The American Spectator
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57% Informative
Bruce Bawer : A " March for Israel " was held in Washington , D.C. , mostly involving young Jews who’d traveled from all over the U.S. and Canada .
He says it didn’t look at all like a march. It was more like a rally, or perhaps a show or concert, with a stage and lectern and people getting up, one after the other, to speak or sing.
He wondered: Why, I wondered, not Benjamin Netanyahu ?.
Bruce Bawer : Where was somebody with a world-class sense of showmanship or oratorical genius? Where was — I don’t know — Steven Spielberg ? Woody Allen ? Mel Brooks ? Billy Joel ? Paul Simon ? He says the March for Israel came off as a response to the dozens of mind-blowing displays of ardent anti-Jewish hate that we’ve seen in cities around the world.
There are over 6 million Jews in the U.S. and Canada .
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