Jew Haters Always the Most Shocked Finding Out They Can't Bring That Ugly to Israel

That's how we roll...here.

But doesn't it come as a rude shock that the rest of the world doesn't see them in quite the same crusading light as they see themselves? Even worse, when that venom is directed at people who are in a constant state of emergency on any given day, and the progressive/commie antagonist is actively working on behalf of those interests who are doing their utmost to literally annihilate them. Publicly advocating and championing the cause of groups who would wipe them from the face of the earth.

Former Squad member Cori Bush is one of these low-life lesser lights.

Missouri Rep. Cori Bush's criticism of Israel's actions in Gaza sparks pushback

...JASON ROSENBAUM, BYLINE: Cassandra Butler, a political scientist who lives in Ferguson, thinks Cori Bush's criticism of Israel comes from what Butler argues are similar situations faced by Palestinians and African Americans.

CASSANDRA BUTLER: And so African Americans as oppressed people and Palestinians as oppressed people - we found that we had that kinship there.

ROSENBAUM: Before getting elected to the House in 2020, Bush participated in the protest movement in Ferguson sparked by a police officer shooting and killing 18-year-old Michael Brown. She's long argued there are commonalities between the Black experience in the U.S. and the Palestinian experience. Bush's stances on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict have come into sharper focus recently, especially after Hamas killed about 1,400 Israelis and took more than 200 people hostage last month. She's the lead sponsor of a House resolution urging President Biden to push for a cease-fire. And she's decried the Israeli military assault, which Palestinian health officials say has killed more than 10,000 people.

In a tweet, she said that she can't be silent about what she labels as, quote, "Israel's ethnic cleansing campaign." That characterization is rejected by most of her fellow Democrats. And the Israeli government says its aim is to destroy Hamas so it can never attack again but that the group places fighters and bases among civilians. Biden's administration has said a cease-fire would give Hamas time to regroup and instead has urged the use of humanitarian pauses to allow aid and people to safely move within Gaza. Bush says her advocacy for a cease-fire is about saving lives....

Unseated in the Democrat primary by moderate and pro-Israel challenger Wesley Bell in 2024 (a primary season that also saw the demise of Squad member Jamal 'Fire Alarm' Bowman's short congressional tenure), Bush was counting on a comeback this past summer against Bell. She felt the winds had shifted significantly enough against Israel that her 'Free Palestine' and genocide schtick would stick. Maybe some of the visceral anger about the October 7 massacre had worn off, too.

So, she did her best to play the 'AIPAC is coming for us' sympathy card to whip up support from the Pallywood movement, casting the action group as the genocide perpetrator's Goliath waging war against the Pally freedom fighters, like her.

Here she is explaining she's only fighting for humanity on Kat Abughazaleh's podcast (a terrorist sympathizer and former congressional candidate herself).

Abughazaleh is best remembered for being unceremoniously bounced along the tarmac after being dumped during an ICE protest outside of Chicago.

🚨ICE did this to a Democratic Candidate named Kat Abughazaleh!

Was ICE justified?

A. YES
B. NO pic.twitter.com/d1nlJZmMUo

— Anti Left Memes (@AntiLeftMemes) November 11, 2026

I could watch that all day.

Anyway, Bush's St. Cori act is a bit much, but all in the service of Hamas.

Rep. Wesley Bell held onto his seat in spite of the challenge, which was naturally blamed on 'AIPAC coming for Bush.'

She was pretty angry about conceding. The Jews again, mostly, you know.

...“St. Louis, you deserve a representative that sees you, that hears you, that cares about every single one of you,” Bush said. “That’s why I’m looking at every single one of you, because you deserve that. That’s the lowest bar.”

Bush campaigned on cutting off aid to Israel, citing reports by Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch that have called Israel’s actions in Gaza a genocide. Bell criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu but has said the U.S. needs to support its allies in the Middle East. He also declined to call Israel’s actions in Gaza a genocide.

Bush’s campaign criticized the amount of money that Bell had received from pro-Israel groups like the American Israel Public Affairs Committee and its political action committee, the United Democracy Project PAC. But her campaign didn’t have enough money to respond on television to Bell’s barrage of advertisements. 

Still, Bush said the fact that Democrats are souring on groups like AIPAC – and are more critical of what Israel is doing in Gaza, Lebanon and Iran – is encouraging.

“And when I said last time, ‘AIPAC, I’m coming to tear your kingdom down?’ Let’s be clear. That kingdom is falling down, and I ain’t done,” Bush said. “And I’m not just coming for AIPAC. This ain’t even about AIPAC. The billionaires, the corporations that think they’re people – that’s who I’m coming for.”...

So Cori Bush remains an angry, resentful, but private citizen.

And now she's snortin' fire, because she got to the airport this morning for her flight to Israel, and, during that last transfer in Newark, it seems there was a problem.

Israel had canceled her visa.

She mad.

And she did what Cori Bush does, which is run her mouth, bad-mouthing Israel, first thing.

Anti-Israel Democrat Cori Bush has a meltdown after her visa was revoked as she was heading to Israel. “My visa to Israel is revoked. Why? Because I spoke about what you did. Because I spoke about the atrocities happening to human beings.” https://t.co/2BhWpkBQAv

— Oli London (@OliLondonTV) November 13, 2026

This is terrible, right? How rude of them not to welcome that Bushy little ray of homicidal sunshine into their country to bad-mouth it while she was there, right?

Who's to say she wasn't just going to visit the Wailing Wall, the Old City of Jerusalem, and take in the historic sights? Maybe actually add some first hand depth to her skin deep knowledge of the area.

Could be innocent enough. Certainly what she makes it sound like - that she's being punished for thought crimes by the supposed 'only democracy' in the Middle East.

...Bush, a former member of the far-left “Squad,” said Thursday that Israeli authorities canceled her electronic travel authorization while she was at Newark Liberty International Airport preparing to board a flight to Tel Aviv. Transportation Security Administration officers flagged the issue at the security checkpoint, she stated in a social media video.

In response, Bush mocked Israel’s democratic status, writing: “They revoked my visa? Not the ‘only’ democracy in the Middle East? It’s still Free Palestine from wherever I am.” She blamed the decision on her criticism of Israeli policy and U.S. support for the Jewish state.

HUH

Just a tourist?

You knew there had to be more to it with her, and danged if there isn't.

What Miss Butter-Wouldn't-Melt-In-Her-Hateful-Mouth forgot to mention was the fact that she has a new paying gig, and who that employer is might have had a teensy bit to do with why she got bounced off that flight into Tel Aviv.

At least she's holding true to Jew-hating form - only making money on it now.

Israel has revoked the entry authorization of former U.S. Rep. Cori Bush after the ousted Missouri Democrat registered as a paid foreign agent to organize “fact-finding” tours of Judea and Samaria designed to promote anti-Israel narratives to American lawmakers.

Oh, wait, WHUT?

...The revocation comes days after Bush filed under the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) to work for the International Federation for Rights and Development (IFRD), a Brussels-based nonprofit led by Palestinian filmmaker Gamaal El Attar. Filings show Bush and her former campaign manager, Stephany Spaulding, are to receive roughly $25,000 through January — including $6,000 a month plus FARA compliance fees — to recruit current and former members of Congress for delegations aimed at elevating Palestinian claims against Jewish communities in Judea and Samaria.

Bush visited the region in October and publicly referred to Israeli residents as “invaders.” The former congresswoman has a long record of hostility toward Israel, including votes against Iron Dome funding and statements comparing Israeli security measures to Jim Crow. She lost her Democratic primary in 2024 to pro-Israel challenger Wesley Bell and was defeated again in 2026.

I'd have to say it is a visa rejection of an entirely different color after hearing that side of the story.

What a miserable, mendacious, malevolent piece of work she is.

And I don't see the problem with getting to the Middle East. She's always welcome to fly into Syria, or somewhere, right?

You go, girl.

Seriously.

GO.