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Pardon me for not joining in the mourning for Desmond Tutu

By Andrea Widburg

Desmond Tutu, the South African bishop known for his fight to end apartheid, is being universally lauded.  I do not share that sentiment.  While I will certainly acknowledge that he was a warrior against one of the great evils of his time, I believe that, on the scales of goodness, he squandered that moral virtue by being an ardent advocate of anti-Semitism and an enemy to Israel.

Over the years, I’ve found philo-Semitism and anti-Semitism to be good yardsticks of both nations and people.  Regarding the former, it’s no coincidence that, throughout history, those nations that thrive are, for their time and place, philo-Semitic, while those that fail are anti-Semitic.  One can say this is God’s will, or one can note that free societies benefit all citizens, and part of a free society is that it leaves its Jews alone.  You don’t have to love Jews; you just have to leave them be.  Totalitarian societies, on the other hand, the ones that oppress their people, invariably hate their Jews, and use them as a scapegoat to distract the masses from the horrors of the regime…

 

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