Protests have erupted outside a Jewish school and synagogue in Los Angeles, drawing widespread condemnation. Critics argue that the protests, ostensibly against Israel, are rooted in antisemitism. Notable figures, including Patricia Heaton and Congressman Brad Sherman, have spoken out against the demonstrations, labeling them as harassment and pure Jew hatred. The protests have sparked a broader conversation about the distinction between anti-Zionism and antisemitism, with many highlighting the double standards in how such protests are perceived compared to those targeting other religious communities. Some have noted that if similar protests were directed at mosques, it would be national news and prompt statements from leaders like Joe Biden about Islamophobia.
Outrageous! Protesting #Israel in front of a #Jewish school and house of worship is antisemitic and harassment. 1/2 https://t.co/xfdsAKeo2R
If so-called "anti-Zionism" wasn't anti-Jewish, then you wouldn't have protesters outside of a Jewish school/ synagogue. Like you don't see anti-Hamaz protesters outside of mosques. And you certainly wouldn't have people yelling "Go back to Germany" at Jews. https://t.co/AGRwg6sh0A
Absolute idiots protesting outside a Jewish school in Los Angeles. This isn’t about Israel or Palestine - it’s pure Jew hatred. https://t.co/p6JpiWdEbl
My old shul. Used to walk here with the kids. BTW, if people protested Hamas by going to a random mosque and shouting at the constituents, it would be national news and Joe Biden would make a statement about the evils of Islamophobia. https://t.co/t9bfLVtmyl
My old shul. Used to walk her with the kids. BTW, if people protested Hamas by going to a random mosque and shouting at the constituents, it would be national news and Joe Biden would make a statement about the evils of Islamophobia. https://t.co/t9bfLVtmyl