Ys305

Baruch College class of 2019

[Eyal Yakoby @EYakoby]

The media went into a frenzy over Israel passing a law that allows for the death penalty of Hamas terrorists who invaded Israel on October 7th.

Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia is set to execute a man and woman for holding hands in public.

The media hasn’t said a word. Weird.

[The Jerusalem Post @Jerusalem_Post]

More than 50 Black and Jewish youth came together in Baltimore for a basketball camp combining sports, leadership and conversations about antisemitism and racism. The program showed how sports can create meaningful connections and challenge prejudice.
https://t.co/c6J1eeggZx

[Tali Goldsheft @TaliGoldsheft]

“Antisemitism is on the rise, and it's occurred under your watch. And Zohran Mandami is fueling it.“
- @NassauExec at tonight’s NY gubernatorial debate against @GovKathyHochul.

I’m a registered Dem. Voted for Biden, and then for Kamala. Never imagined I’d consider voting for a Trump-endorsed Republican. Yet here I am.

Kathy, no matter how many times you bring up the orange boogeyman, you’ve still managed to put me and many others in this position thanks to:

1) your despicable endorsement of Mamdani

2) the fact that only 51% of New Yorkers felt safe on the subway during the day in 2025, compared with 82% in 2017

3) let’s talk about your pal Mamdani’s favorite word “affordability”…New York's average annual property tax was approximately 77% above the U.S. average in 2024.

And that’s just for starters.

[AP @Average_NY_Guy]

Jews are building a Jewish neighborhood in Florida, and the internet is having an absolute meltdown.

The hatred and antisemitism in the comments are astonishing. “Why is it only for Jews?” “Why is it acceptable when Jews do it but not Muslims?”

Well, first, these Jews are building a community because they want to live among people who share their religion, traditions, values, and lifestyle. They want synagogues, Jewish schools, kosher food, and neighbors who understand their way of life.

Apparently, in 2026, that's enough to send thousands of people into a hysterical rage.

Second, Muslims have every right to build their own religious communities. But there's an enormous difference between wanting to live according to your religion and demanding that everyone else live under its laws.

These Jews aren't demanding that Florida adopt Jewish law. They couldn't care less what you eat, how you dress, whom you worship, or how you live. They simply want to be left alone.

Compare that with Islamist movements openly advocating for Sharia to govern society as a whole. That's a fundamentally different ambition, and pretending the two are equivalent is absurd.

But I think there's something deeper behind much of this outrage.

Jealousy. Pure, bitter jealousy.

A lot of these people have absolutely nothing resembling a community. They barely know their neighbors, have no meaningful social bonds, no shared traditions, and nobody they can genuinely depend on.

Then they see Jews building entire neighborhoods around family, faith, community, and mutual responsibility. People who celebrate together, mourn together, help one another financially, raise their children around shared values, and actually care whether their neighbors are doing okay.

And it drives them insane.

Some are simply antisemites who hate Jews regardless of what they do. But others are watching people enjoy something they desperately lack themselves: belonging.

Imagine being so bitter about your own empty social life that seeing other people build a thriving community feels like a personal insult.

[Eli Afriat 🇮🇱 @EliAfriatISR]

“A donation to Israel on your ticket”: Jerry Seinfeld responded to a pro-Palestinian protester who interrupted his stand-up show in Chicago over the weekend.

What a great man! 🇮🇱💪

[The Jerusalem Post @Jerusalem_Post]

History teaches us that antisemitism is never only about Jews. If Europe is unable to curb antisemitism online today, it will struggle to contain other social ills tomorrow.
https://t.co/Mmvywta4Ew

[Ritchie Torres @RitchieTorres]

My speech at a 10/7 vigil in the Bronx:

Three years ago, October 7th—the deadliest day for Jews since the Holocaust—cruelly coincided with Simchat Torah. What should have been a day of joy became one of overwhelming grief, shock, and trauma. On that day, Jews throughout the world were robbed of the joy of Simchat Torah.

When I led a Bronx delegation to Israel for the first time since October 7th, I will never forget the experience of meeting the survivors of the Nova massacre and finding myself inspired by their resilience, by their insistence on defying despair itself, by the message: “We will dance again.” Those words remind us that the joy of Simchat Torah can never be surrendered to terror. It must be reclaimed.

The most powerful antidote to antisemitism is to be joyfully Jewish. Franklin Roosevelt once said, “The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.” Jewish identity is a beautiful gift. It is not something to be hidden out of fear. It is something to be openly celebrated with joy. With pride. With passion. And with love.

The purpose of terrorism is to strike terror into the heart of a people. The Jewish people and their allies must never stop dancing, never stop singing, and never stop living. Because the moment we stop, terror has won.
And terror can never have the final word on the fate of either the Jewish people or the Jewish State.

So I have a simple call to action:
Never give up. Never give in.
Never stop singing. Never stop dancing.
Relentlessly rejoice in your Judaism.
Am Yisrael Chai.

[New York Post @nypost]

Birthright Israel expects strongest demand in nearly a decade on third anniversary of Oct. 7 attacks https://t.co/EuF9cK9ENQ

[Jake Lang - January 6 Political Prisoner 🇺🇸 @JakeLang]

🚨BREAKING:

Springdale NJ just planted 1,200 ISRAELI FLAGS to remember the victims of October 7th horrific MUSLIM attack!!! 😲

& Since literally EVERYONE wants to know my thoughts on Israel / Jewish people:

I care about the survival of Western / White culture in Israel just as much as I do about it in Sweden,

Israel isn’t above or below any other European Country for me.

I’m glad they are protecting their White homogeneous society from the invading hordes of Muslims,

I don’t want any foreign influence in our government,

I don’t respect the false leftist Jews who push degenerate rap culture and who are behind the music, Hollywood, and porn industry like George Soros types,

But my condemnation of the false Jews is not a hatred of Jewish people,

Jewish people need to assimilate to American culture and if they want to create their own ethnic conclaves where they speak their own language, eat their own food and dress they way they dress, they must do that in Israel,

I want America to resemble America.

Bibi Netanyahu is a right wing figure that the left wants to destroy to usher in socialism and demographic replacement in Israel same as in Europe

Don’t fall for the pysop to hate him.

He is the Trump of Israel

The Furher has spoken.

[Eyal Yakoby @EYakoby]

BREAKING: Fully masked Islamists are now chasing down Zohran Mamdani, and threatening him.

You have to laugh at the irony of this.

[Ben Shapiro @benshapiro]

Three years ago today, Palestinian terrorists, murderers and rapists perpetrated the largest terror attack since 9/11 and the largest attack on Jews since the Holocaust. The West largely responded with outrage…against Israel and Jews. We examine why, and what it means for a suicidal West.
https://t.co/zqBH1WFlaN

[Fox News @FoxNews]

Holocaust survivor sends a powerful message to the world on the 3rd anniversary of the October 7th attacks:

"We are here to stay, whether you like it or not... The Jewish people live and we will live forever."

@AmericaNewsroom

[The Jerusalem Post @Jerusalem_Post]

OPINION | “Genocide” has become a defining accusation in the debate over Gaza. But what happens when that rhetoric moves beyond politics and begins shaping attitudes toward Jews and Israel supporters worldwide?

https://t.co/mVkm9ueLhw

[Congressman Randy Fine @RepFine]

Three years ago today, Hamas terrorists slaughtered 1,200 innocent people and dragged hundreds more into captivity.

We remember the murdered.

We remember the hostages. 

We are grateful to President Trump for bringing them all home when nobody thought it was possible. 

We hope the monsters who committed these atrocities burn in hell. 

Never forget October 7th — never again.

[Craig Carton @craigcartonlive]

As we sadly remember the atrocity of October 7th I had the honor of sitting with Holocaust Survivor Sami Steigmann. He had a powerful reminder for the world and those who want to eradicate the Jewish population.

[The Jerusalem Post @Jerusalem_Post]

OPINION | As America marks 25 years since 9/11, the threat posed by radical Islamist ideology continues to evolve through terrorism, propaganda and political influence. What does “never forget” really mean today?
✍️@AdamMilstein

https://t.co/F15a6Hs2Eg

[Fox News @FoxNews]

Three years ago, a sunrise party turned into the deadliest day in Israel's history.

In the early morning hours of Oct. 7, 2023, thousands were still gathered at the Nova music festival in southern Israel when rockets began streaking overhead and the music stopped. Hamas terrorists breached the border by land and air, with some crossing on motorized paragliders, as festivalgoers ran, hid in fields, and tried to escape by car.

The attack spread to communities near the Gaza border, where terrorists stormed homes, killed families, and took men, women, and children hostage.

By the end of the day, roughly 1,200 people had been killed and 251 abducted into Gaza, marking the deadliest single-day attack against Jews since the Holocaust.

Hear survivors’ testimonies on @foxnation : https://t.co/j2wOnwSKmy

[The Jerusalem Post @Jerusalem_Post]

As Israel faces growing isolation, new allies are emerging in Latin America. From stronger diplomatic ties to a shared fight against antisemitism, terrorism and transnational crime, countries across the region are drawing closer to Israel.

https://t.co/SFeuXLBcWh

[Israel Defense Forces @IDF]

3 Years Later, Our Promise Remains Unbroken: To Protect Our Nation.

[Ys305 @YanSam305]

As a Jewish American, this October 7, I pray for Israel to overcome its enemies, restore peace for its citizens, and be a safe home for the Jewish people once again.

To all those that have stood with us throughout this difficult time, we see you and thank you for your support.