In a provocative speech delivered at the National Conservatism Conference in Jerusalem last week, Passage Press publisher Jonathan Keeperman explained to an audience composed largely of Jewish nationalists why the younger members of the American right feel dwindling sympathy for the Israeli cause. Keeperman explained that Fifty-seven percent of Republicans under 50 fall into this group. Although most Boomer Republicans still express a commitment to the Jewish state, this sentiment grows weaker the further away one moves chronologically in age among Republicans.
