In point of fact, Khanna and the group he was with approached an IDF base near the West Bank off limits to civilians. He and his group were questioned, warned against trespassing and sent on their way without incident.
If Khanna had done the same with regard to a U.S. military base, he would be subject to the same treatment and he knows it. This is nothing more than a cheap publicity stunt to launch a White House bid.
Khanna took a page out of Tucker Carlson's book. Back in February, Carlson claimed he was detained by Israeli authorities at Ben-Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv. In point of fact, Carlson was asked standard questions by Israeli officials as he entered the country. Given Carlson's notoriety was done in a VIP lounge. Quick!!! Invoke the Geneva Conventions.
The problem, of course, is that anti-Israel sentiment runs so deep that both Carlson and Khanna can make up a bullshit story to whip up their anti-Semitic followers as well as drive mainstream media attention.
Not only is there no meaningful difference between the Far Left and the Far Right, but they end up meeting at the same place.
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