Another anti-Semitic terror attack in Ukraine stuns Russia with an audacious drone attack.

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If you don't like what you hear here, please forget. I said anything. So, Jim, less than two weeks after the assassinations,

cold-blooded murders in Washington, D.C., of these two young people who worked at the Israeli

embassy, we have this terrible event in Colorado, a walk or a march or jog,

whatever it is in favor of releasing the hostages in Gaza is attacked by an Egyptian national

using Molotov cocktails and a homemade flamethrower, horrific injuries, terrible scene.

And the perpetrator is, again, yelling free Palestine and reportedly is completely frank with the police afterwards that he did this to attack the so-called Zionist and he'd happily do it again.

What do you make of it? What do I make of it? Well, the Intifada is now globalized. We now see the

mentality, the attitude, and increasingly the actions that we've come to associate with Hamas on the streets of

America, not just the shooting in D.C., but let's remember, you know, about two and a half

months ago, somebody tried to burn down the mansion of the governor of Pennsylvania, Josh Shapiro,

because he's a Jew and because I don't want to part to do, I don't want to take part in his

plans of what he wants to do with the Palestinian people.

This Mensa candidate did not recognize the governor of Pennsylvania does not set U.S. foreign policy.

And Shapiro has what I would characterize as standard pro-Israel views.

But yeah, this comes less than two weeks after the last, of the last egregious attack on Jews for being

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