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[Marina Medvin 🇺🇸 @MarinaMedvin]

Here is the full and complete response to any claim of genocide or wrongdoing by Israel in Gaza.

There is no counter argument. This is a checkmate.

[Aviva Klompas @AvivaKlompas]

From the one and only @natan_sharansky:

"What kind of genocide is it when the population of Gaza is larger today than it was three years ago? And how could it be that Israel is trying to kill innocents when the ratio of civilian-to-combatant casualties is lower than that of other urban wars fought in even less-difficult conditions?

But the general consensus does not care about facts. What it cares about are accusatory movies that show no faces, reveal no names, and offer no verifiable information, as well as articles in major newspapers sourced entirely from terrorists who want to destroy the Jewish state.

What, then, are we to do? We should first of all remember that just because the entire world believes something does not make it true."
https://t.co/XKere2WImg

[Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra]

Established in 1615 under King Louis XIII, the Marché des Enfants Rouges had served Paris for over 400 years.

Now destroyed by fire.

Western Europe is dying a rapid death.

[Dr. Maalouf ‏ @realMaalouf]

A Muslim with direct family ties to the Muslim Brotherhood is a Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate. How is this not the biggest scandal in America right now?

[Eyal Yakoby @EYakoby]

Ro Khanna: “Suggesting Abdul El-Sayed supports the Muslim Brotherhood is extremely Islamophobic.”

Abdul’s sister: “My mom is very active in the Muslim Brotherhood.”

[Uri Kurlianchik @VerminusM]

Aldous Huxley wrote, "The surest way to work up a crusade in favor of some good cause is to promise people they will have a chance of maltreating someone. To be able to destroy with good conscience, to be able to behave badly and call your bad behavior 'righteous indignation' -- this is the height of psychological luxury.”
How right he was!
Notice that all these people do is attack Israelis. They rejoice in abuse and profanity. They don't try to help anyone, they show no interest in the cultures involved, they ignore all other groups that violate their ostensible values. You'll never see them challenging a Turk or a Burmese. Hating Israel is their drug and their fandom. They can't get enough of it. It makes them feel so good!
Nothing else matters.

[AG @AGHamilton29]

Here is Abdul El-Sayed's sister directly contradicting this answer:

https://t.co/UfGLwrhUTc

[Avery Daye @AveryDaye]

We are witnessing the fall of these countries in real time.

[DSA Watch @DSA_Watch]

Abdul El-Sayed’s sister criticized Bernie Sanders for his condemnation of October 7th

[Bill Ackman @BillAckman]

We need to recognize that the pro-Palestinian protests are fundamentally protests against the West, and their ambitions are much greater than eradicating Israel from the river to the sea.

We need to take these threats seriously.

[Dr. Maalouf ‏ @realMaalouf]

I’ve said this a million times and I’ll keep repeating it. The ENTIRE purpose of the pro-Palestinian movement is to pave the way for the Islamic takeover of the West.

[Emily Schrader - אמילי שריידר امیلی شریدر @emilykschrader]

Terror supporters in the streets of London today marched with Islamic republic flags and signs of Ali ‘kotlet’ Khamenei. They also called for the release of convicted murderer Marwan Barghouti and repeatedly violated the police demand not to cover their faces.

These scumbags are actively trying to undermine the UK. Wake up Britain. This isn’t about Gaza.

[Kosher @koshercockney]

Disgraceful. Absolutely shameful 💔

The Free Palestine movement destroyed wreaths and a tribute to the fallen at the Battle of Britain memorial in London today.

We can’t go on like this.

Via @HeidiBachram
Photo by @jeffrey_Tekkers

[Maral Salmassi @MaralSalmassi]

The Islamic Revolution in Europe has begun.

This is France. Today, we see the same scenes in Berlin. Every day, these hordes waving the Arab National Socialist flags of Palestine grow larger.

In Iran, it took roughly two years to go from this stage to complete chaos and the establishment of the Islamic Republic. We saw the same symbolism, the same flags, and heard the exact same slogans.

Brace yourselves.

[Kosher @koshercockney]

London today. This is the War on the West.

[Fox News Politics @foxnewspolitics]

PLAYBOOK EXPOSED: A Fox News Digital investigation reveals a London-based alliance orchestrated today's wave of anti-Israel protests across the globe — distributing pre-written slogans, disruption tactics and media strategies to 179 organizations in hundreds of cities before a single demonstrator hit the streets.

The "Global Alliance for Palestine" directed participating groups to "shut down city squares," "encircle government buildings" and "blockade complicit corporate hubs" as part of what organizers called a campaign to "turn public outrage into collective leverage." The coalition's international steering committee includes former British Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, pro-communist former Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis and former Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams.

The campaign's own documents instruct organizers to use language that is "disciplined, credible, urgent and impossible to ignore" — while presenting deeply contested accusations of "genocide" as undisputed legal fact. Their stated demands call for ending "the occupation" without specifying whether that means Gaza, the West Bank or the entire State of Israel "from the river to the sea."

[Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib @afalkhatib]

Is Hamas Becoming a Global Identity Vehicle? Support for Hamas has morphed into a transnational phenomenon that is not just about being “pro-Palestine.” Instead, Hamas and what it represents have become a form of rebellious identity expression and a vessel for a sprawling mix of grievances: ideological, economic, cultural, and psychological. Its jihadist violence is being repackaged as a catch‑all outlet for anti‑Western, anti‑capitalist, anti‑white, and antisemitic politics. Whether it is leftism or Islamism, the “resistance” narrative that Hamas ostensibly represents has become quite a normalized interpretation of how to think about October 7 and the past two decades in Gaza, while erasing Palestinian agency, responsibility, and accountability. The inability to truly understand the complexities and actual details of the Israel and Palestine conflict is why so many support Hamas, Hezbollah, the Houthis, and the Iranian regime, all of whom are somehow seen as correcting or challenging white-centric dominance and colonialism.

The third anniversary of October 7 exposed the scale of this shift. Large crowds in American and European cities used the worst day for Jews since the Holocaust and the most disastrous day in Palestinian history to flaunt their support for violent Islamist extremism. To understand the extent to which the “pro-Palestine” industrial complex has mutated and created out-of-control monsters, consider how incredibly damaging and self-sabotaging the pro-Hamas rallies and actions were. They deliberately chose to brand the Palestinian cause as inseparable from the bloodshed, hostage‑taking, and fascistic jihad of 10/7. These Western pro‑Hamas demonstrators are erasing any distinction between Palestinians and a terror organization that has devastated Palestinian society far more than it ever harmed Israelis. Their behavior naturally triggers an instinctive backlash: a hardening of attitudes, a dismissal of Palestinian suffering, and a collapse of sympathy for legitimate Palestinian grievances.

Compounding the problem is the statistically confirmed fact that large segments of the Arab, Muslim, and Palestinian diaspora communities have been unable or unwilling to counter this trend. Some have joined it outright, embracing the “resistance” narrative or hiding behind slogans like “this didn’t begin on October 7” to avoid confrontation with the anti‑Zionist machinery that dominates the “pro‑Palestine” space and to not be called “Zionists” or “traitors” by other members of the community.

With diaspora communities paralyzed, universities compromised, and basic civic norms eroded, national‑level responses are now essential. Support for Hamas remains strong three years after October 7 and is growing more entrenched. Think ahead five or ten years: persistent economic strain, deeper ideological radicalization, and expanding networks of Islamist and far‑left extremism. What happens when those marching for Hamas begin entering governments, militaries, financial institutions, and other levers of power? What happens when already‑radicalized youth, with no off‑ramps, continue believing the West, Jews, and Zionists are their mortal enemies? Even if a tiny fraction – less than one‑tenth of one percent – turn to violence, the resulting instability could eclipse that of ISIS and al-Qaeda combined.

A coordinated national strategy is overdue – not to suppress legitimate debate on Israel and Palestine, but to draw firm boundaries and stop tolerating the intolerable.

This video shows just a small sample of pro-Hamas rallies in major US and European cities two days ago, on October 7.

[Dave Rubin @RubinReport]

3 weeks left til the election.

Every day he should be asked why Egypt blockades Gaza and doesn’t let their “brothers” in.

If he doesn’t want to let them in it shows he doesn’t care about Palestinians, and if he says take down this wall he’ll never survive a day in his true home of Egypt.

[Larry @LarryFeinblum]

@gtconway3d The transition from everything Trump to the woke/islamist agenda really is something George. You should be proud

[Dan Burmawi @DanBurmawy]

As I explained in my book and in many articles, after 9/11, when Islam was exposed as a religion of terrorism, Muslims in the West tried to distance themselves from Islamic jihad, which the majority of them support wholeheartedly.

Then, when the West apologized and exonerated Islam, Muslims in the West remained careful and tried to whitewash Islam.

After the Iraq War, many of them began saying that Islamic terrorism is just a response to injustice, and that in Israel it is resistance to the occupation, yet they remained a little careful.

Then, after October 7, the left completely rebranded Islamic jihad, and Muslims began feeling empowered and comfortable supporting Islamic terrorist groups like Hamas and Hezbollah.

When they saw there was no resistance, they doubled down, so we started seeing the flags of Palestinian Islamic Jihad and the Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades, and in some cases al-Qaeda flags, waved by Muslims who this time chanted “Allahu Akbar” as they performed public prayer.

Now, since the West didn’t move, the progress Muslims have made since October 7 became the starting point, the right they acquired, no going back.

What will we see next? Dawah, Islamic proselytization, will explode; more jihadists will run for public office; there will be the complete enslavement of the useful idiots; then, with time, we will experience the complete Islamization of certain U.S. cities and later states that will be thorns in the side of America, and just like cancer, it will keep spreading.

If those people are not crushed today, it will be impossible to stop Islam later.