Israel and its supporters are frightened by the public outpouring of support for and solidarity towards the Palestinian people living in Gaza at American college and university campuses – so much so that they just sent a letter to the United States Congress demanding the passage of a new censorship law.

The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) in coordination with the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations is demanding that Congress renew special provisions in the controversial FISA (Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act) to allow for the silencing of anyone who in any way criticizes Israel's genocide in Gaza.

Infamously described as "the biggest expansion of domestic surveillance since the Patriot Act," the new FISA bill being pushed by the Jewish lobby contains added language that would basically criminalize free speech that upsets Zionists. It also compels "an enormous range" of U.S. businesses to start acting as NSA (National Security Agency) spies on behalf of Israel.

Many Americans have no idea that the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations even sent the letter, nor are they aware of the legislation being pushed. Once word gets out, there is likely to be a major outpouring of opposition to it – so do your part to spread the word in defense of the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which is under attack by the Jewish lobby.

According to reports, many Americans have been speaking out against the legislation, but to no avail as both chambers of Congress passed it with flying colors in a show of bipartisan support.

Republicans rarely agree with Democrats, and vice versa, except when it comes to matters relating to Israel. Both major political parties have been bought by Israel, which is why they are mostly all Israel first as opposed to America first.

In order to protect "the safety and security of Israel," as well as "to protect Jews in the U.S.," the Jewish lobby wants Section 702 of FISA to be renewed immediately, thus prohibiting "antisemitism" at college and university campuses.