Of the end of history that he anticipated, optimistic, Francis Fukuyama, to the return to the origins of the totalitarianism that devastated the West during the 20th century. The grandchildren and great-grandchildren of Jews who fled from Europe to America to avoid the usual poGromos or the gas chamber are suffering on university campuses from the same anti-Semitic hatred that justified old massacres. A dangerous “jihadist atmosphere,” in the definition of Gilles Kepelwhat s
Of the end of history that he anticipated, optimistic, Francis Fukuyama, to the return to the origins of the totalitarianism that devastated the West during the 20th century. The grandchildren and great-grandchildren of Jews who fled from Europe to America to avoid the usual poGromos or the gas chamber are suffering on university campuses from the same anti-Semitic hatred that justified old massacres. A dangerous “jihadist atmosphere,” in the definition of Gilles Kepelwhich spreads throughout Western societies.
The violent concentrations against Israel that have paralyzed the most exclusive North American universities for days, shouting “Free Palestine, from the river to the sea” (the eradication of Israel), represent a return to the anti-Semitic past of these institutions: in In 1922, Harvard set the quota for Jewish students at 15%, to prevent them from “ruining” internal life, and maintained it for four decades. But it’s not just that.
As happens in the elitist Sciences Po in Paris or as would happen in the Spanish faculties if, instead of Pedro Sanchezwill govern Alberto Núñez Feijóoto whom they would soon mount another Zapatista “no to war”, these demonstrations of support for Hamas – the main misfortune of the Palestinian people – represent the consecration of Islamowokism: the emerging coalition of interests between the new left and traditional Islamism in their desire to end Western democracy.
Useful Fools PutinChina, Iran and Qatar that, with the sought-after images of police charges on US campuses, which recall the iconic images of 1968 in Chicago over Vietnam, can sink Joe Biden and open the doors of the White House to donald trump. In Europe, meanwhile, the traditional May 1 march has become in many cities an Islamist exaltation and hatred of Israel, a country they consider, in their ignorance, a symbol of a “white, rich and colonialist” West.
iPhone and lifetime subsidy revolutionaries say they are protesting for the Palestinian people, whom, in reality, they want to be held captive by the fundamentalism that condemns them to disaster. There is no doubt: the death of every civilian is a tragedy to be avoided. But the indifference of our pro-Palestinians towards the Ukrainians or the misfortune of the brave Iranian women who remove their veils reveals the ideology that moves them. None of them use the term genocide – coined in 1944 by Raphael Lemkim to define Nazi atrocities – to refer to the indiscriminate killing of Ukrainian civilians, but they do do so to hit Israel. An intentional distinction that is explained, of course, by his infectious anti-Semitism.
