"Hosting"

We Jews have always adopted some of the culture local to the nation hosting us.https://t.co/UayhULWrcb

— First Things (@firstthingsmag) October 2, 2021

NuAmerican at Work

You are a fool looking for attention. You don’t represent Jewish values. You preach hate for refugees, when your own ancestors came here as immigrants and refugees. Sit down and shut up. #RefugeesWelcome https://t.co/LUjIB2Dyu7

— Alexander S. Vindman (@AVindman) September 4, 2021

The Gift that Keeps Giving

That reality freaked out millions of White Christians who do not see “their America” as predominate. It was never “theirs” to begin with, and the assumption that something is amiss if White Christians are not in charge is the essence of white supremacy and Christian nationalism

— Jennifer 'pro-voting' Rubin (@JRubinBlogger) August 15, 2021

Plan A

Damon Linker on Michael Anton

"In the months since Trump left office, Anton has been doing his best to throw open the doors of the conservative intellectual world to ideas once considered far too extreme for American politics," writes @DamonLinker. https://t.co/KkvLcbPJ4M

— The Week (@TheWeek) July 28, 2021

Still Doing the Judeo-Churchian Scam

My talk on recovering the Bible at the Reclaiming Conservatism Conference https://t.co/l6IEDyxxiM

— Yoram Hazony (@yhazony) July 29, 2021

This Doesn't Make Hamilton More Appealing

New arrival from @OxUniPress Andrew Porwancher, The Jewish World of Alexander Hamilton.

— John Wilson (@jwilson1812) July 24, 2021

An example of Pharisees trying to take credit for someone deemed to be great or currently popular in mass culture (because of the musical)? Or was Hamilton really influenced by his connections with Pharisees?

Weak Clerics

The French bishops have condemned the comparison by anti-vaccination protestors of COVID vaccine requirements to the persecution of Jews by the Nazis during the Holocaust.https://t.co/HDBkBastlu

— Crux (@Crux) July 26, 2021

Another Beneficiary of Hellywood Nepotism

Timothy Chalamet, Pharisee on both sides and 100% soy in his exchange with Jason Momoa in the trailer.

Pharisees Doing Their Thing

Some thoughts @firstthingsmag on the building that's prohibiting doormen from pressing the elevator button for Orthodox Jews on Shabbat. Crazy that resident had to sue in federal court. Grateful to @WeilGotshal for taking the case & fighting the good fight https://t.co/HyXurQ50d2

— Michael Avi Helfand (@MAHelfand) July 15, 2021

War for Eternity

In one of my favorite interviews ,my guest this week @BenTeitel discusses his book War For Eternity:The Return of Traditionalism&The Rise of the Populist Right.We discuss Steve Bannon,his influence on politics, Traditionalism, right wing populism&more. https://t.co/Eeshc6feOz

— Buck (@buckrebel) July 6, 2021

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Bug Man Appropriates America

Facebook actively discriminates against Americans in hiring but please gross little egg man tell me about patriotism https://t.co/fiKVrYfHm1

— Pedro L. Gonzalez (@emeriticus) July 5, 2021

Contrast with:

Californians invading to intermountain west:

Man, this is the good stuff. I mean, not that stuff about 'values we grew up with'. That's dated and useless, but the flag stuff. That's us to a tee. https://t.co/tNDHz7XXxg

— Braxton McCoy (@braxton_mccoy) July 4, 2021

Those Whom G*d Wishes...

These Israeli kids are playing the vaccination game.

The teachers pretend to vaccinate them, and then the kids are told to take their masks off and celebrate.

pic.twitter.com/lfDo8OeaiD

— Daniel Kotzin (@danielkotzin) July 2, 2021

Not Wrong

As what one thinks of the monolithic French identity is the product of centuries-old nationalization by a few, and even know distinct identities and cultures still exist within France. But the source of this makes it suspect. Would he apply this to the modern state of Israel?

You can’t define France by its ethnicity, by its religion or by its geography. https://t.co/CuO2tSToeh

— Gérard Araud (@GerardAraud) May 29, 2021

More of Ahmari's The Unbroken Thread

Even Taki [!] is talking about THE UNBROKEN THREAD. https://t.co/yKb1wIXMLa

— Sohrab Ahmari (@SohrabAhmari) May 27, 2021

Check out my talk with ⁦@SohrabAhmari⁩ about his new book The Unbroken Thread - and much more, like what is the proper role of Christianity in American culture and politics. https://t.co/LSjMDqWJW1

— Chris Buskirk (@thechrisbuskirk) May 27, 2021

Sohrab Ahmari’s The Unbroken Thread seeks to convey the spiritual inheritance that the wider culture would once have passed down to children but no longer does. https://t.co/BpK0RL9mtV via @herandrews

— City Journal (@CityJournal) May 27, 2021

"While Ahmari’s arguments are easy to read, copying and sending them to your older children is even easier."

Gerald Russello with a glowing review in Catholic World Report (that said, I'd hope readers would BUY the book for their children!). https://t.co/ILSdo2vQ03

— Sohrab Ahmari (@SohrabAhmari) May 27, 2021

A Catholic writer (me) gets to mouth off about tradition on a Talmud podcast!

Thanks to the inimitable @liel for hosting me. https://t.co/FP7IjlpJnF

— Sohrab Ahmari (@SohrabAhmari) May 27, 2021

“It is my absolute pleasure to welcome to the show my friend & I think probably the most brilliant writer writing today on the intersection of society & traditions...” @liel on @sohrabahmari’s “amazing amazing new book”#TheUnbrokenThread.https://t.co/uDdHygEzo3

— Tevi Troy (@TeviTroy) May 27, 2021

She Can't Help It

If you read Michelle Goldberg’s book on Christian nationalism you’ll understand why she thinks this way, her persecution fantasy is more important than real persecution pic.twitter.com/i5FYnK8osw

— Arthur Bloom 🇺🇸 (@j_arthur_bloom) May 25, 2021

This is "Conservatism"

A wonderfully intelligent and challenging book that I relished even when I disagreed.https://t.co/cOv7qat139

— Matthew Schmitz (@matthewschmitz) May 19, 2021

Will There Be Sufficient Nuance Here?

Thanks for posting, @RyanTAnd. Years ago (before I began dying my hair gray😆) Iwas a panelist at a forum we had at Princeton on the question "Who killed Christ?" Incorrect answers to that question have caused grave wrongs and injustices. It's very important to get it right. https://t.co/4rTHhruBbg

— Robert P. George (@McCormickProf) April 2, 2021

None at all -- in order to avoid putting the blame on anyone, and everyone else who could be blamed is ignored as well, the blame is put on one's self. Would any of us have crucified Christ if we had been there? Maybe not. The Apostles wouldn't have, and certainly the Theotokos wouldn't have. So this sort of casual, almost a feel-good statement in a perverse way, that "I" would have murdered Christ is just wrong. Christ did die so that we may be saved, but that does not entail that we are all equally culpable for murder. But Latin appeasers have to say this in order to avoid assessing historical blame and to make nice with certain non-Christians.

Grand Oligarchy Party Priorities

Anti-Semitic platforms do not represent Texas values.

Proud to support @PhilKingTX & @GoldmanCraig’s bill to fight anti-Semitism in our communities. #txlege pic.twitter.com/ZVri3z0Wis

— Gov. Greg Abbott (@GovAbbott) March 11, 2021

Giving Credit Where It's Due

Fun Fact: American feminism would not be where it is today without the incredible leadership and influence of Jewish women. 😀 pic.twitter.com/OBaBqIRXyw

— JewishContributions.com (@J_Contributions) February 22, 2021

I can’t think of anything more misogynistic than encouraging all young women to focus on building a career *over* finding a good husband with whom to build a family; especially, knowing a career will greatly infringe upon her reproductive and future child’s developmental years.

— Curious Lamb 🇺🇸 (@Lamb_Bytes) February 17, 2021