In the Preventing Anti-Semitic Hate Crimes Act, the U.S. attorney general would have to probe hate crimes fueled by anti-Semitism; then come the requirements of axing the relatively low one-decade maximum for hate crimes and putting out official guidance to create a greater alert of anti-Semitic hate crimes.
Senate Republicans are working with their House counterparts to present a proper version of the Preventing Anti-Semitic Hate Crimes Act in their chambers as well.
Why Democrats largely oppose Israel
Days ago, President Biden made a somewhat lukewarm condemnation of anti-Semitism; however, in Biden remarks, he failed to acknowledge that members of his own party keep fueling attacks against Jewish Americans.
Despite Israel’s status as an American ally, Democrats have swarmed to support Palestine and condemn Israel.
Apparently, leftists take issue with Israel’s standing as a right-leaning nation; however, Democrats are also failing to consider the ramifications of their rhetoric. These ramifications include not just the rise of anti-Semitic attacks in America, but also the poor optics of demonizing an international ally.
