Jenny Prochovnik

[Ryo 💞 @ryo_hermoso]

Pregunta queridos posteadores.🥳

A quien le crees ? 🤷‍♀️

Carlos Loret - Rt 🔁

Amlo - Like

Voten 👇🙋‍♀️

[Oli London @OliLondonTV]

Palestinian man, Mohammed Nazal, who was serving a jail sentence in Israel for terror-related offenses before being exchanged for Israeli hostages, claimed both his arms were broken by Israeli police officers while in jail.

After being released, he is seen embracing relatives with both of his arms in tact and perfectly normal.

However, shortly after greeting his relatives his arms were placed in casts while he was paraded in several staged Hamas propaganda videos where he claimed his arms had been broken prior to his release from prison.

🎥 @manc_lass3

[Jenny Prochovnik @JennProch]

@martivi12 Son criminales encarcelados, no rehenes!! Es una gran diferencia!!

[יוסף חדאד - Yoseph Haddad @YosephHaddad]

Do you want to boycott Israel? This video will tell you how!
Go for it!

@emilykschrader

[Luai Ahmed @JustLuai]

A family member told me that I "should raise the Palestinian flag if I care about the innocent children and civilians who are bombed in Gaza."

I will NOT raise the Palestinian flag specifically because I care about the innocent children and civilians who are bombed in Gaza.

I will NOT raise the Palestinian flag because innocent children are bombed in Gaza because of Hamas.

I will NOT raise the Palestinian flag because this flag is weaponized to exacerbate an antisemitic agenda that I will not stand by.

I will NOT raise the Palestinian flag because most people who raise the Palestinian flag scream, "From the river to the sea, the Jews will be eradicated.”

I will NOT raise the Palestinian flag because I care for innocent Palestinian lives, but I do not care for terrorism.

I will NOT raise the Palestinian flag until the majority of Palestinians collectively condemn and ex-communicate Hamas.

I will NOT raise the Palestinian flag until Palestinians wish to live in peace side by side with the Jews.

I will NOT raise the Palestinian flag because I do not have to prove my humanity and empathy to those who do not seek peace.

I will NOT raise the Palestinian flag until Palestine is free from Hamas.

[Jenny Prochovnik @JennProch]

@ExpediaHelp Desde junio compramos los vuelos hicimos otras reservaciones y todas menos está están entonces no es un tema de la
Aerolínea es un tema de
Ustedes y no quieren hacerse responsables

[Jenny Prochovnik @JennProch]

Nunca compren sus vuelos en @ExpediaMX @Expedia no se hacen responsables de sus reservaciones y se deslindan del problema!!

[Hussain Abdul-Hussain @hahussain]

As Arabs, our message to the world cannot be restricted to eliciting global sympathy for the children of Gaza. We cannot depict ourselves as helpless children, behind whom we hide our failure to control our Hamas thugs who massacred 1300 non-combatant Israelis. This is a moral failure that the world sees but that we try to hide behind the “rights of the Palestinian people,” rights that none of us are willing to articulate. Free Palestine can mean anything, from an Arab Palestinian state living in peace next to Jewish Israel to an Arab Palestinian state instead of Jewish Israel.
For Arab Israeli peace to happen, and since Palestinians are either children, or Hamas thugs, or useless corrupt Mahmud Silicon-Face Abbas, non-Palestinian Arabs should step up to save the Palestinians from themselves and save the region ongoing sorrow. We, Arabs, have to show the world that we are at peace with the idea of a Jewish state, that we are willing to concede what we believe – rightly or wrongly -- is ours (1948 territory), that we genuinely want bygones to be bygones, without secretly holding grudges and passing them to our children. We must seek a better future for ourselves and our kids, as well as for Israelis and their kids.
The Palestine disaster (nakba) is not a disaster of land loss or military defeat. It is a disaster of absence of leadership that can articulate the Arab alternative to war and death. We ask the world to stop the Israeli war on Hamas, but what do we offer as an alternative to stopping the war? Just let those Hamas thugs who massacred 1300 Israelis get away with their crime (because there is a history of dispute)? Ask Israel to go back to October 6? Knowing that Hamas can break out of the Gaza fence and repeat its massacre any minute? Hamas must go. We Arabs must help get rid of it, and most importantly, we must show that we have a plan for the day after Hamas.
Let’s learn from the mistake of Iraq and Arab Spring countries, that once what we have is gone, what comes next looks worse. Let’s preempt the worse by offering the better.
As long as we, the Arabs, do not have answers to all these questions, the world will manage things without us. It does not matter if all of us, 1.3 billion Muslims, think that Israel is at fault. What matters is global perception, which clearly thinks that Islamist terrorism is the problem, not Israelis dancing at a music festival. And we, the Arabs, are not even talking to the world. We are talking to each other, patting ourselves on the back for being utopian and principled on Palestine, while we are in fact idiotically out of touch with reality. We insist on our backward message, then act surprised why many of our states are failing and why we are migrating in droves.
Please stop treating Palestine like religion, like we have to stick to our principles to win credit in the afterlife and to garner social acceptance among each other (Arabs and/or Muslims). Please think of Palestine like a problem that requires troubleshooting, compromise, pragmatism, and most importantly, looking toward the future, not the past.

[Emmanuel Rincón @EmmaRincon]

Mensaje al mundo árabe: "Soy nacido y criado en Israel. Nunca me enseñaron a odiar a los musulmanes, árabes o palestinos. Crecí deseando la paz con mis vecinos. Los palestinos no son nuestros enemigos; el enemigo que todos enfrentamos es Hamás".

"Israel tiene dos millones de ciudadanos árabes, la mayoría de ellos musulmanes. Hamás es el enemigo del Islam, el enemigo de todos los árabes, e Israel nunca dejará de proteger a sus ciudadanos".

[Nuseir Yassin @nasdaily]

Personal Thoughts:
(not for everyone, feel free to skip)

For the longest time, I struggled with my identity.

A Palestinian kid born inside Israel. Like…wtf.

Many of my friends refuse to this day to say the word “Israel” and call themselves “Palestinian” only.

But since I was 12, that did not make sense to me.

So I decided to mix the two and become a “Palestinian-Israeli”

I thought this term reflected who I was.
Palestinian first. Israeli second.

But after recent events, I started to think.
And think.
And think.
And then my thoughts turned to anger.

I realized that if Israel were to be “invaded” like that again, we would not be safe. To a terrorist invading Israel, all citizens are targets.

900 Israelis died so far. More than 40 of them are Arabs. Killed by other Arabs. And even 2 Thai people died too.

And I do not want to live under a Palestinian government.

Which means I only have one home, even if I’m not Jewish:

Israel.

That’s where all my family lives. That’s where I grew up. That’s the country I want to see continue to exist so I can exist.

Palestine should exist too as an independent state. And I hope to see the country thrive and become less extreme and more prosperous. I love Palestine and have invested in Palestine.

But it’s not my home.

So from today forward,
I view myself as an “Israeli-Palestinian”.

Israeli first.
Palestinian second.

Sometimes it takes a shock like this to see so clearly.

[Chuck Bass ♕ @PapiChuck]

Eso de que mi cara responda por mi antes que mi boca, a veces es un problema.

[Jenny Prochovnik @JennProch]

@itazartes Esperame para el que sigue 🙈

[Laura @laurapr82]

😂☁️

[Leo Arriaga @Radiohen]

Ah prro traes las chanklini

[Jenny Prochovnik @JennProch]

@itazartes Mi canción favorita jaja!!

[Jenny Prochovnik @JennProch]

Es increíble el pésimo servicio que tienen @atnTAGPASE llevo 3 semanas sin servicio y no hay respuesta, hemos mandado la información requerida muchas veces y no responden!

[La Taquilla con René Franco @La_Taquilla]

#LoViral @Cinepolis alguien sabe quién la tomó y dónde? #Cinépolis

[Jenny Prochovnik @JennProch]

@elcosodelapizza Jajajjaa