Newsom Likens Israel to An Apartheid State

Paul Schnee:  In the report posted below Governor Gavin Newsom likened Israel to an apartheid state. Other than pandering to the woke militia of leftocrats in the Democrat Party it is difficult to understand why he would use the most easily refutable accusation against Israel to discredit America’s greatest ally and only democracy in the Middle East.

It’s almost as if he has never read anything about Israel or walked around wearing a blindfold when he visited there a week after October 7th. 2023. If he had removed his blindfold, he couldn’t have helped noticing that Israel’s two million Arab Palestinian citizens enjoy full civil liberties including free speech, Habeas Corpus and freedom of religion. Many serve in the IDF, in the judiciary, the police and as members of the Israeli parliament.

Newsome’s ludicrously ingratiating statement reveals that he has no understanding of what constitutes an apartheid state. Perhaps he should consult Mahmood Abbas the leader of the Palestinian Authority who has often declared that in any independent Palestinian state no Jews would be allowed.

He ruined the quality of life in San Francisco as its mayor from 2004 to 2011 and has now far surpassed this miserable performance since he became governor of California in 2019. With the possible exception of New York, California boasts the largest number of outward-bound moving vans of any state in the country.

Failing upwards is Newsom’s forte. In this regard he has a lot in common with many of his fellow Democrats and the toilet roll that accounts for the Jew-haters and Israel-bashers of the so-called Squad. His remarks about Israel demonstrate that he believes lying about Israel will help him win the presidential nomination of a political party that has devolved into a party of anti-Semites willing to cooperate with the evil “Globalize the Intifada” and “From the River to the Sea” contingent of the determined, coprophagic Islamists and the cacophonic leftocracy.

Newsom likens Israel to ‘apartheid state,’ questions future military support https://t.co/KlrudeO0V2

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