,000 per hour.

On the seventh night of Hanukkah, the Jewish People give to thee:

AVIGDOR LIEBERMAN.

This week, as Palestinian citizens of Israel in the largely Arab Wadi Ara area protested, at times violently, Trump’s declaration on Jerusalem, the Moldava-native defense minister called for a boycott of businesses of Israeli Arabs, saying that the residents of Wadi Ara “do not belong to the state of Israel.”

Lieberman, who had urged Trump to make the Jerusalem declaration, told national radio broadcasts that the Wadi Ara citizens “should understand that they are not wanted here, they are not part of us,” and “have no connection to this country.”

“What is happening in Wadi Ara is intolerable,” said Lieberman, who has proposed that under a future peace agreement, the region be carved away from Israel and made part of a Palestinian state. “So I am calling for a boycott of Wadi Ara. Don’t go there and don’t buy there.”

On the Eight Night of Hanukkah, Trump, the Jewish People give to thee:

BENJAMIN NETANYAHU

And you can keep him.

No one deserves him more than you.
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