‘WTF Is This?!’ WaPo Shredded for Questioning ‘Where Jews Belong’ After Embassy Murders

WaPo Finally Takes Down Post About 'Where Jews Belong,' but Why Was It Up in the First Place?

'WTF?' WaPo questions 'where Jews belong’ after Israeli Embassy murders · American Wire News

The Washington Post triggered justified outrage Friday by raising questions about “where Jews belong.” The Post wondered “where Jews belong” in a report it filed about the antisemitic terror attack that occurred outside the Capital Jewish Museum in D.C. this week that left two Israeli Embassy employees dead. “The killings of two Israeli Embassy staffers amplify confusion felt since the Oct. 7, 2023 attacks about where Jews belong,” the story’s s…

WaPo Roasted for ‘Blatant Antisemitism’ of Article Asking ‘Where Jews Belong’ After DC Shooting: ‘Wherever I Damn Well Please’

The Washington Post was taken to task Friday afternoon for a column published that morning that many online agreed was antisemitic. The article, titled “For U.S. Jews, D.C. Museum Killings Deepen Resolve – and Fear,” questioned in its subhed and a tweet promoting it — neither of which were edited or deleted at pub time — “where Jews belong” in the aftermath of Wednesday’s shooting. “The killings of two Israeli Embassy staffers amplify confusion …

‘WTF Is This?!’ WaPo Shredded for Questioning ‘Where Jews Belong’ After Embassy Murders

(AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana) The Washington Post sparked a flurry of anger online Friday with a post on X that raised eyebrows by raising an offensive question in the wake of the murders of two Israeli embassy staffers, saying the grisly act of terror has amplified “confusion” about “where Jews belong.” “Um, wut,” wrote National Review’s Jonah Goldberg on Friday, quote sharing the Washington Post X account’s message, which included a link to an e…

We Did NAZI This Coming! WaPo Asks the Burning Question: 'Where Do Jews Belong?'

WaPo faces criticism for publishing a column asking “where Jews belong”, which many saw as antisemitic, after killings of two Israeli Embassy staffers in DC

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