Swan Song of the Jewish Left

Caroline Glick has written an excellent article for the Jerusalem Post entitled “The lonely Israeli Left.” She discussed the American Jewish Left and its affect on Israeli-American politics.
In her piece Glick comments:

Whereas Obama’s goal of openly distancing the US from Israel is a source of anxiety and frustration for Israeli leftists who believe that US pressure should be a means to the end of compelling Israel to give away land to the Palestinians, it is a positive development for American Jewish Leftists. Led by the new anti-Israel Jewish lobby J Street, and supported by groups like Americans for Peace Now, the Union for Reform Judaism, the Jewish Council for Public Affairs and the National Jewish Democratic Council, the American Jewish Left supports the White House’s hostile positions on Israel as an ends unto themselves.

Obviously, the ultra-liberal baby-boomer Jewish left is singing it’s swan song now with Obama. They realize that they won’t have another chance to inflict their confused philosophy on Israel, and so now they are pushing with all their might. This is a sad commentary on the exile-Jews who are pleading to a major power to relinquish that which it took them 2,000 years to regain!
On the edge of an assimilation/materialism-driven oblivion, Western Jewry are desperate to “make a difference.” Instead of returning to Torah Judaism, Western Jewry in the US turn to what is familiar to them: “let’s make peace.” Naively, they exert their resources and energy to further the values of other peoples and disregard their own. Song of Songs (1:6) relates:

My mother’s children were angry with me; they made me the keeper of the vineyards; but my own vineyard I have not kept.

ספר שיר השירים פרק א

בני אמי נחרו בי שמני נטרה את הכרמים כרמי שלי לא נטרתי

Rashi, the renown Jewish commentator interprets the meaning of the passage as follows:
The alien children of my mother incited me and made me keeper of the vineyards of idols, but the vineyard of my own true G-d I did not keep.