At the Republican Jewish Coalition’s Annual Leadership Summit in Las Vegas, conservative icon Mark Levin unleashed a powerful, emotionally charged speech defending Israel, Judeo-Christian values, and the moral backbone of America. “If you’re a Jew hater, you’re a Christian hater,” Levin declared, setting the tone for a blistering address that drew roaring applause from the packed ballroom.
The nationally syndicated radio host and bestselling author didn’t hold back as he railed against what he called the “poison” of antisemitism creeping into both liberal circles and certain corners of the right. Levin accused public figures such as Tucker Carlson and Nick Fuentes of betraying the very ideals of freedom and faith that conservatives claim to uphold.
“For six months, I’ve been fighting these bastards,” Levin thundered. “And I’ve been looking over my shoulder for help — and found nothing. Nothing.”
He denounced the rise of isolationist rhetoric and those who flirt with neo-Nazi sympathies, accusing them of twisting patriotism into something dark and hateful. “They wrap their psychotic, unhinged Nazi-clan jihadism around American patriotism,” Levin warned. “You don’t get to claim you’re ‘America first’ while you line up with the Marxists, the Islamists, and Hamas. That’s not America first. That’s sick.”
Levin went on to condemn members of the conservative media world who, in his view, have lacked moral courage in confronting antisemitism. “We’re surrounded by cowards who have microphones, cameras, websites, and columns,” he said, adding that silence in the face of hate is complicity.
He urged conservatives to reject and “cancel” those who glorify tyrants or justify hatred. “We canceled David Duke. We canceled the Klan. We canceled Joseph Goebbels. And we’ll damn well cancel Hitler admirers, Stalin admirers, and Jew haters,” he proclaimed, his words met with a standing ovation.
Levin drew a direct link between antisemitism and hostility toward Christianity, saying both stem from the same rejection of faith and Western morality. “If you reject Judaism, you reject Christianity,” he said. “If you reject both, then you reject the American founding based on Judeo-Christian values.”
He turned his focus to the Middle East, praising Israel for defending religious freedom and safeguarding holy sites. “Who protects the Church of the Holy Sepulchre? The Israelis,” he said. “Who protects the Al-Aqsa Mosque? The Israelis. Who protects the Jewish and Christian sites in Israel? The Israelis.”
Levin dismissed accusations of apartheid against Israel as absurd. “Don’t tell me Israel is apartheid,” he snapped. “There are more Arabs in the Knesset than Jews in the U.S. House of Representatives.”
Celebrating what he called an “extraordinary” partnership between President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Levin likened their alliance to the historic relationships between Reagan and Thatcher, or Roosevelt and Churchill. “Trump and Netanyahu — stand up!” he exclaimed as the audience erupted in cheers. “These two men have accomplished extraordinary things for freedom and security.”
In his closing remarks, Levin warned that those who target Jews and Christians are ultimately attacking the very essence of the United States. “To the people attacking America by attacking Jews and Christians — you’re not going to get what you want,” he vowed. “We’re not going anywhere. Not now. Not ever.”
He concluded with a note of defiant optimism. “Ironically, you little [] have done more to unite us — Jews, Christians, believers in freedom — than anything else. Because Americans love liberty, the Bible, and the golden rule. We’re hooked at the hip — Jew and Christian — and nothing will come between us.”
{Matzav.com}
