Bill Maher in an unrestrained monologue against anti-Semitism watch

In a sharp, unfiltered monologue that quickly went viral, American TV host Bill Maher decided to put a merciless face on the wave of anti-Semitism sweeping the West. On the occasion of the 78th birthday of the State of Israel, Maher refused to continue participating in the laundry of words and launched a frontal attack against the hypocrisy of both the progressive left and the extreme right. watch

The moderator began by announcing a “new law” according to which it is time to stop hiding behind washed-up words like “Zionism” or “Netanyahu” and admit the bitter truth of hatred. He made it clear that whoever chooses to see Israel as the most monstrous country in the world when it comes to human rights, is simply suffering from deep hypocrisy or complete ignorance that has no grasp of the regional reality.

Maher based his arguments on the appalling inconsistency of the critics, who completely ignore atrocities and human rights violations in countries such as China, Iran, Sudan or North Korea. He emphatically stated that this extreme imbalance is the clearest proof that this is pure anti-Semitism, and summed up the distorted media reality in the short sentence: “No Jews, no news.”

“Having Jews is not just acceptable now, it’s cool. Celebrities love it and make it trendy. This is Che Guevara’s new t-shirt”

The monologue also focused on the unwritten alliance forged between the extreme right and the extreme left in America, who finally found a broad common denominator in their hatred of Israel. Maher presented alarming examples of this, starting with the right-wing man Tucker Carlson who hosts holocaust deniers, to the New York Times newspaper who hosts the extreme leftist Hasan Peiker, known there as a “progressive mind” while he calls for treating Zionists like a “rabies-sick neo-Nazi.”

“It’s enough to hide behind ‘Israel’, ‘Zionism’ or ‘Netanyahu’. If you think that when it comes to human rights Israel is the most monstrous country of all time, you either don’t read, or you don’t care about your hypocrisy”

According to him, this strange partnership has also permeated music and culture festivals, where emcees like Dan Bilzerian openly declare to millions of followers that they were ready to go and kill Israelis. Maher cynically wondered why such people’s lives revolved solely around Jew-hatred, and warned that this shared ignorance could lead the two extremes to work together to elect the next Hitler.

Maher also pointed a particularly sharp accusing finger at the corridors of the American academy, which he said had become a hotbed for harsh anti-Semitic rhetoric reminiscent of dark days in history. He quoted senior lecturers from leading universities in California who call the scores “bloodthirsty animals”, and firmly stated: “These are the kind of statements that Josef Goebbels would read and say: ‘Perfect, I have no comments’.”

“In universities, professors are now saying things that would make even Kanye West cringe, like calling the grades ‘bloodthirsty animals’. These are the kind of statements that Josef Goebbels would read and say: ‘Perfect, I have no comments'”

According to him, this hatred has now become legitimate, fashionable and cool among celebrities and brainwashed youth, brilliantly describing it as “the new Che Guevara T-shirt”. He pointed to the frightening reality that many Jews are now forced to hide their Star of David for fear of violence, while he claimed that hate crimes against Jews in America outnumber those against Muslims by a ratio of nine to one.

In the final part of the monologue, Maher made a sharp and direct indictment of the Democratic Party, accusing its leadership of cowardice and chasing young people who have been brainwashed by videos on the Tiktok app. He called these activists “spoiled brats” who do not understand what real liberalism is, and signed a political message to all those who criticize his strong line: “Until you fix this whole thing – stop asking me.”