Staff ReportsThere’s a shocking alliance forming in America today, and it’s not the type of teamwork that makes this nation strong. It’s a dirty handshake between the radical left and the isolationist right, both uniting under a banner of antisemitism. At the center of this storm is the response to Trump’s decisive strike on Iran’s nuclear ambitions. While Trump aimed at protecting America’s interests and ensuring a safer world, some so-called ‘anti-war’ activists chose that moment to scapegoat the Jews.
This disgusting trend exposes a hypocritical and troubling pattern. On the left, there’s a history of masking antisemitism under the guise of political correctness and social justice. They’ll shout about diversity, yet somehow Jews don’t make the cut. On the right, isolationists are quick to pin global issues on Jewish influence, ignoring their own contradictions. It’s baffling that in a world so modern, such age-old prejudices persist.
Trump’s bold move was about protecting America—plain and simple. Iran was inching closer to nuclear capabilities, and doing nothing was not an option. Yet, instead of rallying behind our own leader’s efforts to keep our nation secure, these radicals would rather play the blame game. Isn’t it ironic that they criticize Trump for being divisive, yet they spend their time creating division rooted in hatred?
Strange bedfellows: Antisemitism unites the radical left and the isolationist right https://t.co/bhdDkJ6DHa pic.twitter.com/CEFWUmnXcl
— NY Post Opinion (@NYPostOpinion) June 25, 2025
These bedfellows of deceit and denial want to paint the Jewish community as the puppet masters behind American foreign policy. Meanwhile, who is really pulling their strings? Globalists and anti-American interests who salivate at the thought of a divided America. These misguided activists are either blind to it or, even worse, complicit.
It’s time to reject the rhetoric of blame and hate. It’s time to see this alliance for the opportunistic farce that it is. America should stand united, strong, and resilient against real threats. Why can’t these radicals use their passion to support tangible solutions rather than scapegoating one of the most productive and integral communities in our nation? It begs the question, who do these people think they’re protecting with their hate-filled rhetoric?
