NerNorth

Truth over popularity. Integrity over impressions.

[NerNorth @NerNorth4]

https://t.co/LJuTk1TnrX

[NerNorth @NerNorth4]

@Reuters @grok is the Fort Hood shooter a Palestinian?

[NerNorth @NerNorth4]

@ShaneWinnings The fact that she doesn’t even realize which country we’re bombing makes her the racist. Not all brown countries look the same 😂

[Daniel Di Martino @DanielDiMartino]

This video has over half a million views in the last 24 hours on my instagram

The price of free things is your freedom

[NerNorth @NerNorth4]

@FoxNews Stop giving this guy free press

[Mossad Commentary @MOSSADil]

🚨 CNN:

“They’re chanting ‘Death to America’”

But, they seem ‘friendly.’

The same CNN asks why it lost its White House press access privileges.

[Jillian Michaels @JillianMichaels]

She never saw it coming. What started as a "nothing story" — just another primary defeat everyone called inconsequential — turned into the moment her entire argument quietly fell apart on live TV. He didn't gloat. He didn't need to. "You dismantled her position," and the silence after said more than either of them could. This is the clip nobody in politics wants you to see: not because someone lost, but because of how human the moment right after actually was. Watch till the end — the real story isn't the debate. It's the reaction.

FULL EPISODE LINK IN COMMENTS!!!

[NerNorth @NerNorth4]

@nikitabier @SwordTruth No point in fighting trolls. Half of this site is purchased accounts pretending to be American, but in actuality just some foreigner trying to divide us.

[NerNorth @NerNorth4]

@EsoShaggy Literally every word she said was a lie

[NerNorth @NerNorth4]

Even when presented with evidence, your head is so dense that you refuse to acknowledge what is likely true. By that same standard, you shouldn’t automatically believe everything coming out of Palestine, including reported death tolls or claims about journalists being killed. Yet you have no problem repeating those unsubstantiated claims as fact. Why is that?

[NerNorth @NerNorth4]

@BBCWorld I thought he was shooting bullets of peace

[NerNorth @NerNorth4]

@jamesfishback Find a new grift!

[NerNorth @NerNorth4]

@i24NEWS_EN Look at these empty vessels. There’s not a trace of a soul behind their eyes.

[NerNorth @NerNorth4]

@CBSNews How many deaths in Sudan/Iran/Yemen will it take till that makes everyday news?

[NerNorth @NerNorth4]

@PopCrave Tell me Europe is not conquered with out telling me.

[NerNorth @NerNorth4]

@Forbes Wow he's really going to "Free Palestine" with this tour amazing work Macklemore! I wonder if his last stop is in Gaza

[NerNorth @NerNorth4]

@BretBaier @SpecialReport @FoxNews This is not a good look. Why are we giving them a platform to spew their lies

[NerNorth @NerNorth4]

@FoxNews @SpecialReport Ask him how he feels about all the Murder Iranian protestors

[DFF @DFF6769]

NEW SHORT FILM— Propaganda Warfare: Israel, Hamas & the Weaponization of the Narrative

[NerNorth @NerNorth4]

@elonmusk @nikitabier Let's reshape X back into a town hall of ideas, not a nonstop battleground over Israel and Palestine.

Use the levers you have to stop monetizing outrage around this conflict without infringing on anyone's free speech rights.

We all understand this content gets clicks. That's exactly the problem. When the algorithm and monetization systems reward the most inflammatory takes, people are incentivized to keep pushing the conflict, exaggerating claims, and creating bigger and bigger headlines for attention.

Let people say what they believe. Let the ideas be debated. Just stop financially rewarding the outrage machine.

This isn't about silencing anyone or telling people what they can think. It's about changing the incentives so thoughtful ideas can compete with rage bait.

Because at some point, chasing clicks stops being harmless engagement and starts corroding our country from within.

[Ahmed Al-Khalidi @khalidi79397]

Israel in an apartheid state - Arabs make up about 21% of Israel’s population.

Israel in an apartheid state - Arab citizens of Israel can vote in national elections on the same legal basis as other Israeli citizens.

Israel in an apartheid state - Every vote has the same legal value. Israel’s parliamentary elections are required by law to be national, direct, equal, secret and proportional.

Israel in an apartheid state - Arab citizens serve in Israel’s parliament. As of 2026, Arab and Druze lawmakers serve both in Arab-led political parties and in broader national parties.

Israel in an apartheid state - Arab lawmakers can lead parliamentary committees. For example, Arab lawmaker Yasir Hujeirat currently chairs the parliament’s Science and Technology Committee.

Israel in an apartheid state - Arab politicians have served as government ministers. Arab citizens have held cabinet-level positions in Israeli governments.

Israel in an apartheid state - An Arab political party has participated in an Israeli governing coalition. In 2021, the Arab party Ra’am became part of the coalition supporting Israel’s government.

Israel in an apartheid state - Arab citizens also serve in major political parties that are not specifically Arab parties. Current examples include representatives in Likud, Yesh Atid, Yisrael Beitenu and other parties.

Israel in an apartheid state - Israel’s Declaration of Independence promises complete social and political equality to all citizens regardless of religion, race or sex. It also guarantees freedom of religion, conscience, language, education and culture.

Israel in an apartheid state - The Declaration of Independence specifically called on Arab residents to participate in building the country on the basis of “full and equal citizenship.”

Israel in an apartheid state - Arabic has legally recognized special status in Israel. Israeli law specifically protects the use and status of Arabic in dealings with government institutions.

Israel in an apartheid state - Non-Jewish citizens have the legal right to observe their own religious holidays and weekly days of rest.

Israel in an apartheid state - Arab judges serve in Israel’s court system, including at the highest levels of the judiciary. Arab judges have served on Israel’s Supreme Court as well as lower courts.

Israel in an apartheid state - Arab students are strongly represented in Israeli universities and colleges. More than 60,000 Arab students were enrolled in higher education in 2023–2024.

Israel in an apartheid state - Arab students now make up about 20% of undergraduate students in Israel. Their share reached a record 20.4%, roughly matching their share of the overall population.

Israel in an apartheid state - The number and proportion of Arab university students have roughly doubled since 2009–10. The increase has occurred at bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral levels.

Israel in an apartheid state - Israel operates a large Arabic-language public-school system. Arab children can attend schools where Arabic is the main language of instruction.

Israel in an apartheid state - Arab citizens play a major role in Israel’s healthcare system. The share of Arab doctors has risen substantially and is approaching their share of the population.

Israel in an apartheid state - Around 30% of new doctors entering Israel’s medical system are Arab.

Israel in an apartheid state - Arab Israelis make up roughly one-third of pharmacists in Israel. This is higher than their share of the overall population.

Israel in an apartheid state - Arab men and women work alongside Jewish Israelis throughout the healthcare system. Hospitals, clinics and pharmacies are among the most integrated workplaces in Israeli society.

Israel in an apartheid state - Arab women’s participation in the workforce has increased significantly. Among Arab women aged 25–54, labor-force participation reached about 50% in 2023.
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