“A Growing Cancer”, Antisemitism on the Conservative Side

We expect the Left to put on their Palestinian kiyfas and chant in the streets with Anti-Israel, Anti-Jew slogans.  But friends, we need to wake up that many on the Republican conservative side are also turning on Israel, repeating anti-Jewish tropes that have been around for thousands of years.  And yes, replacement theology is spreading even amongst Christian denominations.  We need to start speaking up or this cancer is going to grow and explode the Conservative movement.

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 “I’m here to tell you in the last six months, I have seen antisemitism rising on the right in a way I have never seen it in my entire life,” Cruz said Tuesday at the 45th Annual Night to Honor Israel in San Antonio, adding that “the church is asleep right now.”

While he argued the problem has been worse on the left, he said it was foolish to ignore it on the right. He cited the oodles of antisemitic responses he gets on social media and said it wasn’t just bots funded by foreign governments.

“I am telling you this is real, it is organic, these are real human beings, and it is spreading,” he said.

Plenty of other conservative influencers have made similar arguments over the past week, in some cases explicitly rejecting calls like Vance’s to stay focused on the left, even if they didn’t specifically call out the vice president.

• Author James Lindsay called the young Republican group chat exposed by Politico “the tip of a very nasty iceberg.”
• GOP strategist David Reaboi said that “most of the Right’s loudest voices have no problem at all with Nazis.”
• Filmmaker Dinesh D’Souza on Wednesday cited hateful anti-Indian messages he was receiving, saying, “The Right never used to talk like this. So who on our side has legitimized this type of vile degradation?”
• Seth Dillon, the CEO of the conservative satire website the Babylon Bee, said the right should be “treating our cancer and killing it before it kills us.”

https://www.cnn.com/2025/10/23/politics/antisemitism-republicans-analysis