Ican’t say for certain what finally convinced me that the latest U.S.-Israel aggression against Iran will be remembered as a Jewish war crime – one that will probably mark an ugly, well-deserved end to an eighty-year “golden age” in Jewish diaspora history.

Maybe it was hearing America’s Secretary of State blurt out that Washington joined the attack because the leaders of the Jewish State had left his boss no choice.

Maybe it was watching that boss, the nominal Chief Executive, stammer some contradictory excuses for the assault and then palm it off on a cabal of Jewish advisers that included his sinister son-in-law, Jared Kushner, a former yeshiva student last seen hawking the blood-soaked ruins of Gaza as a real estate bonanza.

Maybe it was the spectacle of monarchist Iranian expats waving Israeli flags (yes, Israeli flags) as they danced in delight at the massacre of 168 of their country’s schoolchildren.

Maybe it was the fact that practically the first public messages in support of the slaughter came from Jewish organizations: by Sunday morning, Agudath Israel of America had praised Saturday’s sneak attack on Iranian civilians as “bold and decisive actions,” while the Orthodox Union didn’t even wait for sunrise to bless Donald Trump’s “noble mission” as well as “the brave women and men of the IDF” – the same folks who have killed more than 75,000 helpless human beings to make Gaza safe for Jewish supremacy.

Or maybe it was the staggering silence of the rest of Jewish officialdom while a crime of historic proportions was perpetrated in the name of Jews the world over – a silence broken only by slanders aimed at anyone who described it accurately. (The comically misnamed Anti-Defamation League of B’nai B’rith even suggested it was anti-Semitic to report that Israel’s military was censoring ne

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