For decades, the fight against antisemitism has been driven by good intentions and by false illusions.

There was the belief that if we choose the right words, avoid offense, and wrap everything in political correctness, antisemitism would gradually fade away. It did not. It grew stronger, louder, and far more violent.

Political correctness and the fight against antisemitism cannot coexist.

President of Argentina Milei — he's breaking all the rules for the good.

After we lost our land. We were spread through the far corners of the earth. In these distant lands, we were prominent.

When you are prominent, you raise a human passion that is all too well known, it's called envy.

But when you fuse envy with vulnerability, when you're weak and you cannot defend yourself.

The combination of being prominent and weak is the deadly serum of anti-Semitism.

Antisemitism took a respite for a few decades. You couldn't really do that in polite society.

But it raised its head again.

Social media is the new battlefield, and this is where we must counter with our own weapons.

We're late in the game, but we will win this battle, too, as we won on the battlefield, because we are developing the means to fight this.

We're in the process of blocking the Iranian-Shiite radical axis.

There is another one: it's the Muslim Brotherhood, the radical Sunni axis.

We'll defend ourselves, but will the West defend itself? This is what we're here to discuss.

We have a big armada next to Iran. Bigger than Venezuela.

They want to make a deal. I know so. They called on numerous occasions. They want to talk.

Washington is open for business if Iran wishes to make contact.