Chief Rabbi warns of anti-Semitic 'tsunami

Michael Rivero says it well:

I have warned readers for years that Israel's habit of hiding their crimes behind the world's Jewish people was setting those people to be targets of an eventual backlash. Israel has worked so hard to blur the line between Israel's government and the world's Jewish people that it has worked only too well, and many people are under the erroneous impression that the world's Jewish population do support Israel's apartheid policies, and therefore bear partial responsibility for them.

But in the end, you cannot blame the entire Jewish people for the crimes of Mossad any more than you can blame all Americans for the crimes of the CIA, or all Muslims for the crimes of Al Qaeda (who may be Mossad and CIA anyway). If there is a backlash against Jewish people in general, it will be exactly what Israel wants, so they can go on playing victim, extort money from the rest of the world, and steal yet more Arab lands with impunity.

Read on. . . .