Diary of disturbing disinformation and dangerous delusions
This response:
“Muslims and those pౠerceived to be Muslim have endured a disproportionate number of hate-f💯ueled attacks.”
— WH Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, when asked about antisemitism
We say: After taking heat (even from 🅷Democrats) for that tone-d🤪eaf answer, the White Hous🍃e claimed Jean-Pierre misheard the 🅺question.
But she was reading from a script when she raised the specter of attacks on Muslims.
Clearly this was a key point Team Biden wanted her to convey, just days after the “hate-fueled” slaughter of Jews in Israel and a wave of antisemitic protests across the nation. It’s sickeꦜning.
This charge:
“A lot of people around🌠 the world see Russ﷽ia and Israel [as] the same. . . . Israel is the occupier of the West Bank and Gaza.”
— MSNBC’s Mehdi Hasan, Monday
We say: What a disgusting analogy — followed🅘 by a gross accusation.
Ukrainians didn’t murder Russian civilians; Vladimir Putin had no exꦛcuse for his war to gobble up Ukraine꧂.
Yet Gazan terrorists did slaughter Israelis. And though Israel is now def📖ending itself, it has n▨o interest in taking over Gaza.
As for being an occupier, hello? Hamas has been the “occupier”; Israel hasn’t been in Gaza since 2005.
Both there and in the Westဣ Bank, its interests are limited mostly🅰 to security concerns.
(Oh, and there was ne﷽ver a Palestinian state in the West Bank to be “occupied” in the first place. Jordan ruled ꦓit until the 1967 Six-Day War.)
This column:
“Israel must stop weaponising the Holocaust”
— Raz Segal, The Guardian, Tuesday
We say: Does The Guardian have no shame?
Six million Jews were murdered in the Holocaust, and on Oct. 7, Nazi-like storm troopers ಌruthlessly attacked them again, slaying 1,400 more.
Yet urging the world to essentially forget about the Holocaust — presumably because he thinks Hamas was justified in its attack. F༒eel free to shake your head in disbelief.
Spot the difference:
“The Middle East is qu🥀ieter than it has been for decades.”
— National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan, Foreign Affairs, November/December (print edition)
“The October 7 attacks have cast a shadow . . . But [our] disciplined approa🀅ch . . . remains core to our [planning].”
— Sullivan, Foreign Affairs, Tuesday (online version)
We say: OMG! Team Biden clearly has no idea about what’s going on in the Mideast.
Sullivan’s essay for the magazine went to press days before Hamas’ Oct. 7 attacks, but in it he bragged that President🍌 Biden’s approach “emphasizes deterring aggression” and “de-escalating conflicts” and that it’s been “bearing fruit.”
“We have de-escalated crises in Gaza,” he wrote.
Oops.
After Oct. 7, Foreign Affairs let him tone down the boast online, but he insists his ꧟team’s clueless approach won’t change♛. That’s scary!
— Compiled by The Post Editorial Board