The West has been shaken by the attacks of Hamas terrorists in Israel. Yet in capitals all over Europe, official communiqués of condemnation coexist with antisemitic celebrations in Arab neighborhoods and elsewhere.
The European Commission has initiated a “review” of EU aid to Palestinians (pulling back from one commissioner’s claim that the aid would be suspended), and EU governments have mostly condemned the attacks. Meanwhile, both the United States and Europe have seen pro-Palestinian demonstrations in their cities. The difference is that in Europe, the pro-Hamas Islamist awakening has highlighted the danger that a policy of mass immigration, endorsed by European political elites, has brought home. Those good Europeans — the ones who hung “refugees welcome” from their balconies — suddenly face a painful reality. As Giorgia Meloni and others have been warning for years, the European migration policy, driven above all by Angela Merkel, is a time bomb for the West.
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