Jeremy Kauffman

I think the people who kind of see Israel or Jews around every corner, I think these people are kind of crazy.

I think they tend to be a little bit.

uh schizo and uh and they're very angry and disagreeable people and i also think this is a coalition that it's like tough to get anything done with like angry disagreeable schizophrenic people just like you they'll end up being that way towards you in the future you know you can't just build yes i agree yeah yeah you know no i completely agree with that yeah

I think even Nick Fuentes has seen this.

Yeah, I think it makes sense to be against it.

I think, as you basically said, the people who are always looking for a scapegoat or this attitude that things are being done to them, I think that's the area where I would tend to disagree because this stuff, and this isn't an endorsement of it.

I want to be clear.

This is not an endorsement of it.

But if we are looking at where is the blame actually –

You know, why?

Like, look, there are a lot of evangelical Christians who are very sympathetic to the cause of, you know, to the cause of Israel.

You know, and there are a number there's even this is basically increasingly a right left issue where it's basically the left.

tends to be more sympathetic to the Palestinians versus the Jews.

The right tends to be more sympathetic to them.

I guess I should say the Israelis.

The right tends to be more sympathetic to the Israelis than to

the Palestinians.

It used to be that both sides were sympathetic to the Israelis versus the Palestinians.

And now on the left, this issue has kind of flipped.

Yeah, well, look, this is