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On this Monday I'm heading to Ireland later on this month and it's very interesting to see

what's happening there politically.

The troubles as they recall between England and the Irish, that was the IRA and all the fighting, have subsided

mostly. But now there is a rise in anti-Semitism in Ireland and it's almost shocking because

it doesn't make any sense. Ireland historically has been a persecuted country, a divided country to this day.

And London exploited Ireland.

My relatives were booted off their farm and millions of other Irish had to leave the island because they were so ill-treated by the British.

Over in Israel, the Jews have been ill-treated by almost everybody.

Anti-Semitism rages on to this day mostly because of politics. In Ireland and other countries,

many people believe that Israel is a fascist nation, that it is unfair to Palestinians and to

poor Arabs, that it is brutal.

All of those things, and they're all in place in Ireland.

Heavy-duty anti-Semitic feelings.

Disturbing.

And when I'm over there, I'm going to discuss it with the Irish.

I'll report back.

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