@RomBraslavski He hoped to win Muslim votes, but they spat in his face. Europe is learning the hard way that supporting terrorists and honoring them will not save Europe, I don’t know why they thought that it will help them.
The intention is not to build a Jewish-only community. The goal is to find affordable housing.
For many Jews, it’s difficult to live in an area without other Jews nearby because of their religious needs, culture, traditions, and several other factors.
That’s why they look for areas where many Jewish families can move and live together.
But the goal is not to live without non-Jews. Non-Jews are absolutely welcome.
The point isn’t to live ONLY with Jews. The point is to live ALSO with Jews.
Notice that every country you mentioned that these countries are against Jews each country ruled by an authoritarian regime.
And about peace in the Middle East, Jews and Arabs did live peacefully together during certain periods before the rise of Zionism. But that peace came with a few important qualifications:
1) Jews were often treated as second-class citizens. Under many Islamic governments, Jews had a protected but legally unequal status, with restrictions and special taxes.
2) It wasn’t always peaceful. Jews experienced persecution, discrimination, and even massacres in parts of the Middle East and North Africa long before modern Zionism emerged.
3) The region was never free of conflict. Even during periods of peaceful Jewish-Arab coexistence, there were other conflicts, including tensions between Muslims and Christians, rival Arab groups, and competing political and religious factions.
So yes, peaceful coexistence existed, But pretending the Middle East was some peaceful paradise before Zionism is just a lie.
In 2024, Colombia’s left-wing president, Gustavo Petro, cut diplomatic ties with Israel and repeatedly compared Israel’s actions to Nazi atrocities.
But Colombia has now taken a dramatic turn. Voters elected right-wing President Abelardo de la Espriella, who restored diplomatic relations with Israel in August 2026.
And today, October 14, Colombia officially opened its embassy in Jerusalem.
Both the radical left and radical right can represent dangerous political extremes.
But here’s my theory:
Perhaps Colombian voters grew tired of weak economic growth, high prices, and political confrontation under the previous administration. Maybe they decided that ideological battles weren’t putting more money in their pockets.
And perhaps there’s another lesson here: Israel has more to offer the world economically, technologically, and diplomatically than some politicians are willing to acknowledge.
Could cutting ties with Israel have carried an economic cost that Colombia’s new leadership decided was no longer worth paying?
It’s only a theory, But the timing of this diplomatic reversal certainly makes it an interesting question.
🚨 Beware of this Lyft scam!
Yesterday, I booked a Lyft ride. A driver accepted my request, and the app showed he would arrive in 4 minutes.
10 minutes passed. No driver.
I checked his location, and he hadn’t moved an inch from where he was when he accepted the ride.
I waited another 10 minutes. Still nothing. The driver was sitting in the exact same spot!
Here’s the trick: Lyft has a cancellation policy where you may be charged a fee if you cancel after a certain amount of time.
So the driver accepts your ride, never shows up, and apparently hopes you’ll cancel so he can collect a cancellation fee without doing anything.
This is a trick passengers should watch out for on Lyft and Uber. 🚨
To be fair, I contacted @lyft customer support, explained what happened, and they were very helpful. They understood the situation and issued me a refund. Credit to Lyft for handling it properly! 👏
It depends. There are Jews who do not believe in modern Zionist ideology, but that belief does not require them to participate in pro-Palestinian protests or to side with our other enemies. This is something I can understand and respect, even if we have different opinions. However, Jews who participate in pro-Palestinian protests or side with our enemies are still Jews, because believing in Modern Zionism is not a requirement for being Jewish. Nevertheless, I believe that supporting such movements or siding with our enemies is highly inappropriate for a Jew.
@Average_NY_Guy Why do you think it’s a good thing half the world hates Israel, They already face unbelievable international pressure over actions that almost any other country would take during a war. The only thing they gain from giving equal rights is more terrorism.
@ChatGPTapp flagged me (again) for “Cyber Abuse” ☹️
My Hermes agent has been using my $200 Codex subscription only for legitimate work on my own servers, including managing my PBX, troubleshooting, and other authorized tasks.
I received one warning, appealed it, and a few hours later received another email saying the issue had been successfully resolved. Two days later, I received another warning. This time, my appeal was denied, and OpenAI did not explain which session or activity caused it.
I can still use my account, but the warning will remain. I am concerned that if I continue doing whatever triggered it, my account could eventually be closed.
At the same time, my $200 subscription was set not to renew. On July 2, the same day I received the second warning, the subscription was canceled. As soon as it ended, Hermes returned an error saying the free plan could not be used, so I do not believe the free plan caused the second warning.
I then upgraded to the $20 plan because I was unsure whether I should continue using Codex with Hermes. I may eventually need to switch to API usage, but I would prefer to avoid that for now because I do not know how much it will cost.
I am wondering whether having multiple Hermes/Codex sessions running at the same time through the Telegram bot and subthreads may have triggered the warning. I do not believe I used anything improperly, but perhaps the multiple sessions caused an issue. I also did not change the way I was using it, and I had already been using Hermes for close to a month before receiving the warning.
Hermes has also become much slower over the last 24 hours. I am not sure whether that is related to the warning, a server or storage issue, or a Codex issue. I have been asking Hermes to diagnose the problem, but it now takes hours to respond instead of seconds. I may create a second Hermes instance to diagnose the first.
Has anyone else experienced this? I really do not want to lose my main ChatGPT account. I would appreciate any advice that could point me in the right direction.
@BerelSolomon What’s going on? Are you seriously claiming that this is harassment when she’s showing kindness toward Jewish people? Because of messages like this, I no longer wonder why there’s so much antisemitism in the world.
@HsmdjHsmdj1@hasidic_1@GestetnerList אני לא חושב שזה כל כך מעניין בשבילך. הם מדברים על מגזין אורתודוקסי, ואומרים כמה טוב שהוא דן בנושאים מסוימים קונטרוברסליים ובסוגיות מסוימות קונטרוברסליות בתוך הקהילה האורתודוקסית