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The Cocktail Party Contrarian: That’s Some Strategy, but Not for Protecting Jews

The Biden administration has crafted a national strategy about American Jews, not for them. The real strategic goal is to protect Democrats who fear their party is losing Jewish support.

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President Biden speaks during the celebration of Jewish American Heritage Month at the East Room of the White House, May 16, 2023. AP/Manuel Balce Ceneta
REBECCA SUGAR
REBECCA SUGAR

The Biden administration released what it called a “National Strategy to Combat Antisemitism” on May 25. The 60-page document is a strategy for something, but not for protecting American Jews. 

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REBECCA SUGAR
REBECCA SUGAR

Ms. Sugar is a writer and philanthropic consultant living in New York. She is married and has twin teenagers and an English Bulldog named Batman.

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