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Ultra-Orthodox Jewish men block a street during a protest against army recruitment in Jerusalem, Sunday, June 2, 2024. Israel's Supreme Court is hearing the cases against the military enlistment exemptions of ultra-Orthodox Jewish men as the Israeli military's manpower has been strained by the nearly eight-month-long war against Hamas in Gaza. Its decision is expected in the coming weeks. (AP Photo/Leo Correa)

Bold & Blunt: Youthful embrace of Hamas over Israel

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A new poll shows about a third of voters between the ages of 18 and 24 years old think Israel has no right to exist as a nation in the Middle East. And boom, right there is the culmination of years and years of leftist indoctrination in America’s public schools and places of higher learning.

The antisemitic displays on college campuses are really just a drop in the hat of how much Jew-hatred and pro-terror group sentiments are flowing through the minds of America’s youth.

"Evangelical young adults’ support for Israel has dropped in half," says Dr. Jeff Myers, president of Summit Ministries. "They actually prefer Hamas ... over the United States and over Israel."

Ignorance? Or evil?

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"I think it’s a really tough question," Myers says.

Tune in for more on this all-important discussion.

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