Congressional Democrats want to persevere the right of Palestinian supporters to boycott Jewish-made goods from Israel, but they oppose our right to boycott companies who boycott those goods. Convoluted, right?

This logically incongruent concept is ideologically entangled with the recent surge in Democratic antisemitism, which is fueled by the Democratic Party's allegiance (or"intersectionality") with Islam and the Palestinians. To unravel this mess, we need to start at the beginning.

What is this boycott movement and who is behind it? The boycott, divestment and sanctions movement (BDS) is anti-Israeli propaganda movement started by Palestinians and their supporters, which seeks to wage economic warfare on Israel with the intent of financially crippling the people and their government to create an opportunity for Palestinians to overtake the Jewish nation. "The BDS campaign does not support Israeli-Palestinian peace efforts, and rejects a two-state solution to the conflict" explains the ADL. BDS is an economic version of Palestinian terrorism with the same goals as related campaigns: arson terrorism, environmental terrorism, and terror tunnels. The BDS movement is simply part of the Palestinian movement that wants to destroy Jewish Israel and replace it with an Islamic Palestine.

Why do Democrats support the Palestinians and Islamic totalitarianism, while opposing the all-inclusive Jewish country of Israel? The Democratic Party is saturated by socialists and extreme leftists. Socialists and leftists see the world in a black and white version of rich and poor. They see Israel as rich, and hence bad, and the Palestinians as poor, and therefore victims. The Palestinians have taken advantage of the socialist support and dishonestly blamed their poverty on the Israelis. Palestinians also pulled the racism card to entice younger Democrats and claimed that the Israelis are discriminating against them based on race.

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