Greta Thunberg accuses left-wing politics of anti-Semitic bias

Greta Thunberg is not only a climate activist: she is also an avowed antisemite!

(It’s no surprise she has received multiple Nobel Prize nominations.)

The young Norwegian activist of the leftist movement was arrested at Copenhagen University last week while protesting the school’s ties to Israel along with a group of other pro-Hamas individuals.

The issue at hand was the Erasmus student-exchange program, which allowed Israeli students to study at Copenhagen University.

Thunberg advocates for a complete academic boycott, prohibiting any collaboration between universities outside of Israel and those within the country.

In essence, she does not support Israel’s right to defend itself against Hamas nor does she seek to help Palestinians achieve peaceful autonomy or freedom from terrorist control.

In fact, Thunberg aims to exclude Jews from Copenhagen University (and beyond) based on their nationality.

Since the terrorist acts of Oct. 7, she has been spreading false claims of Israeli genocide and participating in anti-Israel protests where derogatory slogans are chanted.

Her rhetoric became so extreme that even some of her climate activist peers interrupted her at a rally, urging her to stay focused on environmental issues.

What does Israel-bashing have to do with climate activism?

At first glance, nothing at all — but there is a significant overlap worldwide between green activists and supporters of Hamas.

Why? It occurs when historically uninformed, superficial adolescents are influenced by radical ideologues who believe in segregating people into oppressors and oppressed groups.

Guess which category Jews fall into.

Thunberg’s actions in support of Hamas lack substance, just like her rhetoric on climate change.

This reality makes her influence — and her numerous blindly devoted followers — even more unsettling.