@TheRealJamieKay If you lunge at someone to cause them to fear you, you are in fact, assaulting them.
If your intentional actions cause someone to fear that they are in imminently danger of getting hit by you, that is assault. If you actually hit them, that is assault, and battery.
Police arrest Black woman—volunteering at free food giveaway for needy.
She was in the street just directing traffic.
"Why am I being arrested?" she asks.
"Pedestrian in the road," cop says.
"You're under arrest—I don't need consent."
The food drive for people in need led by Community Movement Builders—a community run organization.
They operate a Survival Program that distributes food and offers utility assistance to neighborhood residents.
Incident occurred in Atlanta's historic Pittsburgh neighborhood.
Brittney Ducket Williams was held overnight before being released on bond.
She doesn’t have an active account on this platform—so posting first full length and credited video here to help raise awareness.
Live footage by Torah Jews team at one of the Anti-Zionist events taken place in honor of the Grand Rabbi of Satmar of Blessed memory.
Anti-Zionism is the consensus by us all.
There are thousands of anti-Zionist Jews in America, but the mainstream media that serves Zionism does not talk about this.
Take a good look at this video, these are the Satmar Jewish community, which is anti-Zionist and anti-Israeli.
They are all loyal to the Torah and have been fighting against Zionism for years.
There are hundreds of thousands of Jews who are anti-Zionism and anti-Israel, but the Zionist-controlled media never mentions this.
Israel is not a Jewish state.
Zionism is not Judaism.
Being against Israel is not antisemitic, it is in fact pro-Judaism.
Rabbi Chaim Brisker, one of the greatest rabbis a century ago, once said: “There have been many heretical groups in Jewish history, but Zionism is the worst.
Source @voiceofrabbis@TorahJudaism
🚨 The IDF ADMITS Targeting Municipal Officials In Gaza! 🚨
Just yesterday the IDF admitted they’ve been trying to kill all of Gaza's municipal officials. They did this by announcing they would no longer be targeting some of Gaza's municipal officials — which means until now they’ve been targeting all of them. Of course, killing municipal officials for their civilian positions is a war crime under international law, but Israel has never met a war crime it hasn’t committed.
Because of Western media’s propagandistic diarrhea of the mouth, a lot of Americans don’t realize that Hamas was not just a militant group; it was also the government of Gaza until July of this year when they dissolved it. However, they are still the de facto governing body of the 30% of Gaza where all the survivors of the genocide live because Israel has stolen the other 70%.
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- It should come as no surprise that any government consists of far more than just an army or a group of militants.
- The people who oversee the healthcare in Gaza (even though all the hospitals have been blown up) are Hamas municipal officials.
- The people who oversee the garbage pickup in Gaza (that remains) are Hamas municipal officials.
- The people who oversee the public infrastructure in Gaza (that hasn’t been blown up) are Hamas municipal officials.
- The people who oversee the education system in Gaza (that hasn’t been blown up) are Hamas municipal officials.
- The people who oversee the allotment of food to the hungry in Gaza (when there is any) are Hamas municipal officials.
You get the idea. Israel has been executing civilian employees who oversee standard governmental projects. It would be like one of the most advanced armies in the world drone bombing US mail carriers — or at least the guy who oversees the mail people in your town. It would be like jets dropping bombs on the guy who looks over the traffic patterns to make sure the stoplights work appropriately.
And it gets worse. We know from past reporting that the psychopaths running the IDF don’t only target the targets — they blow up the entire family of their target. They do this with AI programs such as “Lavender” and “Where’s Daddy?” They wait for a target to arrive home so they can vaporize his house and several generations of his family.
When we take this all together, Israel has admitted targeting non-militant municipal officials and their entire families.
If any other country at any other time were doing this, it would be covered on most mainstream media outlets. But don’t worry, it’s only Israel and it’s only during their ravenous three-year genocide of Gaza. No one has the time to keep up to date on every war crime Israel commits. That would be like throwing a party every time Carlos Alcaraz wins a tennis match — you’d be exhausted and look like a hysteric moron.
So let’s not make a big thing out of the IDF admitting they’ve been executing the guys who oversee trash pickup and food delivery in Gaza. Let’s pretend it’s a smaller news story than Donald Trump pausing momentarily while exiting his plane.
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The story of the incredible transformation of a dog that was found abandoned—tied to a tree in the rain—and now enjoys a home filled with love, affection, and happiness.
The world needs more people with a heart like that.
Abdul El-Sayed: “We Have to Separate Judaism and the Jewish People From Israel and Its Actions.”
Following his election victory, Abdul El-Sayed reaffirms his commitment to protecting Jewish Americans from antisemitism while making clear that criticism of Israel must never be confused with hostility toward Jews.
Absolutely correct. Judaism is not Zionism, and Israel does not represent the Jewish people.
@AbdulElSayedHQ@AbdulElSayed
Source @voiceofrabbis@TorahJudaism
My name is Hlmey Al-Masri. I’m 25 years old, and I come from Gaza, Palestine — a place the world often sees through headlines, but a place I know through every memory, every dream, and every struggle that has shaped my life.
I grew up with dreams bigger than my circumstances. My greatest dream was to become a journalist, to tell the stories of ordinary people, to give a voice to those who are ignored, and to make the world listen to people whose pain is too often forgotten. I wanted to document the truth, share the stories of my people, and prove that even in the darkest circumstances, our voices deserve to be heard.
I completed my university studies, but despite years of hard work and sacrifice, I still haven’t been able to receive my degree because of unpaid university fees. Imagine coming so close to achieving a lifelong dream, only to find that financial hardship stands between you and the final step. My education represents more than a certificate; it represents years of hope, determination, and the future I have worked so hard to build.
Life in Gaza has turned even the simplest things into daily struggles. Dreams that once felt within reach have become difficult to pursue, while survival has become a constant priority. Today, I carry the responsibility of supporting my family of 16. My family needs approximately $80 every day, or $2,400 every month, to buy the food, drinking water, and other essential supplies we need to survive. These are not luxuries or unnecessary expenses. They are the basic necessities that help us get through each day. Behind these numbers are 16 real lives, and I do everything I can to help my family endure these circumstances and hold on to hope.
Carrying this responsibility is not easy, especially while trying to keep my own dreams alive. There are moments when the weight of everything feels overwhelming, but I know that giving up is not the future I want for myself or my family. I continue to search for a way forward, holding on to the belief that our lives should be about more than simply surviving from one day to the next.
But I don’t want the world to know me only through hardship. I want you to know the person behind this story: a young man who believes in education, truth, dignity, and the power of words. I am a son, a brother, and someone who still has ambitions despite everything standing in his way. My circumstances are part of my story, but they are not the entirety of who I am.
I created this account to share my reality in my own words, tell stories that might otherwise go unheard, and connect with people beyond the borders of Gaza. I want people to see the human being behind the headlines — someone with dreams, responsibilities, fears, and hopes for a better tomorrow.
My dream of becoming a journalist is still alive. I still hope to receive my degree, continue the journey I started, and one day use my voice to tell stories with honesty and humanity. I cannot predict what tomorrow will bring, but I refuse to let the hardships I face erase the future I have always dreamed of.
I am Hlmey Al-Masri. I am from Gaza. I carry the responsibility of a family, the weight of circumstances I never chose, and a dream I have never stopped believing in.
My story is still being written. And despite everything, I still believe there is more to my life than the struggle to survive. 🇵🇸
@FranceskAlbs@Partisangirl@academic_la@ireallyhateyou@kennardmatt@oliveegirl@eyuplovely@ByYourLogic@ZeroSuitCamus@ll4gaza_ofcl@olivelacedpen@ainiladra
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"I love Judaism and I love the Jewish people.
AIPAC and Israel are not the same as Judaism
The most dangerous thing is expanding antisemitism to include criticism of Israel"
- Abdul El-Sayed Michigan Senator
Absolutely Correct!