This Passover, We Must Examine the Indecent Betrayal by Our Own
Briefly

The article reflects the author’s disillusionment with certain Jewish community members who support figures and ideas contradicting Passover's core teachings. As Pesach approaches, instead of feeling rejuvenated, the author feels contempt for those who have strayed from the values of tradition. They criticize Jewish supporters of Trump, noting their prioritization of Israel over authentic Jewish values. The text further questions the integrity of Jewish leaders who have compromised their principles and engaged with controversial figures, emphasizing a struggle between genuine advocacy for Jewish people versus political affiliation with right-wing ideologies.
With the approach of this year's Pesach, I feel neither fortified nor replenished. I am, instead, trembling with contempt for those in my Jewish community ignoring the core lessons of the seder.
Jewish supporters of Trump's risible 'fight against antisemitism' are bereft of morality, propping up a set of principles at odds with what has sustained us.
Where is the dignity in being Bari Weiss and making excuses for Elon Musk and Steve Bannon's Nazi salutes? She has no honor, essentially worshipping an apartheid state.
Many of my fellow Jews are now saying that Israel's interests are best served by someone who believes in a version of Christianity that says we belong in hell when the rapture comes.
Read at The Nation
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