The Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society (HIAS)—America’s largest Jewish pro-“refugee” organization, has demanded that the U.S. “take a leading role” in bringing even more Muslims to that country—but at the same time, stands firmly with Israel which refuses to take in a single Muslim “refugee” because they will “threaten” that country’s existence.

According to an article in the Jerusalem-based Times of Israel, HIAS “aims to push the United States to remain open to those seeking a haven from violence and persecution.”

Rabbi Jennie Rosenn, HIAS vice president of community engagement, speaking at the meeting.

“It is a core Jewish value to welcome strangers,” Rabbi Jennie Rosenn, HIAS vice president of community engagement, said at a press conference.

“It is mentioned in the Torah 36 times. It is the rare commandment that is given a reason: ‘Because we were strangers in the land of Egypt.’ It’s a core value, but it’s also our history.”

Mark Hetfield, president of HIAS.

The Times of Israel went on to quote Mark Hetfield, president of HIAS, as saying that the “American Jewish community is once again calling upon the international community as a whole to support refugees.”

“It’s a really important time to reaffirm our commitment to refugees. Our organization has shifted from one who helps refugees because they’re Jewish to one who helps refugees because we’re Jewish,” Hetfield said.

According to the Times of Israel, 200 synagogues and 1,300 rabbis “pledged to take action through educating others about refugees, advocating with elected officials for better policies, raising money to support refugees.”

HIAS is a member of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations (COPMAJ), and is directly supported by the Jewish Federations of North America (JFNA).

All three these organizations—HIAS, COPMAJ, and the JFNA, all fanatically support Israel, and actively engage in what they call “advocacy” for the Jewish state.

However, none of these organizations go as far as advocating that any of these Muslim “refugees” should actually go to Israel—a state which is far closer to the conflict zone.

In fact, in September 2015, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected accepting any “refugees” into Israel saying that his country was “not in a position to take them in.”

Israel’s “lack of demographic and geographic depth” requires controlling its borders against both “illegal migrants and terrorism,” Netanyahu added.

The L.A. Times report quoting Netanyahu went on to say that the “reference to demographics referred to oft-expressed concerns in Israel about the country’s Jewish population being overwhelmed by non-Jews.”

For many Israeli Jews, the L.A. Times continued, “even the smallest number of additional non-Jews is a potential threat, and the Syrian refugee crisis and the debate about Israel’s role has reawakened the country’s most deep-seated fear—that of losing the Jewish majority and subsequently the character of the Jewish state.”

The Daily Mail also reported Netanyahu’s comments, but added that, “far from welcoming refugees from war-torn countries, he said Israel would soon begin the first 18-mile phase of a secure border fence to seal off the country’s frontier with Jordan.

“This is in addition to the 143-mile barrier along the Egyptian border that was completed in 2013. The Jewish state already has fences on the Lebanon border and along the line between the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights and Syria,” the Daily Mail added.

All this does not show much of a “core Jewish value to welcome strangers” as claimed by HIAS.

In other words, the Jewish state—which HIAS, COPMAJ, and the JFNA, all support—refuses to take in any Muslim refugees because that state—and the Jews who support it—understand very well that taking in thousands of these “refugees” will destroy Israel’s racial homogeneity and threaten its future existence as a Jewish state.

Knowing this to be the case, the question can therefore be legitimately asked: why would the Jews of HIAS, COPMAJ, and the JFNA, all be working as hard as they can to bring these same “refugees” to America?

This is especially pertinent in light of the fact that they all know that bringing them into America will destroy the U.S. in the same way that it would destroy Israel.

These Jewish organizations are well aware of what they are doing, and are doing it deliberately so as to racially destroy the United States.

There can be no other reason for their blatant hypocrisy on the matter.

* To add insult to injury, according to its latest financial statement, HIAS gets at least 55 percent of its funding from the U.S. government.

This is made up of a $16,959,850 grant from the U.S. Department of State, a $2,546,469 grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, and $25,454 in “Other domestic government grants”—adding up to $19,531,773 out of HAIS’s total income of $35,339,247.