Western Europe Is Committing SUICIDE – Jews and Women Pay the Price

Muslim immigration or Jewish safety? Western Europe made the wrong choice.
And if you think, “Okay, that’s a Jewish problem,” you’re wrong. Big time. Because
this is about something much bigger. But let’s start small. A 9-year-old Jewish girl
in Belgium went to the doctor. The doctor, Qassim Arkawazy, wrote in her diagnosis,
in her medical record: “Jewish, Israeli.” A rabbi walking with his son in France was
attacked. Another rabbi in Orléans was attacked. AJS surveys show that 60% of French Jews have
experienced antisemitism. Most Jewish students hide their identity. And not just students—Jews
in general hide Jewish symbols: they put the mezuzah inside the house, they wear a hat over
their kippah, they avoid speaking Hebrew in the streets. There are whole neighborhoods, dominated
by Muslims, where Jews simply won’t walk. Jews even change their last names in taxi apps
so nobody will suspect they’re Jewish. There’s heavy security around every Jewish institution.
This is Jewish life in Western Europe. It’s been like this for decades. In the past two years,
it’s gotten much worse—but the decline has been going on for a very long time.
Here is a list of deadly attacks against Jews in France: the murder of Sébastien Selam,
the kidnapping and torture of Ilan Halimi, the Toulouse attack, where four Jews were killed,
the Hyper Cacher attack, where another four Jews were killed, the murder of Mireille Knoll,
the murder of Sarah Halimi. Now I’ll say something that
will make some of you uncomfortable. So please—get uncomfortable. Because
the truth isn’t pleasant. All of these attacks were carried out by Muslims. And in some cases,
French authorities tried to cover it up—pretending these killers were just “mentally ill.”
Funny. Have you ever heard of a “mentally ill Jew” murdering a Muslim? Probably not.
Ever heard of a Jew murdering Muslims in Europe? No. Muslims don’t need to hide their identity in
fear of being attacked by Jews. There’s no armed security at mosque entrances, afraid
a Jew will storm in and carry out a massacre. Violence here goes one way: Muslims attack Jews.
And here’s a little side note. Jews are accused of the worst violent crimes imaginable—genocide,
ethnic cleansing, starvation. But in your countries, in Western Europe or anywhere
else in the world—who is more violent? The Jewish community, or the Muslim community?
If there are riots and right now there are riots in Italy—who’s breaking, burning, and destroying?
Jews? Or the other side? You already know the answer. That’s true in India, in Australia, in
the U.S., and in every Western European country. So yes, there’s certainly violence against Jews,
and it comes mostly from the Muslim community. Why should you care? Good question. You should care,
because if Jews are not safe—if Jews are leaving—that’s a very bad sign. Jews are
the canary in the coal mine. In the 19th century, miners brought canaries underground because the
birds were sensitive to toxic gas and low oxygen. If the canary collapsed or died,
it meant: get out fast. Jews play that same role in society. They are always at
the front line, but also the most vulnerable. There’s this comment I often get, a copy-paste
one: “Jews were expelled from 109 countries.” As if that proves Jews are the problem. It’s
the opposite. When a society expels the Jews, that society is going downhill. You want to live in a
country where Jews feel safe. Why? Because Jews are a peaceful, successful minority that brings