Dennis PragerFounder, PragerU · Founder of PragerU | NYT best-selling author

The Loathing of the Right and Israel

20 Mar 2025 · 2 min

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In this monologue, Dennis Prager argues that a substantial portion of liberals and the Democratic Party harbor an intense, almost irrational loathing and fear of the political right. He claims this hostility is so deep that it cannot be shifted toward the Republican Party. Prager further contends that the left actively supports anti‑Jewish terrorism and harbors a desire to destroy Israel, a small Jewish state, while showing relative indifference toward the violence and oppression present in many Arab and Muslim‑majority countries. He contrasts Israel’s legitimacy with the histories of other nations, suggesting a double standard in liberal moral judgments.

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A very large number of liberals, obviously the left will continue to vote for its party, the Democratic Party, but for most liberals, and it is almost impossible for me to find the correct metaphor, I said dyed in the wool, I said tattooed, but the depth of the loathing and fear of the right among liberals— I'm not talking leftists— is so deep that I, and I said to him, I don't think there's anything the left can do that would change a serious number of Democratic Party voters into voting for the Republicans. If this didn't do it, the, the Democratic Party membership and the, the left, what the left has done in supporting the terror of Jews because they're Jews, and the ongoing desire to destroy the one tiny Jewish state size of New Jersey. Among 21 Arab states and 52 Muslim states, they're, they're okay. Pakistan, which was, which was born in blood, overwhelmingly more blood than Israel's birth, not, not comparable. That's okay. Israel's not okay.