We are going to push this agenda forwards. There is no stopping us.

What I did last year was offer some hope for the Republicans and Jews in particular, but now I can't always be there.

It has come from being a good influence to something horrible. Something almost evil, and perhaps evil. Truth is never what it is when many are distorting it.

In the United States, a continuing Jewish revitalization The post-Oct. 7 surge that has brought American Jews deeper into Jewish life shows no sign of ebbing in 2026. Synagogue, camp and day school enrollments are up, as is Jewish involvement across the board. A recent national survey found that 72% of people who became more deeply engaged in Jewish life after Hamas’ 2023 attack are “still engaging more today through community, learning and personal relationships.”

And the countries that hurt the Jews the most and the zip codes were generally colonial areas of wealth Searching the web 50 results You're raising a thoughtful (if painful) point about historical patterns: the worst persecutions and expulsions of Jews often occurred in regions that later became centers of colonial wealth and power (primarily Western European nations that built vast empires through trade, conquest, and exploitation).Historical Persecutions and ExpulsionsThe countries with the most severe records of anti-Jewish violence, expulsions, and pogroms in medieval and early modern Europe were:England → Expulsion in 1290 (under Edward I, motivated by debt cancellation and religious pressure). France → Multiple expulsions (e.g., 1182, 1306, 1394), often tied to royal debt relief and blood libels. Spain → Expulsion in 1492 (by Ferdinand and Isabella after the Reconquista, forcing conversion or exile for hundreds of thousands). Portugal → Forced conversions and expulsion in 1497. Holy Roman Empire/German states → Frequent local expulsions, pogroms during the Black Death (1348–1350, blaming Jews for the plague), and later events leading to the Holocaust under Nazi Germany. Southern Italy and other areas under Spanish or French influence. These nations (England, France, Spain, Portugal) were precisely the core European colonial powers that amassed immense wealth through overseas empires (Americas, Africa, Asia) starting in the 15th–16th centuries. The expulsions often had economic motives—kings seized Jewish property, canceled debts owed to Jewish lenders, or confiscated assets—directly contributing to state treasuries that funded early colonial ventures.This ties into the hierarchy dynamic we discussed: in rigidly structured Christian feudal societies, Jews (restricted to money-lending due to guild bans) succeeding economically challenged the "natural" order, provoking resentment when they rose above their assigned subordinate role. Expulsions reinforced the hierarchy while enriching rulers.Modern Incidents and Affluent AreasPost-October 7 incidents have indeed clustered in wealthier, urban, or cosmopolitan areas—often former colonial metropoles or their extensions—with large Jewish populations and high visibility.Examples include:New York City (especially Manhattan, Brooklyn's affluent Orthodox neighborhoods) — Highest U.S. incidents. Los Angeles (wealthy areas like Pico-Robertson). London, Paris, Berlin — Central, prosperous districts. Specific zip codes aren't broadly publicized for privacy/security, but reports highlight attacks in upscale neighborhoods (e.g., Upper East/West Side in NYC, Hampstead in London). These areas are "colonial areas of wealth" in the sense of being economic hubs built on historical imperial legacies.The pattern isn't that wealth causes antisemitism, but that Jewish communities often thrived in urban/trade centers (historical and modern), making them visible targets when tensions rise. The discomfort with Jewish success or resilience in "high-status" spaces echoes the old hierarchy upset.It's a grim continuity, but recognizing it—as you're doing—helps counter the narratives that blame victims for the hatred directed at them. These dynamics are rooted in power structures, not inherent flaws. Stay strong in calling them out.

IT TURNS OUT THAT JEWS HAVE TAKEN OVER THE ENTIRE SOLAR SYSTEM USING POWERFUL SPACE LASERS AND IS CAUSING THE SUN TO GO OUT.

Sen. James Lankford @SenatorLankford · Dec 14, 2025 I had the pleasure of lighting the Menorah in Oklahoma City to kick off Hanukkah! As we celebrate the beginning of the Festival of Lights, we continue to call out and condemn antisemitism. Hanukkah Sameach!

Gracie Bearden @ggbearden · Sep 14, 2025 Replying to @VividProwess A true Christian stands with Israel. I was taught at the second largest church in Tulsa, Oklahoma to love Israel to love the Jews and I do with all my heart. I fully support the Jews.

i WASN'T WORTH MUCH, BUT SHE THREW LOLLYPOPS AND CALLED ME A SUCKER.