🔥 RARE MOMENT OF TRUTH AT UNITED NATIONS: As world leaders used the UN podium to condemn Israel, we invited courageous Yemeni journalist @JustLuai to tell the truth: “Our problem in the Middle East is neither Israel nor the Jews. It is the Islamist dictatorships.”
Imagine the Jewish American family sitting down in a restaurant in 1943 and the person near them suddenly chanting "Deutschland über alles".
That is what happened when a Jewish family sat down in a restaurant in Sunnyvale / San Jose California and this woman started chanting "free Palestine".
Imagine the Jewish American family sitting down in a restaurant in 1943 and the person near them suddenly chanting "Deutschland über alles".
That is what happened when a Jewish family sat down in a restaurant in Sunnyvale / San Jose California and this woman started chanting "free Palestine".
@GadSaad@united@united is this Islamist still employed by your airline? What kind of background checks do you do? I will never fly @united if you don't transparently share how this terrorist got hired and how you've closed this hole... And of course fired this monster.
The French PM stood in front of cameras and denied Hamas' terrorism in Judea and Samaria, a day after his own citizen was murdered by a Hamas terrorist there.
All this is happenning under the @UN roof, in a city run by a mayor, who is himself a Hamas supporter.
If you're interested to hear some truth, I suggest tuning in tomorrow for PM @netanyahu 's speech.
Watch my full conversation with @EVargasTV on @NewsNation 👇🏻
Even Israel's haters have to admit Hamas numbers do not prove their accusations like indiscriminate targeting and other libels waged at Israel. Nor support the erroneous figures thrown around to do so (such as 70% of those injured in Gaza are women and children, often institutionally laundered such as in a July 2026 Oxfam report).
57% Adult males (18-64). Which does not account for Hamas, PIJ, and other groups documented recruitment, deployment, and use of child soldiers (from 12-17, and younger).
The numbers also do not tell you who was taking a direct part in hostilities (yes, children - i.e. a 17 year old boy, and women, and elderly can participate in hostilities) and become combatants, or lose their protection making them a legitimate target for the duration of that specific act they are taking part in.
All of which does not address the fact that numbers stripped of context does not reveal intent or actions of either side. Were civilians targeted? Who was killed? Who or what killed them? Were measure implemented to minimize civilian harm?
It is a fact that the IDF has implemented more measures to prevent civilian harm than any military in the history of urban warfare.
People who can't refute this, go back to the numbers and say but they were not effective. And the numbers still don't tell you that.
Thank you @GabrielEpsteinX for the great analysis.
🚨 EXPOSED: Citizen journalists just uncovered a MASSIVE network of fake daycares in Seattle taking up to $70K a MONTH in taxpayer money with ZERO kids inside! 🤯
When confronted, they panicked and raged.
Audit EVERY SINGLE ONE, shut down the fraud, and send in law enforcement NOW! 🇺🇸
I'm a journalist. And I happen to be Jewish. On Yom Kippur I went to a synagogue service in Toronto and was met by protesters trying to taunt and intimidate me from entering the building. 1/5
@Khaledhzakariah@BriannaWu I hate to say it, but as an american I too get more antisemitic hate from British people than any others. My FB DMs show this pattern sadly.
Liri Albag spent 477 days in a Hamas tunnel in Gaza. She posted a message today to one of the filmmakers of 'NAZA', Yuval Abraham, who left the army after two weeks over his politics and now travels the world calling Israel a genocidal state. The core of it is a survivor telling a plain truth, and the people who give Abraham standing ovations in Berlin and Los Angeles should read it:
“You know that even if you'd only been in the army for two weeks and got discharged because of your political views, if you'd fallen into Hamas captivity, as far as they're concerned you'd have been a soldier regardless?
And they probably would have abused you, for being a soldier (don't ask how I know that, but I do 😱)
You understand that on October 7, if you were near Gaza, none of the terrorists would have stopped and said:
'Hey, leave him alone, he's fine – we don't hurt him'
Or maybe you'd have simply joined the 'struggle to Free Palestine' and attack your own people?
At first I wanted to say you are 'blood of my blood,' but then I remembered we’re not the same—luckily!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ugh, disgusting
You sold out your people for people who wish for your death
And for that there is no forgiveness.”
This video still hits me every time I watch it. It’s one of the most moving and emotional videos of a live broadcast I’ve ever watched.
Lucy Aharish, an Arab Israeli news anchor for Channel 13, in the days after October 7, with country still on fire, and yet she just switched into English mid-broadcast and talked to the world like this is her home. Because it is.
She even apologized for doing it. “I’m sorry I’m using the microphone like this. As a journalist it’s the only weapon I have.”
Then she said OUR beloved country is under attack. Hamas is a terror organization. Not a government. Not a leadership. They murdered babies and children and old people and women and men in their beds. Kidnapped them. They fired rockets at civilians.
She didn’t spend one second making the story about being Arab. She said WE. Left, right, religious, secular, Jews, Christians, Druze, Muslims, people who came from everywhere. It’s the same fight. OUR lives. OUR kids.
Yes Israel argues. Every country argues. That doesn’t mean we don’t protect this place.
Then she went after the ones who still wouldn’t condemn it. “Imagine Saturday morning. Kids asleep next to you. Sirens. And suddenly some terrorist is in the house murdering your family in front of you. Can you imagine that? Look into our eyes. Stand with us.”
A lot of people were very careful that week. But she wasn’t. And that’s why I still play it.