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Somehow, we still aren’t desensitized to the never-ending cycle of deeply anti-Semitic slurs perpetuated by Women’s March, Inc. Leadership. Calling out antisemitism is not bigotry against Muslims.
We’ve witnessed this enough times: the zero-sum game these women are playing literally leads to horror.
Jews and Muslims are in fact targeted by the same heinous actors within the white nationalist movement across the globe, which is why Jews and Muslims of conscience have come together in solidarity during crises like we witnessed in Christchurch and Pittsburgh.
This language from Women’s March leaders, like always, serves to divide, not unite; it serves to alienate, not empower; and it serves to create artificial walls between our communities that Zioness hopes to see torn down.
We pray for leaders of the American women’s movement who are able to advance a domestic agenda for all women without exploiting their platforms to attack Jews. There is too much at stake to allow this type of language to continue unchecked.
We stand against antisemitism, we stand against Islamophobia, and we stand shoulder-to-shoulder with all victims of white nationalist ideology -- which is centered on hatred of the Jews. We hope all who read this to proactively do the same.
