StrongKneedJew

Zionist. NY Jew. Trans rights. Hater of hypocrisy and double standards. surprising takes on intersectionality. funny sometimes! פאק ארוונד אנד פיינד עוט

[StrongKneedJew @StrongKneedJew]

Intellectual drek. The Palestinian movement was founded by a Nazi who helped architect the Holocaust, enflamed racial tensions to prevent Jews from immigrating to the mandate at time of greatest need, and sought to genocide Jews in the ME.

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[StrongKneedJew @StrongKneedJew]

@SangitaMyska @Daniel_Sugarman @mehdirhasan @zeteo_news Brown Nazis are shit, but not because of their skin

[AP @Average_NY_Guy]

When something happens to Jews in the US, we are always expected to “understand the context.”

“They were Israeli activists.”
“Stolen land was sold there.”
“It was called Congregation Israel, so of course someone had to shoot the place up.”
Etc.

Every act against Jews gets buried under layers of “nuance.”

But when, once in a blue moon, there is an attack on a Muslim building, like yesterday in San Diego, we are expected to shut up about the context and immediately be “nice.”

No.

The imam said on October 8th that “resistance is the only option for people under occupation.”

His wife posted memes mocking dead Israeli children on October 8th.

The bodyguard wrote, “Hellfire waiting for them,” about Jews.

But now we are told none of that matters because we are supposed to be “better.”

No. I am done with the fake niceness. It never protected us. Jews bend over backwards to be civilized, restrained, and understanding, and we still end up hunted, blamed, and hated anyway.

[Tammy @tammydiamonds]

I truly love how the Mamdani Nakba video backfired and uncovered every lie possible.

It accidentally highlighted everything “Palestinians” are trying to hide:

- Stolen history - Jewish travel poster
- Fake claim to the land - Bosnian origin
- Voluntary move to a town nearby without persecution or violence
- Full ability to visit Israel thanks to American/English passports
- Engineered narrative - no one used the word Zionists back then
- The survivor lie - Nakba had a 99% survival rate. To compare, the Holocaust had a 30% survival rate.

Brilliantly backfired.

Thank you @NYCMayor @oliviaLbecker

[Jacob Ben-David Linker 🇺🇸🕎🇺🇸✡️🇺🇸🕎🇺🇸 @JacobALinker]

In his 11/4/2023 piece "Losing Hope in the West Bank", Kristof says that he has no interest in checking to see if what he is told by people he barely knows is true, because "alternative narratives" are "real to those inhabiting it".

[Max ✡︎𓂆🇮🇱🇨🇦🏳️‍🌈 ⚣🤍 @lilbuddymax]

I don’t take the genocide accusation against Israel seriously because all those who accuse Israel of genocide are just mad they can’t live out their fantasies of committing actual genocide against Israelis and Jews. There are more Palestinians now than on October 7, 2023

[Uri Kurlianchik @VerminusM]

These are Libyan-Jewish survivors of the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp returning home after the liberation of the camp. The Inscriptions on the train reads "Going Home" and "To Tripoli."
As soon as they returned, 140 Jews were murdered and hundreds were injured in a pogrom in Tripoli. A dozen more were murdered in a smaller pogrom in 1948. In 1967, massive anti-Jewish violence erupted and at least 18 Jews were murdered. Soon after, the Libyan government expelled the remaining 5,000 Jews and confiscated their property.
Today, no Jews remain in Libya and all synagogues have been repurposed to destroyed.

[Rabbi Poupko @RabbiPoupko]

When Dearborn mosques hosted memorial after memorial for the worst mass killer of our generation, Ali Khamenei, the Butcher of Tehran, nobody was protesting outside of those mosques.

Please don't lecture us about what we can do in our synagogues.

[AG @AGHamilton29]

He employed Palestinians. They murdered his daughter and he still seeks peace.

And what he gets in return is nothing but ignorant hate.

Such a good representation of the entire conflict.

[Dr. Dad, PhD 🔄🔼◀️🔽▶️ @GarrettPetersen]

If a Jewish family is running a restaurant in a country that isn't Israel, that means they aren't in Israel, so they aren't displacing any Palestinians. That is ostensibly what you people want from them, but it clearly isn't enough.

[liel leibovitz @liel]

“The Israeli genocide is guilty of creating too many fancy restaurants in Gaza” is peak, perfect retardation. Congrats, guys: after three years of crazy lies and blood libels, you finally hit rock bottom.

[Cynical Publius @CynicalPublius]

Graham Platner does not merely have a "Nazi tattoo."

It's the worst possible Nazi tattoo.

It's the Death's Head "Totenkopf," which was the official symbol of the SS units who ran the death camps.

It is not possible to have a more wildly evil and antisemitic tattoo than this.

So of course Democrats want him to be a U.S. Senator.

[Gilead Ini @GileadIni]

Poland, 1968.

[Uri Kurlianchik @VerminusM]

The Nakba is the Arab cry of despair over failing to commit genocide against the Israeli people despite having all the advantages. The analogy of the Nakba is not Jews mourning on Holocaust Remembrance Day but Germans mourning on Victory in Europe Day.

[Noam Blum @neontaster]

Hasan also grew up rich and then his dad lost all their money trading futures. Sudden downward mobility has a strong correlation with being a champagne socialist later in life.

[Jake Turx, Senior White House Correspondent @JakeTurx]

Nearly every one of your "renamed" cities in mentioned in the Talmud in its current name.

In fact, Ashkelon and Beit Dagan were actually Philistine cities.

So if you're truly indigenous you wouldn't be erasing the names your own supposed ancestors named their cities in the first place.

[Rabbi Daniel Rowe @rabbidanielrowe]

“When we learn Jewish history, the story of the Jewish people in the Land of Israel seems to end with the Jewish-Roman wars of the 1st and 2nd centuries.

“From there, normative history courses shift to the Diaspora: the Talmudic academies in Babylonia, the Golden Age in Spain, Jewish life in Eastern Europe. The implied takeaway is that the Jewish population in the Land of Israel rapidly collapsed and was virtually nonexistent for 2,000 years, until the waves of mass immigration in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

“In this perspective, the Land of Israel is depicted as a memory, a place to long for in prayer, but long since left behind, until modern times.”

In reality the land saw a continuous Jewish presence in the Land of Israel for the past 3,700 years, an unbroken chain of generations who never left.

Until the 5th century Jews remained a majority, mostly concentrated in the Northern Galilee region. Under successive waves of persecution and sometimes forced conversions, many left or stayed and converted to Christianity or Islam.

But despite decline, persecution and sometimes famine, the Jewish communities of Eretz Yisrael remained and played an important role throughout 2,000 years of exile, eventually being there to welcome home the millions of Jews who have returned today.

So who were these people? Distinct from Mizrahi, Sephardic, and Ashkenazi Jews, they were native Judeans who simply never left, and yet almost no one has ever heard of?

https://t.co/N2sRh5lOBG

[Jacob Ben-David Linker 🇺🇸🕎🇺🇸✡️🇺🇸🕎🇺🇸 @JacobALinker]

Israel emptied out various munitions stockpiles the US keeps in the country for Israeli use pre-10/7 for Ukraine. This really hit them hard on 10/7 and after, when they didn't have enough munitions.

Israel sent PATRIOT systems to Ukraine via the US.

Israel provided lots of humanitarian support for Ukraine since February 2022. They set up a field hospital, sent armored ambulances, helmets and vests for first responders, treated and rehabilitated Ukrainian citizens, delivered hundreds of tons of aid, including specialized water purification systems for eastern Ukraine, emergency generators to address power shortages, food, blankets, and winter clothing.

IsraAID provided training on mental health, psychosocial support, and distributing supplies in newly liberated areas. Israeli doctors conducted specialized training for Ukrainian counterparts on treating war-related injuries.

In July 2025 an Israel-Ukraine strategic dialogue on Iranian threat was formed.

Israel broke from the US position at the UN in February 2026 to vote for Ukraine and condemn Russia. Israel sided with Ukraine against a US position.

Ukraine thus far has had a 90% anti-Israel voting rate at the United Nations. This issue was flagged to Zelensky in January 2023 as a bad thing, but they kept doing it.

In December 2025, the Ukrainians said they'd be friendlier to Israel in diplomatic fora because they want more Israeli assistance and advice, but that's still TBD.

In March 2026, Netanyahu asked for a phone call with Zelensky to talk Iranian drones. There has since been no call. Zelensky subsequently met with various Gulf leaders and inked drone agreements with them. He also inked a drone agreement with Egypt, who has been selling billions of dollars' worth of grain from Russian occupied Ukraine for years.

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The Israelis have done stuff for and with Ukraine and haven't done anything really anti-Ukraine.

The complaint is that they don't do more and should be affirmatively anti-Russian even if doing so could lead to Israel incurring steep costs.

I don't think the Ukrainians have some massive obligation to the Israelis either. It's not like the Israelis have gone above and beyond for them.

But the Ukrainians have been on the whole diplomatically tepid at best towards Israel.

And the Israelis reciprocate by being passive aggressive when Ukraine asks them to do stuff.

[Adin - عدین - עדין @AdinHaykin1]

The war in Gaza has already lasted as long as the existence of the Warsaw Ghetto,

Warsaw Ghetto Survival rate: 5%
Gaza: 98%

[Rabbi Poupko @RabbiPoupko]

Why doesn't anyone talk about the British Land Transfer Regulations of 1940, which banned ALL Jews from buying land???????????????

The British law, under Palestinian pressure from the 1936 pogroms, agreed to Palestinian demands and divided the land into 3 zones.

Zone A (roughly 63% of the land): Transfer of land by a Palestinian Arab to anyone other than a Palestinian Arab was prohibited. Exceptions required the direct approval of the High Commissioner.

Zone B (roughly 32% of the land): Transfer of land by a Palestinian Arab to a non-Arab was prohibited unless specifically approved in writing by the High Commissioner, who had "unfettered discretion" over such approvals.

Zone C (roughly 5% of the land): Land transfers were largely unrestricted.

Add to that British personnel and equipment mobilizing to help Palestinians carry out their attempted Holocaust of 1948 and tell me who is the colonizer in the land.

Photo: a poster of the city of Tel Aviv going on strike to protest British racism against Jews. JNF Archives.