There is a lot of truth to what Prager says but what he says is incomplete and disingenuous.
The history of the Jews is ancient and as well “documented” as the history of any other identifiable group of people. What the Jews face and have always faced is the dilemma of fitting in wherever they are, and that dilemma is solved in many (understandable) ways, both good and bad.
Prager’s comparison with America is apt but superficial.
Just on a totally subjective note, it may well be that America’s role in the divine plan is to protect the Jewish nation. We are certainly doing so now, ironically despite the hatred many American Jews have for America (in their bizarre devotion to leftist perspectives.)
Again subjective, the American nation and the Jewish nation are both unique in history, but the resemblance is far more complicated (or non-existent) than Prager suggests.
I’ve been thinking about this the past few days.
The parallel is valid, maybe not in the historical sense you describe. But in the context of the nazi’s and how the “judas” were persecuted by unelected mobs, white people are being persecuted in a similar manner.
What we’re seeing is the resurrection of a prolonged night of the long knives.
Next I believe will be polling place intimation. The same way Hitler came to power is happening here.