"Why Does the World Hate Jews and Embrace Islamists?": The Manifesto of the US Health Secretary

US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. published a manifesto of about 3,700 words in which he defended his statements against Arabs, attacked the Muslim Brotherhood, and praised Israel. He argued that criticism of Islamism is not racist, called Arab states dictatorships, and presented a graph comparing the Nobel Prize wins of Jews and Muslims.

US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. published a manifesto of about 3,700 words on his X account, in which he defended his statements against Arabs, attacked the Muslim Brotherhood, and heaped praise on Israel and Jews. Kennedy did not apologize for his remarks from last week, according to which Arabs do not produce science and literature, and accused the journalists who covered them of omitting context. He argued that criticism of Islamism is not Islamophobia, and called all 22 Arab states "autocratic dictatorships." In contrast, he praised Israel as a "firm and brave bastion of liberty and Western values." The manifesto includes a graph comparing the Nobel Prize wins of Jews and Muslims, and claims that hatred of Jews is a foundation of Islamism. Kennedy also attacked Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic candidate for Senate in Michigan, alleging a connection to the Muslim Brotherhood.