What does the Muslim world think of Jews?

Earlier today, the political social media world erupted with universal sanctimony and outrage over Donald Trump’s comments suggesting the U.S. bar all Muslims from entering the country.  Let’s put aside, for a moment, the problematic nature of Trump’s position in which he included citizens among those he’d exclude.  Obviously, that is unconstitutional (exclusion of non-citizens is absolutely constitutional). The political elites are expressing moral outrage and righteous indignation over such an expression of bigotry.

Well, I just want you to consider the following two facts and juxtapose them to each other.

First, over the next 10 years, the U.S. is likely to admit over 1 million immigrants from predominantly Muslim countries.  That does not include the well over 1 million from those countries who will likely enter on long-term non-immigrant visas, most prominently, student visas.  And these are conservative estimates.

Now consider the following study from Pew Research in 2010 regarding views of individuals living in Muslim countries towards Jews which Mark Levin mentioned it on his show tonight.

Now keep in mind the state of Europe in regards to Islamic immigration and the increasing frequency of stories of racist treatment of Jews.  Now pair this with the first fact listed above with regard to the source of America’s Islamic immigration.

Which immigration policy reflects true compassion, humanity, and tolerance?

Anyone who is not concerned about this trend and what it portends for American Jews is being sanctimonious and not concerned with actual tolerance.

The chart speaks for itself.

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