Hatefest in White Plains, NY

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One thing you can count on, in the sick political world of the left wing: if a group proclaims they’re for “Peace and Justice,” it means they support violence and terrorism.

Case in point: WESPAC, a “Peace and Justice Action Network” in White Plains, New York, is trying to raise money to display an “art exhibition” titled Made in Palestine—featuring works like this vile painting depicting Ariel Sharon collecting and boiling blood from a Palestinian child, and this vile exhibit, glorifying Palestinian mass murderers.

From the official introduction to this hatefest:

To several of the artists, the subject of the martyrs is an all-important topic. A true martyr is anyone who gives his life in service of his people, including the rock-throwing children and suicide bombers that attack Israeli civilians.

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