Nazanin Cohen

[Nazanin Cohen @NazaninC]

@lucythegreat123 I just found you. And I think I’m in love. I’m married. To a man. But you get me.

[Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib @afalkhatib]

Eyal Waldman is a decent and honorable man whom I have gotten to know closely since October 7, and was one of the first Israelis to reach out to me online once I had grown a presence following the tragedy of my family’s killing in Gaza by Israeli airstrikes. Despite losing his daughter to Hamas’s heinous massacre on October 7, he has been relentlessly pursuing radically pragmatic initiatives, and we have both been in multiple spaces, conferences, events, and arenas to discuss ways in which Palestinians and Israelis can both have safety, security, self-determination, and freedom. He not only supports peace and the inevitable need to establish a Palestinian self-rule because it is the moral thing to do, but he also recognizes it is imperative for protecting Israel’s long-term interests and needs as a Jewish and democratic state.

The blind hatred by the so-called “pro-Palestine” activists against Eyal here is typical behavior of brownshirt-esque militias who simply hear someone’s identity and react blindly despite his goodwill gesture and outreach. The “pro-Palestine” mafia fails to appreciate that there will never be a free or independent Palestine without making alliances with broad segments in Israel, including in government, civil society, business, and faith communities. You don’t have to agree with everything Eyal says or believes to acknowledge that he is a decent, honorable, and a class-A human being, the embodiment of pursuing peace and reconciliation across entrenched narratives and deep personal trauma.

[Nazanin Cohen @NazaninC]

@SecRubio Solid move, Mr. Secretary! I love it! Finally! Please run for president!!! #rubioforpresident2028

[Bill Ackman @BillAckman]

Chilling. 12,000 estimated dead. Listen and you can understand how.

[Nazanin Cohen @NazaninC]

@WhiteHouse @StateDept Love this.

[Nazanin Cohen @NazaninC]

@StateDept Love this!

[Ahmed Al-Khalidi @khalidi79397]

Sudanese people don’t have influencers making viral campaigns.

Sudanese people don’t have campus protests chanting their names.

Sudanese people don’t have celebrities posting black-and-white selfies pretending to care.

Sudanese people don’t have millions marching in Western capitals demanding justice.

Sudanese people don’t have trending hashtags screaming “genocide” on their behalf.

Sudanese people don’t have international commissions obsessively investigating every bullet.

Sudanese people don’t have NGOs publishing hourly reports about their suffering.

Sudanese people don’t have journalists flying in to document the mass rapes, slavery, and burning villages.

Sudanese people don’t have angry TikTok activists crying into their iPhones.

Sudanese people don’t have student unions shutting down universities in solidarity with them.

Sudanese people don’t have boycotts, sanctions, or global outrage as entire towns are wiped out.

Sudanese people don’t have moral lectures from the world’s “human-rights defenders.”

Sudanese people don’t have Western politicians pretending to be heartbroken for votes.

Sudanese people don’t have anyone threatening to “shut the world down” until the killings stop.

Sudanese people don’t have global movements screaming for their freedom while mass graves fill up.

Sudanese people don’t have any of that.

They only have a real genocide, real massacres, and a world that simply doesn’t care.

[Nazanin Cohen @NazaninC]

@iiwasinthee212 You aren’t psychic. Just really intelligent. If you are ever in Los Angeles, I’d love to invite you over for a Shabbat dinner with my fams.

[𝐍𝐢𝐨𝐡 𝐁𝐞𝐫𝐠 🇮🇷 ✡︎ @NiohBerg]

Khomeini also promised free housing lol

[Nazanin Cohen @NazaninC]

@NiohBerg I saw a documentary about this. I wish I could remember the name. It affected my soul. I could not shake the sadness for weeks. It has left an indelible mark on me. So so sad.

[Hamza @HowidyHamza]

HORRIFIC: Gazans reported that Hamas executed the two children, Yussef Hassan Abu Ajwa and his brother Zaid Hassan Abu Ajwa, and their mother, Ulfat Jihad Ab Ajwa, because their father, Hassan Ab Ajwa, joined the anti-Hamas militias operating in the Strip.

[Kaizen D. Asiedu @thatsKAIZEN]

AOC called Charlie Kirk’s rhetoric ignorant, while making an ignorant statement.

She also misrepresented what Charlie said about the Civil Rights Act.

We can’t keep doing this - it’s putting people in danger.

[Wall Street Apes @WallStreetApes]

Former Canadian Politician from Iran has seen liberals defiling Charlie Kirk murals and has a dire warning for America

“When you have people who are defiling the image of an American civil rights icon who was recently assassinated, and not only are they defiling an image of him, they are painting flags of foreign terrorist societies in its place. You know, like the flag of Palestine. That's how you know that your country is being invaded. That's what an invasion looks like.”

“This fake Palestinian cause was one of the main pillars that fueled the 1979 Islamic Revolution, which turned my country of Iran, my birth country of Iran, into a seventh century Islamic household. And as an Iranian, I'm here to warn you that this is now happening in the West and you need to wake up because this is what an invasion looks like.”

[Yossi Amar - יוסי עמר @YossiAmar_]

The difference between Israel and the entire world. Period.

One of the examples I most often use when explaining why I would never have let my children grow up in France is exactly what happened in the subway with that poor young woman, Iryna.

When you watch that video, you are of course shocked by the violence of the terrorist who attacks an innocent girl from behind, when she had done absolutely nothing, asked for nothing, exchanged neither a glance nor a word with him.

And then, if you watch the video just a little longer, you are shocked by something else: the complete absence of any human reaction from the other passengers in the subway, who simply watch her die in silence.

Do you want to know the difference?

The difference was seen this very week in the terrorist attack on a bus in Israel. In Israel, it doesn’t matter if you are religious or secular, right or left, what color your skin is, what gender you are, or anything else. None of that matters. If something happens to you in the subway, in the street, anywhere — there will always be a Jewish brother who will step in to defend you. Always. Always. Always.

And if that had happened in France? There would have been no one. In France, girls are raped on the subway without anyone moving a finger, even in a crowded wagon. In Israel, try to mess with someone in the street and you’ll see how fast you regret it.

This is my country. It’s not perfect, and we are here to make it better, to push it toward perfection. But one thing is certain: there is nothing like the people of Israel.

Because I am responsible for my brother.
“Kol Yisrael arevim zeh bazeh” — all Jews are guarantors of one another (Talmud, Shevuot 39a).

[Nazanin Cohen @NazaninC]

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[Aɴᴛ @AntSpeaks]

🚨One of the Most Important Videos You Will Ever Watch🚨

What we are experiencing in the West today is Civilizational Jihad.

Watch this woman brilliantly expose how everything unfolding now was planned long ago by the Muslim Brotherhood.

Every self-righteous fool chanting "free Palestine" is a mindless sheep, manipulated by the Muslim Brotherhood through Qatar and by weaponised outrage culture.

This is conquest masquerading as virtue, and the West is sleepwalking straight into its own destruction.

[StopAntisemitism @StopAntisemites]

NYC resident Iman Abdul takes to Instagram inviting people to attack a Jewish school.

This incitement against Jews, specifically minor children, must be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.

[Eyal Yakoby @EYakoby]

This isn't some random photographer; he has been hired by the BBC and CNN.

You have been lied to by Gaza for nearly two years. So much of what the media has force fed its readers has been staged.

[Eyal Yakoby @EYakoby]

Why did they crop the photo?

[Eyal Yakoby @EYakoby]

Today it was revealed that this TIME photo from Gaza was completely staged — a total fake.

But they published it anyway.

Because when it comes to Gaza, basic journalistic standards no longer apply.