Adam Louis-klein

She is a senior fellow at the think tank Cardus.

You can read the full text of her article on our website, thehub.ca. Our second essay is by Adam Louis Klein, writing on how the UK Green Party's Zionism is racism resolution follows a troubling historical pattern of anti-Zionist propaganda.

What Daniel Patrick Moynihan in 1975 called an infamous act has returned in our day.

On Sunday, October fourth, as Jews were celebrating Simchat Torah, the same day on the Hebrew calendar that Hamas and other anti-Zionist militias committed a genocide of Israelis three years earlier, the Green Party in the UK passed its own resolution declaring Zionism is racism.

This is a problem for Americans, period, Jewish or non-Jewish.

Unless you subscribe and I've had so many conversations in the last couple of years with people like Isabella Khabarovsky and Adam Louis Klein about this just being a resurgence of Soviet era propaganda that has just crept into the modern day left.

And then they've sort of created this unholy alliance with, you know, radical Islamists in the West.

Is that your similar narrative to, you know, understanding, you know, how this became a problem? Not exactly what the problem is, but, you know, do you do you buy that that story?