WSJ uses a picture of Abdul Al-Sayed to head an article about a commercial put out by a PAC supportive of him and not connected to his campaign, because (in their opinion) Al-Sayed failed to denounce the ad sufficiently. The Wall Street Journal's reporting was way over the top, but all major American media who chose to report on the story were slamming Rebellion PAC's viral ad as "antisemitic."
Here is the video put out by Rebellion PAC:
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=2212152839710238
Is it really antisemitic to blame US economic and military support for Israel for higher prices in the US? Of course not, but most American media and politicians would have you believe otherwise.
There is no one cause for inflation, so certainly Israel is not "The Cause" but to deny that the money we send Israel doesn't affect the American economy, or to deny that the war against Iran, the war that Israel got us into, hasn't caused prices to rise, is to deny reality in the service of a foreign country.
Israel's influence on American politics is undeniable, unless of course you want to remain employable. Expressing negative opinions about Israel's actions could lead to harassment by a gaggle of Zionist extremists intent on punishing you for threatening their worldview. It happens all the time and American media is an active participant in attacks on those who dare to criticize Israel.
Ironically, the media elites and politicians who are the most supportive of Israel, and quick to call anything critical of Israel antisemitism, are often the most virulent in expressing very bigoted anti-Muslim views.
Israel's Fifth Column
There is a "Fifth Column" in America undermining our freedom of speech, but they are doing it right out in the open and bragging about it.
Several pro-Israel and Zionist advocacy organizations actively monitor, catalog, and publicize the statements of anti-Zionist and pro-Palestinian activists, students, professionals and individuals. They also Doxx (publish the personal information of individuals) aligned with pro-Palestinian advocacy, which critics say is intended to damage their employment and academic prospects.
StopAntisemitism: Founded by Liora Rez, this group publicly posts "name-and-shame" profiles on social media platforms. These posts frequently tag the employers of targeted individuals alongside a call to action, urging the companies to terminate them. The organization has publicly reported a high success rate, claiming that hundreds of the individuals they profiled have subsequently been fired.
Canary Mission: Operating anonymously for over a decade, Canary Mission compiles highly detailed online dossiers on undergraduate students, graduate students, professors, and professionals who engage in anti-Zionist or pro-Palestinian activism. Activists and investigative journalists state the site functions as an employment blacklist designed to harm future career opportunities and deter political speech.
Accuracy in Media: This group has deployed roving digital billboard trucks to college campuses—such as Harvard University—displaying the names and faces of student leaders who signed statements critical of Israel, explicitly labeling them as antisemites to damage their hiring prospects.
Public opinion about Israel has changed because of the genocide in Gaza and the Iran war.
A a majority of Americans (56%) now favor decreasing or stopping military aid to Israel, but American politicians aren't listening because they have been bought off by Zionists. The alignment of both major U.S. political parties on unconditional support for Israel—despite shifting public opinion polls—is conclusive evidence that Zionist financial influence in US politics and media is overriding the broader public will.
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