Vicious anti-Jewish “Jewish groups” decry Supreme Court counter terror travel ruling #kapos #jewicidal

These anti-Jewish “Jewish groups” do not represent the welfare of the Jewish people. They represent the left. The left is antisemitic. They do not represent Jewish interests. On the contrary, they actively work against them and the Jewish state of Israel. That left-wing publications like Times of Israel frames these groups as “Jewish groups” is deceptive and evil.

HIAS  is a refugee resettlement organization who stands to loose a great deal of federal funding. They have had  Louis Farrakhan supporter and Muslim Brotherhood Congressmen Hakim Muhammad (Keith Ellison) speak at their rallies. They are activley working to import the same Jew0-hating army that has invaded Europe. A continent that will ultimately be Juderein.

HIAS is no longer a Jewish organization that assists Jews and should not be supported by the Jewish Federation or the JCRC (Jewish Community Relations Council). It actively takes positions which harm the Jewish community. What is appalling is the complicity of Jewish charitable organizations, such as the Jewish Federation and the JCRC, who have joined HIAS in risking here in America the same anti-Semitism that pervades Europe. Ironically, that European anti-Semitism, fueled by open immigration policies , is driving a wave of European Jews to immigrate to Israel with no assistance at all from HIAS.

The Jewish Community Should Withdraw Affiliation or Support for HIAS

HIAS is no longer a Jewish organization that assists Jews and should not be supported by the Jewish Federation or the JCRC (Jewish Community Relations Council). It actively takes positions which harm the Jewish community. What is appalling is the complicity of Jewish charitable organizations, such as the Jewish Federation and the JCRC, who have joined HIAS in risking here in America the same anti-Semitism that pervades Europe. Ironically, that European anti-Semitism, fueled by open immigration policies , is driving a wave of European Jews to immigrate to Israel with no assistance at all from HIAS. (More at INN here)
The Jewish Community Should Withdraw Affiliation or Support for HIAS

The ADL actively defames and libels proud Zionists and righteous Jews while carrying water for the most brutal and antisemitic idelogy on the face of the earth., They did good work once upon a time, fifty years ago. But their mission has morphed. Instead of protecting the Jewish people, they have aligned with the jihad force and have used their considerable influence and resources to go after proud Jews and Zionists (including me), while giving vicious Muslim antisemites sanction and cover. Despicable. The ADL has partnered with terror-tied Hamas CAIR. The idea of a Jewish group sounding exactly like a group that was founded in order to further the goals of Hamas, and that has numerous links to Hamas, is despicable.

These are not “Jewish groups”. They are godless, hard-left groups that worship at the church of multiculturalism and antisemitism.

History will not look kindly on those who supported jihad & Jew-hatred. The clowns with signs miss the key take-away from 1939 & persecution of the Jews. Jews had no homeland, these illegals do. Jews had nowhere to go. There was no Israel. And yet, these same tools hate Israel. https://t.co/3LdUNm2o1N

— Pamela Geller (@PamelaGeller) June 27, 2018

Jewish groups decry Supreme Court upholding of Trump travel ban

Leading immigrant rights organization HIAS expresses ‘disappointment’; Reform Jewish leader calls on Congress to ‘push back against offensive and dangerous policy’

By JTA and TOI staff 26 June 2018:

Jewish rights groups responded with dismay Tuesday after the US Supreme Court upheld President Donald Trump’s executive order mandating a ban on travel from several Muslim majority countries.

The court voted 5-4 to uphold the order in a decision announced Tuesday. The order “is squarely within the scope of Presidential authority,” Chief Justice John Roberts wrote in the majority opinion.

The Anti-Defamation League said it was “profoundly disappointed and saddened” by the verdict.

“Today’s decision will be recalled as a dark and shameful stain on America’s history reminiscent of other times when America turned against our highest ideals of equality, liberty, and justice,” the ADL said in a statement.

Jewish rights groups responded with dismay Tuesday after the US Supreme Court upheld President Donald Trump’s executive order mandating a ban on travel from several Muslim majority countries.

The court voted 5-4 to uphold the order in a decision announced Tuesday. The order “is squarely within the scope of Presidential authority,” Chief Justice John Roberts wrote in the majority opinion.

The Anti-Defamation League said it was “profoundly disappointed and saddened” by the verdict.

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“Today’s decision will be recalled as a dark and shameful stain on America’s history reminiscent of other times when America turned against our highest ideals of equality, liberty, and justice,” the ADL said in a statement.

A number of Jewish groups, including HIAS, the lead immigration advocacy group in the Jewish community, the ADL, and the National Council of Jewish Women, had joined briefs challenging the ban. The conservative Zionist Organization of America filed a brief in support.

Responding to the court ruling, HIAS said in a statement, “The Muslim Ban is not simply an exercise in executive authority, it’s the Trump Administration’s official license to discriminate on the basis of religion and nationality. HIAS is disappointed in the Supreme Court’s affirmation of these policies of religious discrimination, fear and tribalism, which have permeated nearly every aspect of America’s tradition of welcome.”

Rabbi Jonah Dov Pesner, Director of the Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism, said Jewish opposition to the ban should be rooted in its own dark history.

“Historically, Jews have borne the brunt of religiously based discrimination and indifference to the suffering of the world’s most vulnerable people. As Jews, we remember the consequences of being turned away from America’s shores, and we recall those who perished at the hands of bigoted policy. As Americans, we commit to welcoming the stranger and assisting those seeking refuge on our shores.”

“Now that the Court has ruled, Congress must exercise its power to push back against offensive and dangerous policy and ensure that the future of this nation is one of moral integrity.”