Protesters validate zionism’s stance, Democratic Party remains divided: Analysis and reflections
Mideast beat: Protesters Prove Zionism’s Point
The argument made by Gerard Leval in The Wall Street Journal is that the current “demonstrators roiling our campuses and cities” are actually strengthening the case for Zionism. Over a century ago, Theodor Herzl, a Viennese journalist, called for the establishment of a Jewish homeland in Israel, setting in motion the modern Zionist movement. Today, with the rise of antisemitism and intimidation against Jews, the necessity of a secure Israel for the Jewish people is highlighted by anti-Israel protests.
From the left: Democratic Party Is Still Broken
According to Lee Drutman at The New Republic, the Democratic Party is facing significant challenges and lacks a clear identity despite Kamala Harris’ rise. The party is described as “hollow and lumbering,” with a lack of unified vision. Donors and party elders hold power but are hesitant to use it, leading to a fragmented party with low public identification.
Foreign desk: Team Biden’s Epic China Fail
Helen Raleigh at The Federalist criticizes the Biden administration’s China policy as a failure due to lack of clarity and contradictions. Despite promises, China continues to have access to advanced technology and has increased its geopolitical aggressions. The US dependency on Chinese products has deepened under Biden’s green initiatives.
Media watch: Rebranding Kam as a ‘Moderate’
Robert Knight at The Washington Times highlights the media’s portrayal of Kamala Harris as a moderate after becoming the Democratic nominee, despite her radical voting record. Harris has supported leftist policies and initiatives, contradicting the moderate image that has been presented to the public.
Conservative: Elites’ Ruinous Social Engineering
Victor Davis Hanson at American Greatness warns of a drastic change in America, with social engineering leading to an unrecognizable society. The focus on DEI and other radical initiatives by elites has caused harm while exempting themselves from the consequences of their actions.
— Compiled by The Post Editorial Board