The weeks since the Oct. 7 Hamas pogrom in Israel, in which the most Jews were slaughtered in a single day than at any time since World War II, have seen an astonishing rise in global Jew-hatred.
One might have thought that the mass carnage and unspeakable barbarism of the Hamas Holocaust would instead galvanize a concerted pushback against Islamic jihadism, but it is the ancient scourge of antisemitism — and not so-called Islamophobia — that is once again the world's most politically correct and fashionable form of bigotry.
Our comfort in the Lord does not necessarily ameliorate the profound pain of the last few weeks, though. For many Jews, the appalling and disgusting mass demonstrations of support for the Hamas terrorists have been just as devastating as the Oct. 7 pogrom itself. It's all just fun and games — no matter how many "eggs" are broken to make the "omelet," to paraphrase Stalin-apologist New York Times bureau chief Walter Duranty.
A shocking new poll found that 57.5% of American Muslims believe that the Hamas pogrom of Oct. 7 was at least "somewhat justified." That is simply disgusting. Jewish day schools are canceling classes due to fear; the security needed at synagogues is now unprecedented.
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