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It's just as within the pale for Jewish leaders who are concerned about how his attitudes and statements affect American Jews to push back on them as it was for Palestinian groups to push back on Harris when they were concerned about where she stood on matters.
That is their right, as long as the US is a functioning democracy. What I was pointing out was, that being skeptical about Israel's actions is more in tune with "We The People". The howls against El-Sayed are coming from professional politicians that may well be in the pay of Israel, and more interested in keeping those checks coming, than in reflecting the views of "We The People", who they purport to represent.
Steve
