Yesterday I posted about antisemitic terror supporter Nerdeen Kiswani for the first time in a while.
Not long after I published that post, she was with her organization Within Our Lifetime being extra disgraceful, protesting outside Manhattan’s NYU Tisch Hospital, chanting “We don’t want no Zionists here”.
While it is not clear whether by “Zionists” they mean “Zionist” doctors or patients at the hospital or “Zionists” in general anywhere in New York or the world, let’s be clear: “Zionist” is almost interchangeable with Jew, given over 95% of Jews are what you would call Zionist. And while there are also non-Jews who support Israel, these haters almost always detest Jews, as I have shown too-many-times to mention (and even the Jewish ones hate authentic Judaism).
The fact the hospital is named for a prominent Jewish philanthropic family might be coincidence, but it also might not. Last year, haters in Toronto targeted Mount Sinai Hospital – specifically established because no hospitals in the city would hire Jewish doctors at the time – so there is precedence for this antisemitism.
Either way, targeting a hospital is bad enough. Imagine being a sick patient there, hearing the hateful chants going on outside, like “Say it loud say it clear, we don’t want no Zionists here” and “Resistance is justified when people are colonized.” Not that Within Our Lifetime care. Last year they did the same outside a a cancer center and pediatric hospital.
But it is actually even worse than this. Kiswani got some doctors to call in sick and deny patients care:
They might be wearing masks, but any doctor or other healthcare worker who called in sick yesterday should be investigated and fired if it is found they joined this protest and prioritized their antisemitism and terror support over their patients.
