The New Exodus

The four Jews killed in an attack on a kosher market in Paris will be buried in Israel, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced and, despite absurd leftist hysteria about “Islamophobia,” we need not doubt who is targeted by the real climate of hate in France:

A survey of French Muslims in 2014 found a community seething with anti-Semitism. Sixty-seven percent said “yes” when asked whether Jews had too much power over France’s economy. Sixty-one percent believed Jews had too much power in France’s media.

Jamie Kirchick recalls his trip to Paris last year:

The rabbi happened to be walking out of the synagogue with his wife. After dispensing with the facts of my Jewish background and American citizenship, I promptly asked, “What’s the situation?” Our shared patrimony obviated any need for further elaboration; as a European Jew addressing an American one, he knew exactly at what I was aiming. “There is no future for Jews in France,” he said.
If the Rabbi is right, and I fear he is, then it means that there is no future for Jews in Europe. For France is home to the continent’s largest Jewish community, numbered at over half a million. But it is declining rapidly. Emigration to Israel from France doubled in 2014 from 3,400 to 7,000 people. According to Israel’s Ministry of Aliyah and Immigrant Absorption, the number of Jews leaving Western Europe for the Jewish State increased 88 percent last year.

The Jew-haters are winning, in France as everywhere else, because the West’s intellectual elite are dishonest, decadent and cowardly.

(Hat-tip: Allahpundit at Hot Air.)

 

169 comments

  1. I take part in these engagements mostly to see what our adversaries are up to, and partly for amusement.

  2. Like radical Muslims, people like you would seek to shut down, suppress, and persecute those who notice patterns, ask uncomfortable questions, and hold dissident opinions.

  3. “I’m rubber, you’re glue, names bounce off me, and stick to you!”

    Back to my nap …. zzzzzzzzz…….

  4. Dang read the whole thread, the Laguna loonie took a few solid rights, a couple combos, an uppercut or two, but staggered all the way to the end. Let’s crown him King of Irrelevancy.

  5. You must have been watching a different interaction.

    I’m standing tall and laughing with amused mastery at the ragtag libtard gang assembled before me.

    I really though RSM would have had a better class of commentator.

  6. zzzzzzzzzz…… eh? Oh, dagnabit….

    The allusion is that you have a child like mentality, slow one. Just so I’m clear.

    Now, back to bed …. zzzzzz……

  7. Using all the usual, lame troll tactics. I bet you paid real money for that book on trolling for dummies. So far you seem to be up to chapter one.

  8. A survey of French Muslims in 2014 found a community seething with
    anti-Semitism. Sixty-seven percent said “yes” when asked whether Jews
    had too much power over France’s economy. Sixty-one percent believed
    Jews had too much power in France’s media.

    In other words, they’re partial to the editorial line at The American Conservative and The Unz Review. I do not think Philip Giraldi, Scott McConnell, and Steve Sailer would ever be all that successful at intimidating anyone into emigrating.

  9. Anyone who engages with the troll (and it knows who it is) is as stupid as the troll.

    Have your say, but don’t feed it.

    JMA. (Just my advice.)

    Regarding The Unz Review, it’s obvious that the troll has been reading it, as “noticing things” is one of catchphrases of Unzworld.

  10. No, but facing the real possibility that your kid may be killed for the crime of walking to school might.

    That said, I think that most of the Jews who are emigrating are people who already have family in Israel, who had one foot out the door. I have no statistics but my sense is that the majority are of North African origin. Oddly (or maybe it’s not odd) members of the Ashkenazi Jewish community are much less likely to emigrate.

    Phun Phact: Dany Boon: one of the most popular comedians in France, was born Dany Hamidou had a Kabyle father and a French mother. He converted to Judaism when he married his current wife.

    The reality of France is much more complicated than these apocalyptic cartoon visions.

    That’s what happens when you start noticing things.

  11. To be fair we fed him mostly bullsh!t and as he had a garden trowel in each hand, he didn’t leave much behind.

  12. I’m sure they were just killing time between motorcycling around Thailand and going on to photograph Carnaval in Rio de Janeiro. They had that worldly smell of wit about them. Kinda smells like basement mold too but that’s just the humidity from adventurous travels.

  13. Regarding The Unz Review, it’s obvious that the troll has been reading
    it, as “noticing things” is one of catchphrases of Unzworld.

    Most of their committed readers live in an alternate reality and are quite vain about it (and rude about intruders pointing out the perverse and imaginary character of much of what they have to say).

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