"There's no such thing as Jewish terrorism, it's an antisemitic campaign"

Dr. Eddie Cohen attacked on Channel 14 the campaign against "settler violence," asserting that the term "Jewish terrorism" does not exist and encourages global antisemitism. He said that the use of the phrase by elements in Israel harms Jews worldwide and echoes an antisemitic narrative. It was also reported that the campaign has been strengthening since the Simchat Torah massacre, and according to Dr. Tzvi Elhayani, it is breaking records in recent months.

On the program "Yoman Tzahorayim" on Channel 14, Dr. Eddie Cohen, a commentator on Arab affairs, attacked the campaign against "settler violence" and asserted that the term "Jewish terrorism" does not exist and encourages global antisemitism. According to him, the use of the phrase by elements in Israel harms Jews around the world and echoes an antisemitic narrative. Cohen explained the absurdity of the phenomenon from a sociological and linguistic perspective, noting that a Jew living in the US, Colombia, or Mexico is affected by the use of the term. The article also stated that the campaign has been strengthening since the Simchat Torah massacre, and according to Dr. Tzvi Elhayani, it is breaking records in recent months, with reports and commentaries on "Jewish terrorism" appearing frequently, sometimes before the facts were clarified.

"There's no such thing as Jewish terrorism, it's an antisemitic campaign"