Why Politicians Won’t Condemn The IRGC Or Hamas

Show Notes

“If a U.S. Senate candidate can’t say a single clear sentence condemning the IRGC, and New York’s mayor needs two years and a mob outside a synagogue to finally call Hamas a terrorist organization, the problem isn’t confusion—it’s cowardice.”  
A 20‑year‑old Iranian‑American student asked Abdul El‑Sayed three simple questions about the regime that hunted his cousin and sentenced his uncle to death. Instead of saying “I condemn the IRGC,” he delivered a lecture about America being the “world’s policeman.” In New York, Zoran Mamdani spent two years dodging the word terrorist, only acknowledging Hamas after chants of “We support Hamas” erupted outside a synagogue. Meanwhile, global leaders at the UN attacked Israel while ignoring Iran’s executions, China’s Uyghur camps, Sudan’s mass displacement, and Russia’s kidnappings. In Canada, a synagogue shooting on Yom Kippur barely made political leaders flinch—yet $100 million was pledged to “aid” that will end up in Hamas’ hands. This is what selective morality looks like: politicians who only find their voice when Jews are dead, activists who vandalize mezuzahs but stay silent on real atrocities, and a world that punishes the one democracy in the region while excusing the regimes that terrorize their own people.

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