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It is easy to (falsely) accuse Ron Paul of anti-Semitism because of his daily rants on the floor of Congress about the war on Iraq being fostered by Jewish lobbyists in America. Widespread suggestions make the connection and the so-called neocon movement clearly advanced the project. Paul opposes foreign aid to everyone in general and to Israel in particular. But Israel is not a product of the initiatives or the imagination of American or Israeli Jewish lobbyists, and to assume it is, as is widespread today in American academia and globalist pop culture, is itself anti-Semitic and virulently nihilistic. And these positions have tragically been fostered and nurtured by the American State Department under Secretary Clinton and President Obama. But you won't find that in Ron Paul. Rising political forces in Israel like Moshe Feiglin's "Jewish leadership" faction have long called for a breaking-free from American aid to Israel, much as Paul does.

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