Wrong context.
Arutz Sheva does not willy-nilly allow ultra-leftist op-eds, to boot. The typical progressive stance on the Jewish State is an anti-Zionist one.
This progressive piece that you posted here would never have been viewed by even a fraction of a fraction of conservatives had it not been posted on FR. It’s not worth even a minute to view it outside FR.
But because it’s posted on FR, it gets a read. And the read quickly falls into the category of similar tripe previously posted coming from the same regional and political origins.
This piece is nothing new. But it is new to Freeper newbies on this subject. Now they have the correct view thanks to your truly.
> “Wrong context.”
You would be wrong.
Netanyahu has also weighed in on the “Ship of Fools” and the failure of American military to liberate the death camps sooner.
But he did not do it to disparage FDR. He did it to warn Jews everywhere that by the time a Holocaust is upon you, it’s too late to rely on your allies.
It’s very similar to telling Americans to not rely on getting help from a 9-1-1 call because you may be dead before the police arrive. It is better to have a gun in your hands to assure survival.
I have a very dear friend who is quite well-known and I won’t mention his name. But he an older Jew living in Manhattan. He is very wealthy. One of his assets is a high rise covering an entire square block of Manhattan. And his stock holdings are so vast I’ve lost track of his updates to me.
He’s one of the nicest persons anyone could know. He’s also one of the meanest. If a tenant is one day late on the rent, the tenant and their belongings are out on the street the next day. No mercy.
I like most everything about him. He’s ultra-intelligent, detailed and precise.
But when it comes to Israeli Jews, he goes bipolar. He flips and becomes a raging animal. If his finger was on the button, rest assured the missile would be launched.
But his take on the “Ship of Fools” was “let them land anywhere but America”. Go figure.