War Against the Jews How to End Hamas Barbarism

The real issue was whether they should be prosecuted this bar prosecuted for purgey for conspiracy for obstruction of justice nobody watching those testimony could believe a word of that.

I mean you have these things of the cell towers showing that he's near her house at 10 o'clock at night that he leaves it for in the morning they were not playing scrabble and this was well before she hired him at seven hundred thousand dollars if this judge believes them.

It will really disserve the interests of justice everybody knows that they're lying and therefore there is a real conflict of interest but I suspect the judges not going to have the courage to define that maybe he'll find that.

Maybe he'll find the parent conflict or possible conflict or an appearance but that may not be enough and the Georgia law so it's Georgia that's on trial now it's the judges on trial and we're a long way from Donald Trump and his co-defendants being on trial.

Alan's latest book is titled as he mentioned there war against the Jews how to end Hamas barbarism maybe Senator Chuck Schumer should read it up next

Joining me now to discuss the legal ramifications of what's happening and what might happen in Texas as they take on the federal government at the border, Alan Dershowitz, constitutional law expert and professor emeritus at Harvard Law School. He's also the author...

Can't get enough of that story and read his latest book War Against the Jews.

Now he's written the upcoming book War Against the Jews. How to End Hamas Barbarism, which is set to be released in December.

No, I started on October 7th. I actually violated my religious principles and worked on Saturday and began writing the book, called my publisher on the 8th.

And I wrote the book. Yeah, you know, fairly. What happened on October 7th and Israel's reaction to it, what's going on on campuses, what's going on all around the world.

And I think it's a pretty good summary and analysis of and forecasts about where we're going from here.

The book, I'm basically an atheist, not Jewish. Had a step-grandfather who was a Hungarian Jew who fled during World War II because his family was being exterminated. And I learned a lot from him, and I've always just been a fan of the Jews without any attachment to them. Spiritual attachment, but not religious attachment. But I've always been like, the Jews aren't the problem. Wherever they are, they're not the problem, and that's just my bird's eye view of the Jews, and I've never wavered from it, and it's even stronger today. I can't figure out why so many people don't share that opinion.

I'm a fan of a lot of Jews. I'm also an enemy of a lot of Jews. I'm an enemy of Norman Finkelstein, who was a Jewish anti-Semite. Gertrude Stein, who supported Adolf Hitler and nominated him for the Peace Prize, the Nobel Peace Prize. So there are good Jews and there are bad Jews, and there are religious Jews and there are secular Jews like me, but the one thing that unites all Jews is that so many people hate us without understanding, without any good reason. They just hate Jews. Sometimes it comes from the right, sometimes it comes from the left. Today it even comes from the center, and people forget that the attack on Jews didn't start when Israel went into Gaza. It started the day after the horrible barbarism of October 7th, when women were raped and children beheaded and burned. That's when the attack on Jews began.

I think people don't realize that in any war, there's a ratio of civilians to combatants. And I know maybe Iraq, it was three or four to one with America, three or four civilians per soldier. I think Israel's got it down to two to one, which is statistically low, which is all stuff that nutty emotional people don't want to hear, but it actually makes a difference when you're talking about this.

The book is called War Against the Jews, How to End Hamas Barbarism, and also you should check out War on the Woke as well because Alan is, I don't know, I find you fascinating, I admire your energy, I admire your stamina, 85 years young, still a flamethrower, still bringing it. I'll tell Mark Geragos you said hi when we wrap it up here. Happy Hanukkah, Merry Christmas, happy Kwanzaa to everybody.

The same thing is true in universities today. There's nobody there to stand for principle. Everybody is part of a group. Today, when you go to college, you specialize in black studies or in women's studies or in gay studies. You don't specialize in learning. You don't specialize in learning how to think.