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The ‘Alt Alt Right’s’ Numerous Misconceptions About Israel

The ‘Alt Alt Right’s’ Numerous Misconceptions About Israel

Description: Nick Fuentes, and his ‘alt alt right’ followers have been perpetuating misinformed and ahistorical ideas to an already frustrated Gen Z audience. These include, among many things, allegations that the state of Israel, most namely the Jewish people, is responsible for dragging American into forever wars in the Middle East, argues Victor Davis Hanson on today’s edition of “Victor Davis Hanson: In His Own Words.”

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Garry Evans 12 months ago

Tucker Carlson sold his soul to the devil in order to tap into the followers of his bigoted guests like Nick Fuentes and Daryl Cooper. Tucker hates Christians and hates Jews. He believes that Israel and the United States don't have the right to prevent terrorist sponsoring Iran from getting nuclear weapons. Yes, Tucker turned evil to make money.

Tony Mega 12 months ago

Around 10min in Victor discusses allowing chinese nationals into universities, etc… Although I totally agree with Victor’s feelings, I think Victor might be missing something. If it’s really true that the most elite are the one’s coming over for the sake of espionage (as Victor details), then wouldn’t this situation make it easier for the US to focus counter espionage efforts? Why exert all the effort Israel does in being so clever when your enemy does the work for you?

Adrienne Wasserman 12 months ago

Prof. Hansen, thoughtful Jews don't understand the most ancient prejudice either, but you're right that at a 50% intermariage rate, the next generation of American Jews were not going to identify as Jews. However, Orthodox Jews have voted Republican for decades now, mostly I suspect on issues of family values; right now, every Jewish denomination (Reform, Conservative, Orthodox) is growing, especially those with very young families, and none as much as the Orthodox group Chabad. About 30% of the American Jewish vote has been Republican for decades, and my guess is that this will increase to 45% as the next generation of Jews, those being educated in Jewish day schools, grows up and registers to vote. And Jews vote from age 18 to the nursing home.