Jewish Diaspora & Antisemitism

WATCH: Women’s March leaders better suited to KKK, human rights attorney says

“If these women weren’t leaders of the march, they’d be members of the KKK,” says human rights attorney Brooke Goldstein, citing their “blatant” neo-Nazi behavior and anti-Semitism.

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