The irony of his statement is deep. If the people who feel persecuted by antisemitism cannot defend themselves doesn't that imply they are lower than other groups? If they need protection from other groups they are not equal to the groups that defend themselves. The notion they cannot defend themselves is in itself antisemitic!

The irony of his statement is deep. If the people who feel persecuted by antisemitism cannot defend themselves doesn't that imply they are lower than other groups? If they need protection from other groups they are not equal to the groups that defend themselves. The notion they cannot defend themselves is antisemitic!

The irony of his statement is deep. If the people who feel persecuted by antisemitism cannot defend themselves doesn't that imply they are lower than other groups? If they need protection from other groups they are not equal to the groups that defend themselves. The notion they cannot defend themselves is antisemitic!

The irony of his statement is deep. If the people who feel persecuted by antisemitism cannot defend themselves doesn't that imply they are lower than other groups? If they need protection from other groups they are not equal to the groups that defend themselves. The idea itself is antisemitic

The irony of his statement is deep. If the people who feel persecuted by antisemitism cannot defend themselves doesn't that imply they are lower than other groups? If they need protection from other groups they are not equal to the groups that defend themselves.