🧵 It’s often said that antisemitism is a disease of the mind. And now there is empirical evidence to support the claim.

In a sharp analysis, @pianozack and @adam_louis52328 show that anti-Israel ideology doesn’t just influence views on a single issue – it correlates with a broader breakdown in moral reasoning. The more individuals align with anti-Israel ideology, the more likely they are to:

- Equate liberal democracies with authoritarian regimes
- View some of the world’s worst human rights violators more positively
- Endorse narratives historically rooted in antisemitic propaganda

There’s a reason I keep talking about the danger of radical Islam, the Muslim Brotherhood, and Hamas in Canada — because experts repeatedly issue warnings, and most people just look away.

🧵This powerful piece by @TLNewmanMTL featuring terrorism expert @BeniSabti should be a wake-up call for policymakers, journalists, and civic leaders. Sabti explains that mass street prayers, intimidation outside churches and synagogues, and coordinated anti-Israel demonstrations are not spontaneous expressions of anger — they are well-known tactics used by Islamist movements for decades to claim territory, project power, and normalize extremist ideology in public spaces.