The Israeli government is barring Democratic Congresswomen Rashida Tlaib and Ilhan Omar from visiting Israel and Palestine.

Trump is repeatedly using antisemitic tropes, calling American Jews who vote for Democrats “disloyal” to the Jewish people and to Israel.

Republicans and the right are saying Trump can’t be antisemitic because he supports Netanyahu and the occupation.

Evangelicals are saying Netanyahu and Trump are good for Jews everywhere because endless occupation is one step closer to the rapture.

Meanwhile, white nationalists are marching in the streets, shooting in synagogues, and fomenting violent antisemitism in the US — and mainstream Jewish institutions are unwilling to meet this threat because their right-wing donors remain loyal to the Trump administration and his policies supporting Netanyahu.

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We are currently in the midst of a national crisis, where the forces of antisemitism, white nationalism, and unconditional support for Israel are building on and reinforcing one another.

The right has waged an intentional campaign of misinformation and confusion, ensuring that the progressive movement is not always clear on those connections and how to communicate them to our allies and the public.

But if we are to build power and fight back, we need to understand.

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