The Future of Israel and the American Right | Tom Woods Show #2807

William Wolfe gave a speech in Jerusalem about Israel and the American right that ignited a firestorm; J. Burden and I discuss. William Wolfe's speech at NatCon Jerusalem — and the meltdown it caused — is the tell for the bigger fight happening inside the American right right now. NatCon is Yoram Hazony's National Conservatism conference, and holding an event in Jerusalem left plenty of people expecting the usual: American conservatives arriving to perform loyalty. Wolfe did the opposite. In roughly twenty minutes he told a mostly Israeli audience that the old arrangement between the United States and Israel is ending, and that it will not be saved by appeals to the Bible or by rote accusations of antisemitism. J. Burden and I break down: • Wolfe's three reasons the American right is shifting — war weariness and the Middle East forever wars, the post-Trump turn toward national sovereignty, and the treatment of Christians in the Middle East • The coalition math he laid out about the Jewish share of the Republican electorate, and why it landed like a grenade • His closing appeal to Washington's Farewell Address — "habitual hatred or a habitual fondness" — and what that means for a po…