Reminder: #Israel wasn't randomly chosen in 1948. It was established because the ruling governments (British Mandate) of the land believed in the The Right of Return, the international law that guarantees the right of everyone to voluntarily return to their country of origin or citizenship. Israel, originally Judea, has been inhabited by Jews for over 4000 years. Time and time again it was colonized and the indigenous jews were expelled. But time and time again they returned.
733 BCE- Assyrians begin Jewish expulsion of the Kingdom of Israel
597 BCE- Kingdom of Judea is deported under the Babylonian Empire
329 BCE- Greeks colonize Judea
63 BCE- Romans Invade and take over Jerusalem forcing Jews out
2 CE- under Ptolemy took over Judea and deported 120,000 Jewish captives to Egypt
678 CE- Religion of Islam has been created and Islam takes over the land of Israel imposing unjustified taxes on Jewish people forcing them to leave
685- Muslims build the Dome of the Rock on the Jewish holiest site in Jerusalem
1096- First crusade's. Majority of Jews in Jerusalem are murdered. The rest sold as slaves to Italy and Egypt
1517- Ottoman Empire takes over Jerusalem
1917- Ottomans force 8,000 Jewish inhabitants of Jaffa and Tel-Aviv to leave with zero belongings.
1929- Hebron Massacre against Jews in the town of Hebron by Muslims
1943- Islamic Grand Mufti forms to plan a large expulsion of Jews and British from the land
Under the British Mandate (pre-1948), there were around 716,000 Jews living in Israel.
If you believe in the Right of Return, there is no other people that have proven to deserve it more than the indigenous people of Judea, the Israelites.
#rightofreturn
Alex Martinez who publicly identifies himself as an H&R Block employee repeatedly used the antisemitic slur “k*ke” against a Jewish commenter and wrote that it was “a shame” he wasn’t there on Oct. 7.
@HRBlock, is this who you want representing your company?
@StopAntisemites Today, a synagogue in Skokie, IL dedicated a community fridge providing food to anyone in need, in memory of Hersh Goldberg-Polin. Hersh’s parents, Rachel and Jon, spoke beautifully, and ABC7 Chicago covered the event.
And this is the reply to ABC7’s FB post:
#Iran is refusing to negotiate if two specific American envoys are involved. Not because of policy. Not because of strategy.
Because they are #Jewish.
They literally singled out two Jewish envoys and said no.
Let that sink in.
If any country said “we won’t negotiate if you send Black representatives” or “don’t bring Asians to the table,” the outrage would be instant and overwhelming. Governments would respond. Media would explode. People everywhere would call it exactly what it is.
Racism. Discrimination. Unacceptable.
But when it’s Jews?
Silence. Or worse, justification.
How is that possible?
How have we reached a point where openly excluding people because they are Jewish doesn’t trigger the same universal outrage?
This isn’t complicated. It’s not political spin. It’s not nuance.
It’s discrimination. Plain and simple.
And the fact that it’s met with anything less than full condemnation should make people stop and think.
Because if we only stand against hate when it’s convenient, then we’re not actually standing against it at all.
So we’re just ignoring this?
#Mamdani’s wife:
• Spent the last 2.5 years liking posts glorifying & celebrating the rape, murder, kidnapping, and livestreamed brutality of families on Oct. 7
• Illustrated for a book with antisemitic rhetoric
• Used racial slurs ("n" word)
• Used homophobic slurs in past social posts
This isn’t one incident, it’s a pattern.
How much more is enough?
@NYCMayor
NYC mayor Mamdanis wife liked this picture of twelve year old Yagil Yaakov who was kidnapped by Hamas on October 7th, his father was murdered. He was forced to strip infront of all these people and then abused.
Hamas posted this Pic.
She needs to at least apologize, but she will double down cuz
“resistance” means kidnapping and humiliating kids and babies.
And the massacres. We will never forgive or forget.
Can you imagine if Jews would go running around shooting up Muslims at their religious events in western countries, and then blame it on the actions of Hamas or Palestine?
That would be pretty fucked, no?
It wasn’t Israel that blocked baby formula from Gaza.
It was Hamas who stole and stockpiled it for their narrative that “Israel starves babies.”
Now, Gazan activists are documenting it.
Will all those Westerners who pledged to “listen to Palestinians” do so now that Palestinians are exposing Hamas’s crimes?
🚨 BREAKING
University leaders are finally admitting that the tsunami of “Palestine” insanity that swept through college campuses after October 7 wasn’t grassroots. It wasn’t organic. It wasn’t even student-led.
It was imported, coordinated, and scripted by organized foreign networks, including the Islamic Republic of Iran.
Vanderbilt’s chancellor:
"It's more than a social contagion. They’re organized networks."
Syracuse’s chancellor:
“I really believe this came from Iran. There weren’t even many of our own students involved.”
🚨 Avril Haines, the former U.S. Director of National Intelligence, confirmed Iran provided financial support to these “protesters”
🚨 Hostages held in Gaza say their Hamas captors openly bragged about working with their U.S. allies in the media and on college campuses.
🚨 A lawsuit against Columbia students revealed they circulated a Hamas “Day of Resistance Toolkit” one day after the October 7th terrorist invasion. That toolkit praised the bloodshed and told students to keep the “resistance” going.
This wasn’t activism. It was an international jihadist PR campaign. On American soil. Think about that.
My daughter was attacked on Sukkot for being Jewish. She and her friends were chased by a mob of teen boys screaming “we’re going to kill you” — and she was shot down with gel pellets. This is antisemitism. This is Skokie. And this is why we cannot stay silent.
https://t.co/ybtSJr4zfg
#endjewhatered #Antisemitism #skokienews
@HenMazzig Thank you. This was my daughter it happened to. As the granddaughter of holocaust survivors - we will not turn a blind eye yet again. #Speakupforyourjewishfriends
HORRIFYING: An investigation has confirmed reports of a ‘pogrom on the playground’ that occurred in Chicago on October 7th, 2025.
5 Jewish children between the ages of 8-13 were playing on a playground when they were approached by another group of children.
The group asked the children if they were Jewish, and when they confirmed, the non-Jewish children began yelling at the Jewish children, calling them baby killers and saying "f!ck Israel."
They then shot the Jewish children with pellet guns.
To reiterate: officials have confirmed that Jewish children playing in their local park were attacked because they were Jewish.
Are we ready to admit there is a problem now?
I am sick to my stomach. Again.
Not only because the life of an innocent human, a young father, was stolen in cold blood. But because with every attack, we are forced to confront the reality that humanity itself is slipping away. Again.
After October 7, when over 1,200 innocent men, women, and children were massacred, many of them peace activists and civilians who worked toward coexistence, you justified it. You nodded at “resistance” and “activism.” You excused the murder of innocents. Again.
When students at Columbia, Yale, and UCLA chant “From the river to the sea” and call openly for the elimination of Jews in any land, you respond with talk of “context.” Again.
When mobs stormed the U.S. Capitol on January 6th, assaulting police officers, threatening elected officials, and leaving death and destruction in their wake, there were those who called it a “patriotic protest.” Again.
When #Zohran Mamdani allowed supporters to scream “Globalize the Intifada” without clear rejection, he left space for the promotion of murder against those who disagree. Again.
And through it all, leaders in both parties have minimized, justified, or looked away. Again and again, you have given a pass to those who call for murder and hatred simply because they shout it in the name of “protesting.”
This is not activism. It is hate. It is sickness. It is the collapse of moral clarity.
#CharlieKirk