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Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. – Major Israel Booster

By Adam Dick | Ron Paul Institute | July 19, 2023

In an interview with Schmuley Boteach this week, Democratic presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. addressed the absurd claim being thrown around that Kennedy is antisemitic because he discussed a differing susceptibility to coronavirus generally for people of several different ethnicities, including ashkenazi.

Welcome to the club, Kennedy. Antisemitism allegations are routinely launched against political commentators, candidates, and office holders, including Donald Trump , who are perceived as threatening the DC gravy train, Indeed, people looking for a politician who is a threat to the expanding power of the US government at the expense of liberty and peace, may look to the presence of such attacks on an individual as an indication that he may be doing some good.

Before that discussion, Kennedy addressed in the interview his views in regard to the nation of Israel, making clear that he is a major Israel booster. Kennedy started off his comments in the interview by stating, “There’s nobody who’s running for president right now in either party who will be a better friend to Israel than me as president, and nobody who will articulate the moral case for Israel with the same erudition, the same persuasive power as me, because I believe it in my heart, it’s core to the values that I was raised with.” Later in his opening comment of the interview, Kennedy declared, “That friendship with Israel and making the moral case for Israel will be a key part of my presidency.”

Kennedy also declared in his opening comment of the interview that he will try as a candidate “to bring the Democratic Party back to its traditional support of Israel and to explain to my children’s generation the historical context and the moral case for Israel.” At least among the top Democratic Congress leaders — and the top Republican Congress leaders as well, though, devotion to the Israel government seems to be running very high already.

Further argued Kennedy in his opening comment, Israel expends great effort at the risk of its own soldiers to “avoid civilian casualties” in dealing with threats from its adversaries and is not an apartheid state. Later in the interview, Kennedy further asserted that a Palestinian has “much more rights in Israel than in any of the neighboring countries” and that “the best place” and “the safest place” in the Middle East for a Palestinian dissident to criticize his government is in Israel.

Piling more praise upon the Israel government, Kennedy stated that “The huge difference between the way Israel conducts itself, the civilized and moral case for Israel, is the way it conducts itself in wartime: always targeting military targets when it’s surrounded by enemies who have pledged themselves and who consistently target civilian targets as civilians — just people who happen to be jewish — as legitimate military targets.”

“Israel has steadfastly preserved itself as this oasis of democracy, of compassion, in the midst of a sea of totalitarianism and tyranny,” asserted Kennedy before the interview proceeded to other matters. Then, in his concluding remarks of the interview, Kennedy returned to discussion of his views regarding Israel, stating that “anybody who sees the history of Israel, who understands what really happened, knows that Israel has done everything that it possibly can to bring peace to that region, to bring peace and justice to the Palestinian people who live in Israel and along its borders, and is an absolute oasis of freedom.”


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July 19, 2023 - Posted by | Ethnic Cleansing, Racism, Zionism | ,

5 Comments »

  1. Thanks for this report. A goddammed shame is RFK Jr….

    Sadly, he’s not alone in his shamelessness…far, far from it.

    Viva Palestine!

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    roberthstiver's avatar Comment by roberthstiver | July 19, 2023 | Reply

    • From what I have seen his story, I get the impression that he is the type of guy who has to be proven wrong before turns around and commits to it.

      Would be hell of a tragedy if it were to happen when he is president.

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      Kaz's avatar Comment by Kaz | July 19, 2023 | Reply

  2. The picture is suitable. And today, Israel’s President spoke to the American Congress. But, is it really the American Congress? Whose Congress is it? If that Congress jumped from their seats to applaud Netanyahu, jumped from their seats to applaud and over and over again… what does that signify?

    Think about it. When does an audience applaud? For one, an applause shows an appreciation for a performance. It recognizes an accomplishment and rewards with a slapping together of hands, at least in America that is applause.

    So, if this line of logic extends, what is the accomplishment? The attack on the Palestinian “city” of Jenin, a sort of city for refugees. A refugee is someone who has escaped a hardship and sought refuge.

    Is that attack by a military, and one of the most well-armed militaries in the world, is that attack to be celebrated with an applause?

    Perhaps the American Congress applause was for the attack on the USSLiberty. Or maybe, the murder of an Aljazeera reporter, an American. Or the applause was for the military tractor which crushed Rachel Corrie. Ran over her twice, to “confirm the kill” as Israeli army terminology so puts killings like that. If ever to be revealed the Israeli participation in the attack on America in the World Trade Center, or the participation in the assassination of the Kennedy’s… then how will the American Congress jump to applaud? Cynical? Yes, but one way to dismiss the sloven alliance to a country which has spied upon, stolen from and continues to extract tax-payer’s money without their consent?

    Or, maybe, the applause was for… any number of terrorisms carried out by Israel, so that it can complete its genocide and ethnic cleansing of all non-citizen ‘citizens’.

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    michael's avatar Comment by michael | July 19, 2023 | Reply

    • So well stated! — thanks, hearty applause and a standing ovation from me to you….

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      roberthstiver's avatar Comment by roberthstiver | July 19, 2023 | Reply

  3. So much for the Defense of the Health of Palestinian Children. RFK Jr had already shown that he was a total ‘Democratic’ fraud and cheap sell-out – this just rubs it in.

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    Julius Skoolafish's avatar Comment by Julius Skoolafish | July 19, 2023 | Reply


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