Shocking new terror attack in Israel exposes the left’s dangerous hypocrisy on security

Another wave of bloodshed hit Israel Friday morning. This time, the violence struck near Hebron, with yet another terrorist attack putting innocent lives at risk. Does anybody still want to pretend terrorism isn’t a threat? When Israel stands up to defend its people, too many on the left rush to condemn them. But now’s not the time for weak words and sympathy for criminals—now’s the time for bold action.

Prime Minister Netanyahu wasted no time. He slammed the door shut on the West Bank, making it clear that Israel won’t tolerate another day of terror. Of course, liberal elites here and abroad will wring their hands and cry about “human rights.” But where’s their outrage when Israeli families are torn apart by these attacks? It seems globalists are always ready to defend radicals but silent when it comes to defending good people trying to live in peace.

Let’s get real: the so-called international community is quick to blame Israel for daring to exist and defend itself. They want Israel to open its borders, show endless restraint, and hope that terrorists suddenly find a conscience. That’s fantasy land. Israel has every right to protect its people, and it wouldn’t need to take these tough steps if violent thugs weren’t plotting attacks.

It’s beyond hypocritical for American progressives to pretend they care about peace while undermining Israel’s right to fight back. Many of these same politicians demand open borders at home and stand weak-kneed in the face of chaos overseas. They talk big about “democracy” but only care about it when it fits their narrative.

Netanyahu’s decisive response should be a lesson to every country facing threats within their own borders. If only our own leaders had the courage and common sense to take real action instead of bowing down to globalist pressure. How many terror attacks will it take before the West finally wakes up?

Source: Redstate


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