Peloni: Yes, Trump should at the very least address the shifting sea of Jew Hatred being espoused by what was believed to be a moderate visionary leading the Saudi kingdom. Trump should also address the Saudi influence being peddled in US schools and colleges, just as he should address the same with Qatar. These are not small issues. As Mark Levin noted previously, foreign policy and domestic policy in the US are not unrelated. Indeed, America is changing and the change taking root is emanating from a top down and bottom up strategy, where education indoctrinates the young, and political influencers influence those beyond schooling age. It is a dual focus with foreign influence at play in both of these arenas, all with the aim of conquering the West. As Trump is failing to address either of these assaults on the West, the West will continue to fall, even as Trump and his strongest supporters continue to claims other victories on other topics are turning the tide in the collapsing West. I would argue the truth, however, is something altogether different.
A growing campaign of anti-Jewish rhetoric in Riyadh threatens the Abraham Accords and demands American leadership.
Israfan | Jan 29, 2026
At the signing ceremony of the Russian-Saudi documents. Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud. By Kremlin.ru, CC BY 4.0, Wikipedia
In recent months, a troubling shift has emerged from the heart of the Arabian Peninsula. Once poised on the brink of historic peace with Israel through the Abraham Accords, Saudi Arabia has instead amplified virulent anti-Jewish rhetoric from influential clerics and intellectuals. This development isn’t just bad for Israel it undermines American security interests and the very foundations of peace in the Middle East.
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