Radical left-wing Rep. Jerrold Nadler, who was for the Iran nuke sellout, has come out against Ambassador David Friedman.
Ambassador Friedman was chosen by the President-elect to serve as ambassador to Israel. Numerous Jewish organizations have testified to Friedman's pro-Israel credentials. But he has come under attack from the anti-Israel left. Especially J Street, an anti-Israel hate group whom he has been critical of.
Tellingly, Jerrold Nadler's press release attacking Ambassador Friedman for being excessively pro-Israel uses language closely reflective of J Street's attacks on Friedman.
J Street has consistently misrepresented Friedman's criticism of its anti-Israel supporters as an attack on all liberal Jews or supporters of two states. Nadler's press release closely mirrors that same language.
"Mr. Friedman’s appointment is even more disturbing given his hateful rhetoric in describing, for example, some supporters of a two-state solution," Nadler writes in his release.
The "supporters" are supporters of J Street. This has been widely covered by the media. So what is Jerrold Nadler trying to hide?
Jerrold Nadler is well aware that many of his constituents, unlike him, are pro-Israel and therefore opposed to J Street. And he's trying to hide his support for the anti-Israel hate group.