Yehudah Glick was attacking no one. He was leaving the venue of a conference where he was the guest speaker. He committed no crime. So where are the U.S. expressions of support — or at the very least, sympathy — for his family?
For that matter, why the deafening silence from Sweden, which just this morning happily recognized what it called the “State of Palestine,” unborn though it is. Where are the calls of outrage from anywhere in Europe, now struggling to track down homegrown domestic terror operatives as they return from Syria, trained by the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) to recruit others to the cause?
Or is everyone afraid …
Afraid the terrorists will turn on them next?
You’re too late, my friends. They’re already among you. You ignored the warnings, closed your eyes and your ears, waited too long. Don’t hold back now. Your only hope is to unite with the only friends you have left, and to pray that they forgive your betrayal.
As for Jerusalem, she waits eternally, cradled in the arms of God’s Chosen People. The Temple Mount must now reopen to those who wish to pray. Including Christians, and Jews. Enough is enough is enough.
