Adam Lemel

[Open Source Intel @Osint613]

Sen. John Fetterman:

44% of Muslims have positive views of Hamas.

That's a legit poll.

[Ncole ✡︎ @ncole_r]

Every major lie about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict debunked in 2 minutes:

Another amazing job from Shabbos Kestenbaum.

[Xaviaer DuRousseau @XAVIAER]

I can’t wait for Israel to finally win the war so I can stop hearing about “Palestine.” All this public outcry for the love of TERRORISTS.

#Oscars #Oscars2025 #NoOtherLand

[Mor Edge Insight @MorEdge_Insight]

The fact that this shit is even allowed in the nation’s capital, and in broad daylight the American flag is taken down and burned while the Palestinian flag is raised… THIS IS WHAT A FUCKING INSURRECTION LOOKS LIKE!!!

[Canary Mission @canarymission]

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[David Collier @mishtal]

Aaron Bushnell burned himself to death

and he threw his life away over something that is not even happening.

He killed himself over a devil that does not exist.

Anti-Israel activism is a brainswashing death cult built on a pyramid of antisemitic lies.

[HonestReporting @HonestReporting]

Hamas' Casualty Count: The Math Isn't Mathing 🧵

[Keg. @GratefulKeg]

The Aggies are giving Qatar nukes for NIL money.

[Arsen Ostrovsky @Ostrov_A]

This! @billmaher on the war between Israel and Hamas:

“All wars end with negotiation, but it's hard to negotiate when the other side's bargaining position is "you all die and disappear."

[The Mossad: Satirical and Awesome @TheMossadIL]

The gap between 🇮🇱🇵🇸 ideologies can fill the Grand Canyon.

[Martin Varsavsky @martinvars]

Since October 7, I have experienced a significant shift in my political beliefs towards the right. I am not alone. This is happening to most Jewish friends who are horrified by the call from the left that goes “from the river to the sea” asking for the end of the state of Israel.

In the past, I was a donor to the Democratic Party and served on the board of the Clinton Foundation. October 7th marked a turning point, profoundly altering my political worldview and leaving the party.

The impact was twofold: on one hand, the realization of the horrific massacre of Hamas and the kidnappings and burning of babies, and systematic rapes, all wildly celebrated in Gaza. Seeing so vividly that what Hamas wants is to kill all Jews was horrifying enough but to then see such support for Hamas from the American left all chanting, "from the River to the Sea" was the end of my relationship with, the so called, "progressives".

Previously, I held an idealistic view of the left. Now, that view has drastically changed, adapting to a darker reality. I see the alliance between certain progressive factions, such as those represented by Representatives Rashida Tlaib and Ilhan Omar, as a threat to Israel, to Jews and to democracy in the United States. The so-called "woke" culture, by sympathizing with Hamas, has become the enemy in my eyes. Conservative culture, in supporting the democracy of Israel, has become a new ally.

I find it deeply troubling when figures like Tlaib and Omar express intentions to recognize Palestine without fully addressing the atrocities committed by Hamas. This, to me, seems like a reward to terror, a slap in the face to democratic ideals, to the Jewish people, and to all Americans who stand against rewarding terrorism.

Jews were 10 million in Europe in 1939, now only 1 million remain. But just as Germany went from being Nazi to being a great defender of democracy, the right wing in the United States has transformed from having a history of denying rights to now being a leading force in the fight for individual freedom and the defense of the individual. The left instead, which once fought for democracy, now supports causes that attack individual freedom, Judaism and Israel.

The world has changed. October 7 was a wake-up call for me.

[Oli London @OliLondonTV]

There are thousands of stray cats and dogs in Palestine.

The Palestinian Authority’s official policy is to SHOOT and POISON all stray dogs and cats.

Stray dogs and cats subjected to this die in absolute agony.

Those poisoned convulse in seizures.

Those shot are often wounded and left to die slowly from their injuries.

Palestinian civilians are also encouraged to kill dogs.

In 2022 the mayor of Hebron, in West Bank offered citizens $5 for every dog they killed.

These tactics are so normalized that Palestinian municipalities post notices warning citizens not to be alarmed by impending gunfire, and post pictures of bloodied dogs on their Facebook pages, claiming to have made streets safer for people.

Source: OIPA International Organization for Animal Protection.

https://t.co/jAAI7fW4An

[Hillel Fuld @HilzFuld]

“From the river to the sea…”

Let’s talk about such a scenario in which Israel is erased.

7:00 AM: You wake up and try to unlock your iPhone to read email, but it won’t unlock.

Why? Because Face ID is Israeli tech. It was invented by Primesense, acquired by Apple.

7:30 AM: Before heading to work, you go into your garden to make sure your grass is being watered.

Nope, no drip irrigation. That’s an Israeli invention.

8:00 AM: You get into your car, and try to turn on Waze so you can know where there is traffic.

It won’t open because Waze is Israeli.

8:30 AM. On the way to work, you almost lose control of the car because it didn’t notify you that you were swerving out of your lane. Why?

Because Mobileye is based in Jerusalem.

9:00 AM: “Fine”, you say to yourself, “I don’t need Waze or Mobileye anyway. Soon my car will be autonomous.”

Nope. Innoviz is Israeli.

9:30 AM. You get to work and have your first meeting on Microsoft teams. It won’t work.

All the AI on teams? Built in Herzliya.

10:00 AM. You try to use your USB thumb drive on your computer. No go.

Invented by Dov Moran at Msystems, acquired by Sandisk.

11:00 AM: You need to access some classified information but it’s behind a firewall. Sorry, you can’t do anything about that.

Firewall technology? Invented in Israel.

12:00 PM: You look out your office window and the sky is so beautiful, you want to take a photo?

Nope. Smartphone dual lens technology was invented by Israeli company Corephotonics.

1:00 PM. You have a lot of work to do. You fire up your PC but it won’t boot up.

Is it running an Intel processor? Oh, yea, it was designed in Israel.

2:00 PM: You’re getting really frustrated. Nothing is working! So you turn to Google but even that won’t work.

Google builds many of its products in Tel Aviv.

3:00 PM: After a frustrating hour trying to get things to work, you decide to FaceTime your wife to vent. Why won’t it work?

Because voice over IP? Invented in Israel.

3:30 PM: You’re really losing patience so you go to your favorite instant messenger to speak to a friend.

Nope, instant messaging was invented in Israel.

4:00 PM. You give up and decide to focus on work exclusively. You have to work on building a website?

Sorry, Wix is Israeli. You can’t use it.

5:00 PM. You get a call from your doctor. He wants you to come in because he saw something troubling in your last check up. He needs to use the PillCam.

You have to inform him that’s a no go. It’s Israeli tech.

6:00 PM: Since your car is unreliable, you decide to take public transportation.

Your Moovit app won’t load for some reason. It’s Israeli.

6:30 PM: You decide to do some shopping for a new car because it’s time to go electric.

Sorry, nope. Better Place CEO Shai Agassi pioneered the infrastructure for electric cars in 2012.

7:00 PM: You get a call with bad news, your relative was recently diagnosed with cancer.

Unfortunately, you can’t help him because many of the leading cancer treatments were developed in Israel by companies like Novocure and Vascular Biogenics.

8:00 PM: You’ve had a hard day and you just want to chill out in front of your social media feeds but all of your feeds won’t load.

Meta, parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and Whatsapp, has many offices in Israel.

9:00 PM: A late dinner. You want to prepare alternative meats or dairy products.

You can’t find them in the supermarket because Redefine Meat and Remilk are Israeli startups.

10:30 PM: You decide to read your book. You can’t find your glasses anywhere.

That’s because you bought them on GlassesUSA, an Israeli company.

11:00 PM: Your last resort, watching some TV. Your Samsung TV wont turn on!

Well, that’s because Samsung has many offices in Israel including Samsung Next, a fund that invests in tech.

You go to sleep and hope tomorrow will be a better day.

Here, try this new rhyme instead: “From the river to the sea, if Israel is gone, what will be with me?!”

[Hillel Neuer @HillelNeuer]

Ouch: UNRWA chief hit with Community Note for this whopper of a claim about its schools

[Stephen L. Miller @redsteeze]

He would be correct.

[AG @AGHamilton29]

1) There is no apartheid. There are nearly 2M Arabs in Israel with citizenship and full rights.

Palestinians in Gaza had their own area to control. They had their own government. They received billions in aid, which was split between corrupt theft and weapons. More aid per capita than any other place on earth and almost none of it used to benefit the people there. That was a choice that led to restrictions from both Israel AND Egypt on what they would let enter Gaza.

2) There is no genocide. Genocide is the intentional killing of a group of people with the intention of wiping them out. What Israel is doing, in providing evacuation routes, create safe corridors, limiting strikes etc. is the precise opposite of genocide. Which is especially apparent when you realize they have the capability to wipe out Gaza in hours and yet have consistently tried to minimize innocent deaths.

3) Painting Hamas as just 4 random terrorists with pistols is more gaslighting. Hamas has fired 11K+ rockets at Israeli cities and still fires daily. They have been stacking up military-grade weapons provided by Iran, building military infrastructure under civilian infrastructure to coordinate attacks and use civilians as shields for almost 2 decades. They executed one of the largest attacks in recent history on 10/7 and intentionally started a war with the knowledge that Israel would be forced to go after them in Gaza, the place they are in charge of, in response and that it would inevitably lead to extensive casualties there.

There is no country on earth that would allow a massacre of their own people followed by indiscriminate rocket attacks on their cities without trying to put a stop to it. And a ceasefire doesn’t do that, it just buys Hamas time to rearm and launch their next attack.

And btw Hamas actually knows Israel isn’t interested in genocide. Why do you think they put all their bases in hospitals and schools? There would be no benefit to doing so if they didn’t believe Israel would go out of its way to limit civilian casualties. It’s also why they are trying to keep Palestinian civilians from leaving those places now.

[AG @AGHamilton29]

Hi Kyle,

Since you’re citing Gaza health ministry numbers, let me ask a few questions:

1) How many Hamas militants have been killed? You seem to assume 0 since you counted every casualty as a civilian.

2) How many Palestinians have been killed by the 600-700 rockets that have fallen short in Gaza? You seem to assume 0 since you blamed every death on Israel

3) How many Palestinians have been killed by Hamas via bombs and shooting? You seem to assume 0

4) Does Hamas have any responsibility for the deaths of people they use as human shields? It seems you think the answer is no.

[GeoConfirmed @GeoConfirmed]

GeoConfirmed ISR - PAL Investigation.

This claim is viewed over 30 million times.

"Israel admits Apache helicopters fired on their own civilians running from the Supernova music festival."

❌DISINFORMATION ❌

This whole story is a perfect example how disinformation works.
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[Israel Defense Forces @IDF]

The people of Gaza know that Hamas is responsible for dragging them into war—and they deserve better.

[Tarkan @tarkansh]

חרא עליך הינקל. אני חיי ויורה.