If it said "From the River to the Sea" she wouldn't have lost her job. Pathetic. All patriots with money in this bank should withdraw their funds asap.
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"Schindler's List" does not empathize with the Nazis. But if you want to understand how many Jews may have complicated feelings towards them, this movie can help.
What a sick headline from The Economist.
Many of the Israelis slaughtered on October 7 were friends with the Gazans that maimed, murdered and raped them, and dedicated their lives to assisting and helping the people of Gaza. They were not spared.
The truth is, that Israelis are empathetic and never wanted the war that Hamas forced on them via their killing and kidnapping rampage - and by embedding their terror apparatus under homes, schools and hospitals across Gaza.
Whenever there has been a credible peace deal on the table with any of its neighbors, Israel has signed it. Israelis want peace, but more than that, they want to be live.
I didn’t go on @CNN to tell people what they wanted to hear. I went to tell the truth as I’ve witnessed it firsthand. I’ve spent years on the ground, speaking directly with Israelis and Muslims in Judea and Gaza. Truth doesn’t become less true because it makes people uncomfortable, and I’ll never stay silent simply because the room disagrees.
Thank you, Ambassador @GovMikeHuckabee, for standing with those willing to speak plainly.
I look at those two "filmmakers" and their film, NAZA. Absolute lies from beginning to end.
My country was the one torn apart on October 7. But it did not begin there. For decades, we Israelis have been targets of Islamist terrorists and extremists in Gaza and around the world.
Let me ask you something. Have you ever imagined seeing your friend beheaded? Your children bleeding to death? Your grandmother burning to death? What other extremist ideology has produced this much terror, this much evil?
For three years, I have lived with the atrocities of October 7. I put my life aside to create a record that could never be erased or forgotten. I went to sleep with these images every night, crying out to the world: Do not forget.
I have seen things I cannot even write about. I have watched atrocities that words cannot describe. Here in Israel, we have respect for the dead. We have never wanted to publish images of the bodies of those who were murdered. Their families do not deserve to live with those images forever.
If the full footage were released, many people would be psychologically harmed by images the human mind cannot process.
We never wanted war with Gaza. Lebanon did not interest us either. For years, we begged our government to end the constant attacks - decades of rockets and incendiary kites while we remained trapped in a disastrous policy of restraint that helped bring October 7 to our doorstep.
What would you do if a terrorist wearing a green headband broke into your home, abducted your wife and children, dragged them into a dark tunnel, starved them, and murdered them with his own hands? What if your neighbors were murdered in their beds? If your daughters were raped? What would you do?
Again and again, we watched a world driven by antisemitism blame us and turn the predator into the victim. We watched you threaten us, isolate us, condemn us.
We buried our dead and stood up again. Together. United. We fought back. We rose from the ashes and took back our skies. We lost soldiers. We lost our sons. In a war we never asked for.
We watched people celebrate the massacre against us and hit "like" on photos of our kidnapped children. And now we have watched people from within our own society sell their souls for money and sell us out for applause - the same kind of applause heard in Khan Younis when a crowd cheered as members of the Bibas family were returned in coffins.
We survived that cursed day. We stood up again. We fought on every front. Thousands of terrorists were eliminated. The IDF paid a devastating price while taking measures intended to avoid harming civilians. Had we not been stopped again and again, we would have continued to act against the Islamic regime - the head of the octopus behind so much of our suffering.
Many of us also fight on the information front, as platforms blur our evidence and silence us while Iranian agents and bots distort the truth.
Many of you know me through my documentation of October 7. The stories and testimonies will continue to be told. We will not surrender to pressure or vested interests. Deep down, you know the truth.
September 11, October 7, January 8, and the atrocities in Sweida - we have seen the bodies, the blood, and the horror. We know what murderous Islamist jihadists are capable of. And still, they receive applause from comfortable seats in Venice and elsewhere around the world. You have always looked away from our losses, just as the world now looks away while innocent Iranians are executed day after day.
Make no mistake. We are the ones condemning you. And in the name of every victim whose suffering you chose to ignore, we will never forgive you.
There is only one truth. You will never erase it. We never asked for war. But when war comes knocking at our door, we will be the ones who win.
This is me in 2023, looking at what they had done to us, realizing my life had changed forever.
When you watch Fauda Season 5, don't forget Matan.
Matan Meir was a producer of Netflix's Fauda and was killed by Hamas in Gaza.
He was 38 years old.
Lior Raz describes him as a most beloved man, with a heart of gold.
May his memory be a blessing.
Hamas commander Walid Haniyeh, who roasted two newborn Jewish babies in a microwave and killed a Christian tourist by ripping out her entrails after raping her on October 7, was killed in an operation
Let me introduce you to a brave young woman from my country, Iran.
Her name was Hadis Najafi. She was only 22 years old.
The morality police in Iran killed Mahsa Amini over a few strands of hair. Hadis Najafi responded by taking off her hijab entirely and going into the streets to protest the Islamic Republic.
Before going out to protest, Hadis filmed herself walking in the street. She said:
“I hope that years from now, I can look back and be happy that I went out to protest, because everything changed.”
She never got to see those years.
In September 2022, after Iran’s morality police killed Mahsa Jina Amini because they decided her hijab was “improper,” Hadis went into the streets of Karaj to end this barbaric regime.
She went for Mahsa. She went to demand freedom from a murderous regime.
Hadis was unarmed. Her voice was her only weapon. But Security forces opened fire.
I spoke to her family. They told me how they saw the pellet wounds all over her body her face, her neck, her chest.
Hadis was killed. And killing her was not enough.
The authorities pressured her family to say she died naturally. They withheld her body and tried to silence them.
Her family refused.
Even at her funeral, security forces surrounded them. They could not even mourn their 22-year-old daughter in peace.
Think about this:
First, they killed a 22-year-old woman, Mahsa, over a few strands of hair.
Then they killed another 22-year-old woman, Hadis, for protesting her killing.
They tried to erase Hadis.
Instead, she became a symbol.
Today, more women across Iran walk publicly without compulsory hijab.
Hadis dreamed that one day she would look back and see that everything had changed and Iran will be free from Islamic Republic.
That dream is not dead.
What shocks me is how many young people I meet at universities and colleges across the free world who have never heard her name. They know so many heroes from history, but they don’t know the heroes who are making history right now.
That is why I tell these stories.
Javier BarDingBat is calling for a boycott of Adidas.
Why? Take a wild fuking guess…
Because Adidas featured Shalev Biton, an Jewish Israeli hero and amputee who lost his leg after being hit by an anti-tank missile fired from Gaza.
Adidas created a program that allows amputees to buy ONE shoe instead of being forced to buy a pair — and Javier Bardem wants you to BOYCOTT them for featuring an Israeli.
Since Bardumb-dumb called for the boycott, Shalav is being harrased & threatened incessantly online.
Who wants to start a boycott of Javier Bardem for being a fcking lowlife?
Mark, let’s give Arizonans the whole picture. Arizona’s all-time regular-gas record was $5.39 a gallon on June 17, 2022—under Joe Biden.
Today, AAA reports approximately $4.54, about 85 cents below that peak. Phoenix–Mesa reached $5.69 under Biden, compared with $4.62 today.
Biden drove prices up intentionally to force green agenda.
Trump drove prices up to keep America free from a nuclear radical Islamic IRGC.
Prices will go way down after the conflict... Biden prices were designed to stay high.
Lies, distortion, woke, uninformed, party 1st-party always. Unqualified for any office.
They hanged him at dawn.💔
The Islamic Republic executed rapper Erfan Mirzaei on Sunday, September 6, at the morning adhan, in Dastgerd Prison in Isfahan. No warning. No last call to his family. The rope and the silence.
He was a young rapper. His crime was standing against a regime that kills to survive. He sang of freedom and hope in a country where a song can cost your life. Those who knew him remember a young man full of fire, art, and big dreams. The regime stole all of it in a single dawn, while the world slept.
He was arrested during the January protests and executed in secret, while the Islamic Republic continues slaughtering January protesters in Iran's prisons under a total news blackout.
His funeral is today, Say his name. Do not let the gallows have the last word.