The streets of Antwerp and Brussels now resemble a war zone, with Belgian soldiers armed with assault rifles standing guard outside Jewish schools and places of worship. This deployment is the grim result of a surge in antisemitic violence driven by a group calling itself Ashab al-Yamin. From arson attacks in London to bombings in the Netherlands, the peace of our European neighbors is being shattered by a hatred that should have no place in a civilized society.

This is the inevitable fruit of a hollowed-out social order that has prioritized abstract globalism over the hard work of community cohesion. When we allow sectarian grievances to be imported and radicalized on our own soil, we fail in our primary duty to protect the innocent. The targeting of ambulances and schools is a moral abomination. It is a direct assault on the quiet, daily life of the family. We must restore the rule of law with firmness and clarity, ensuring that no child has to pass a soldier just to enter a classroom.