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My uncle and namesake, Private Moshe Drimmer, was tragically lost during the Six-Day War. At just 20 years old, he made the ultimate sacrifice, not only defending his homeland but also protecting his fellow soldiers. His courage under fire is among the rarest acts of heroism, akin to the valor recognized by the Medal of Honor, awarded to only 40 people in history.
Here is the heroic story of how he died:
“Private Moshe Drimmer belonged to a group of nine combat soldiers who had to clear the path of mines for the tanks. A few hundred meters from Tel Faher he came under heavy fire. His half-track was hit and burst into flames. Nevertheless, he turned the machine gun inside the burning vehicle towards the Syrian position and gave covering fire to his comrades. He continued firing until his vehicle was hit again and exploded.”
The bravery exhibited by soldiers like my uncle in the IDF, who risk their lives daily, is extraordinary. Each soldier represents a unique beacon of courage and sacrifice in this world.
Being his namesake, I feel a profound honor and a deep, personal connection to the land of Israel. This bond is not just of blood, but also of spirit and legacy.
As one of the most vocal critics of Hezbollah, I have now changed my stance
HEZBOLLAH SHOULD ONLY DISARM WHEN ISRAEL EITHER PULLS OUT OR GUARANTEES TO PULL OUT OF SOUTH LEBANON
I changed my position after seeing Netanyahu blow up homes, schools and hospitals at scale, GAZA 2.0!
A disgusting war crime. I await the day he faces justice for what he did in Gaza and Lebanon
Don't get me wrong, this does not mean Hezbollah should not disarm. Hezbollah is as responsible as Israel for the destruction of Lebanon, and as soon as Israel is out (or guarantees it will withdraw), Hezbollah should immediately disband or merge with the Lebanese Army
Hezbollah prioritized Iran over Lebanon, and Israel took advantage of that to invade.
Both have Lebanese blood on their hands!
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Journalist Rajdeep Sardesai asked Iranian actress Elnaaz Norouzi about the situation in Iran.
He tried the usual narrative:
“Bombing is terrible… civilians are dying… school girls died.”
Her response stunned the room:
“Our regime has massacred Iranians for 47 years. When girls were poisoned in schools and thousands executed by the regime, where were you all?”
I want to say something to those who are talking about Iran, about Iranians, about attacking it.
You have never lived under a religious, totalitarian dictatorship.
You grew up in mixed schools.
You don’t understand what it means to be separated girls in one building, boys in another from childhood.
And talking to each others is a great sin.
You wore whatever you wanted.
You cannot imagine being arrested for wearing a T-shirt with English writing on it even something as simple as “hello” or having your hands shoved into a bucket of paint as punishment.
You don’t know what it means that, for men in my country, having long hair was once considered a crime that they would grab you in the street and shave a cross into the middle of your head so you would be forced to shave it all off.
You cannot understand what it means for listening to music to be a crime especially Western music.
Punishable by prison. By lashes.
People were imprisoned even for carrying blank cassette tapes because authorities assumed they intended to record “immoral sounds.”
A woman’s singing voice is forbidden. Listening to it is considered a sin.
Showing musical instruments on television is forbidden.
Owning or carrying an instrument could be treated as a crime and your instrument could be smashed in front of your eyes.
You cannot imagine that owning a VCR was once a crime and if they arrested you, the consequences could be devastating.
Then satellite dishes became illegal. Police would climb rooftops like Spider-Man, tear them down, and later you would receive a court summons demanding to know why you had one.
They began jamming satellite signals so people could not watch. Those signal interferences later raised serious health concerns across the country.
If you didn’t pray at school, you were punished.
If you didn’t fast during Ramadan, you were punished.
If you ate in public during Ramadan, you could be flogged.
We grew up like this.
For the most basic human rights, we constantly had to struggle.
And it never ended.
The situation worsened economically year after year. Jobs required connections — otherwise, even the most highly educated young people often ended up driving taxis to survive.
We were told to chant “death to” one group of countries one day, another group the next.
The internet in Iran is rationed.
Twitter (now X) has been filtered since 2009.
YouTube has been filtered since 2009.
Instagram has been filtered since 2022.
If you see Iranians on these platforms, many access them through VPNs.
And despite all of this
We remained kind.
We remained compassionate.
We tried to see the beauty in life.
We learned to endure.
But endurance does not mean acceptance.
Before you speak, look at where you live.
Look at what you have had your entire life.
Ask yourself whether you have ever had to fight for the most basic freedoms for the right to choose your clothes, your music, your thoughts.
Ask yourself whether you have ever been punished for simply existing as you are.
Then speak.
And understand this:
Many of us are grateful to the United States and to Israel for their military assistance to our country.
Not because we love war.
But because we have lived our entire lives in one.
#Iran
#KingRezaPahlavi
#ThankYouTrump
#ThankYouNetanyahu
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The Islamic Regime occupying Iran has convicted #MelikaAzizi with the crime of "Moharebeh" aka enemy of Islam.
The punishment for this "crime" is rape & then execution by hanging.
Her family's given up on her.
Please be #MelikaAzizi's voice & help save her life.
@BarackObama@redistrictact Please push to ban passports at airports also. It’s really hard for me to have to go through all that trouble to board a plane.
LIST OF SHAME — Members of U.N. Human Rights Council that refused to endorse request for urgent session on Iran massacre, which is being held this Friday, Jan. 23:
🇶🇦 Qatar
🇨🇳 China
🇨🇺 Cuba
🇧🇷 Brazil
🇵🇰 Pakistan
🇲🇽 Mexico
🇪🇬 Egypt
🇮🇶 Iraq
🇿🇦 South Africa
🇧🇮 Burundi
🇰🇼 Kuwait
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🔴 Reportedly Pounak, Tehran, now.
I'm asking every major account to please amplify optimistic messages and news, as a counterbalance to only doomsday casualty news.
People are out and fighting for their lives.
Don't scare them into going home.