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Pro-Hamas US Hatefest in Detroit Reminds Us of Our Enemy Within | Red Hot Takes
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2:34Now PlayingIf you had any doubts about the true agenda of the “pro-Palestine” movement, just consider last weekend’s annual People’s Conference for Palestine in Detroit. NY Post Associate Editorial Page Editor Seth Barron shares this story.
It was a gathering of martyrdom fetishists, Hamas supporters and antisemites, all bathing in an atmosphere of hate, rage and despair as they condemned Israel but reserved their deepest scorn for the United States.
The focus was a kind of patriotism and love of country — for Palestine. No American flags were in sight, though a prominent “Glory to Our Martyrs” banner kept everyone mindful of their ultimate duty to the cause.
Speakers vied to outdo one another in their fury at Israel, America, the West and Jews.
Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-Mich.) used her favorite “M-word” to whoops and applause, telling the crowd, “I wanna say to every genocide enabler, look at this room, motherf—ers, we ain’t going anywhere!”
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