Zionists playing dirty tricks on and making nasty accusations of “anti-semitism” is to be expected for those who dare criticize Israel’s genocide tactics and mistreatment of the Palestinians are part of political life in Washington, DC. A recent example of this is the full-page ad in Saturday’s New York Times paid for by The World Values Network, a pro-Zionist group. Featured in the ad was a grainy image of Sidney Blumenthal and his son Max Blumenthal, demanding that “Hillary Clinton must disavow her anti-Israel advisors” allegedly because “he was obsessed with painting the Jewish state in the most unflattering light” in emails to Clinton when she was Secretary of State. The ad cites Blumenthal writing on March 20, 2010, that “The policy of the present Israeli government is endangering the lives of American soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan.” Blumenthal is also attacked for noting Israeli “settlers’ theft of water from Palestinian towns” and, according to the ad, sending Clinton an article “claiming Israel was pursuing goals contrary to U.S. interests, while ‘starting a rebellion’ against the United States.” Though such comments might seem like no-brainers to anyone who has followed Israel’s mistreatment of Palestinians and how that behavior has inspired Islamic extremism, The World Values Network views the comments as [...]