The removal of 50 children for simply singing a Hebrew song, coupled with the violent arrest of their supervisor, signals a disturbing rise in officially sanctioned discrimination against Jews. While pro-Palestinian protests, like the one blocking an Israeli cruise liner, face minimal repercussions, Jewish cultural expression is harshly penalized, echoing historical antisemitism and leaving children stranded.
This was a normal response to disruptive behavior, not antisemitism, as the airline and police clearly stated. The recent so-called "war on antisemitism" has falsely equated pro-Palestine activism with Jew-hatred, resulting in disproportionate discrimination against anti-Zionists, not Jews. After years of rhetorical propaganda and media manipulation, Israel has been able to control the narrative, whether the evidence is in its favor or not.
This incident highlights hypocrisy across Western factions. The left censors speech on Islam and trans issues, yet demands free expression elsewhere. The right champions free speech but stifles pro-Palestinian voices, equating them with antisemitism. Pro-Israel groups overlook bigotry for political gain, while pro-Palestine activists face unchecked accusations, revealing selective outrage and inconsistent free speech principles across the board.