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Dad/Granddad Conservative/Gymrat @CAMERA4Truth @StandWithUs @CanaryMission @ClarionProject @JNFUSA 🇮🇱

[ArchitectGuy @ArchitectGuy]

This is a classic and it never gets old #Kotel #WesternWall #AlAqsaMosque #TempleMount #Jerusalem

[Never Again @Never_Again2020]

Do you suffer from Israel Derangement Syndrome?

[Rabbi Poupko @RabbiPoupko]

Good evening Barcelona 🇪🇸
You have wished. Intifada upon Israel, and now the Intifada has arrived at your gates.

This is what a globalizated Intifada looks like.

[Hen Mazzig @HenMazzig]

A crowd of tens of thousands of people on the National Mall in Washington, DC shout "Free Palestine" at a benefit concert by the band Turnstile.

A slogan that means making Palestine Jew-free has become a fun chant at concerts.

This is a hate rally.

[Saul Sadka @Saul_Sadka]

New low for normalized Jew-hate in the American Democratic Party. Very sad:

Painting your political opponents as puppets of Jews, as this El-Sayed ad does, and as crazed baby-killers and money-grubbing villains who are the root cause of every bad thing not just in the world, but in your life—from wars to the price of eggs to the reason you can’t have free healthcare—is not just low-grade Jew-hate. It’s pure Third Reich stuff, translated directly from the original German.

Do you remember when Jewish Democrats in Michigan explained that they would vote for El-Sayed despite his open disdain for Jews, since there are many other important issues they need him to fight for? That anything was worth it to “defeat MAGA”?

Well, here’s El-Sayed’s answer to them: Don’t worry, all those issues we agree on, like healthcare, inflation, and climate change, I’m going to make them about Jews too! I will tell the public that the Jews are the reason they can’t have those things.

[Jonathan Sacerdoti @jonsac]

The BBC has agreed to pay £400,000 to an award-winning Jewish documentary-maker who alleged she was subjected to antisemitism and pushed out of the corporation after October 7.

Lucie Kon, 57, spent 22 years at the BBC and worked on programmes including Panorama, Today, BBC Breakfast and Storyville. Films she commissioned or helped produce won an Oscar, Emmy and Bafta.

Kon says her treatment changed dramatically after the Hamas attacks. She alleges colleagues described Zionists like her as “evil”, argued that Israel should be called terrorist if Hamas was, and told her to consider what had driven Hamas to carry out the massacre.

When she proposed a documentary about October 7, Kon says she was told she was “too partial” to oversee it because she was Jewish.

She subsequently filed a formal grievance, but a BBC investigation rejected her complaint. Kon says she was then kept away from work for months. During a restructuring, her position was made redundant and she failed to secure the similar role replacing it.

She launched unfair-dismissal proceedings.

The BBC has now agreed substantial compensation, reported as £400,000, without admitting liability or accepting that Kon suffered antisemitism.

Kon says Jewish employees still at the corporation continue to face hostility and feel unable to identify openly as Jewish or Zionist.

[Eyal Yakoby @EYakoby]

BREAKING: Macron is chased down by rioters yelling “Allahu Akbar.”

[David Lange @Israellycool]

🎶 “I Think I Just Freed Palestine” 🎶
A heartfelt musical tribute to performative activism, where the slogans are loud, the Jew-hate is palpable, knowledge is optional, and the results are nonexistent.
Please support my original work by sharing directly from my post.

[Shiestynurse @shiestynurse]

I can’t believe this but I gotta do it. I never wanna hear MAGA NURSES CAN’T BE NURSES. The shit I hear from liberal nurses is beyond unprofessional. I hope this nurse learns from this report I’m about to make on her. I’m just glad I stepped in and helped the patient who was attacked by 2 random people.

[Bill Maher @billmaher]

One reason young people want socialism so much is that they're jealous that older people have it and they don't.

[Brivael Le Pogam @brivael]

🚨🚨🚨 A warning to Americans, from a Frenchman. 🚨🚨🚨

You are starting to elect people who promise you more state, more redistribution, more "free" things. New York already has a democratic socialist mayor, perhaps the furthest-left since Fiorello La Guardia. I'm not here to tell you how to vote. I'm here to tell you how this story ends, because we lived it. France ran this experiment for 40 years, and we are now living its final chapter.

It starts in May 1981. François Mitterrand wins the presidency with the Communists in government. The program is pure romance. They nationalize the big banks and industrial groups. They lower the retirement age to 60, cut the work week, add a fifth week of paid vacation, create a wealth tax, and hire massively in the public sector. "Changer la vie", change life itself. That was the slogan.

Reality took less than two years to answer. Capital fled. The franc was devalued three times. Inflation stayed in double digits while our neighbors were bringing theirs down. In March 1983, Mitterrand made a U-turn and imposed austerity, "le tournant de la rigueur".

Remember this, because it is the pattern. Socialism doesn't fail once and disappear. It fails, reinvents itself, and changes its electorate.

After 1983 the Socialists had a problem. They had abandoned the economic revolution, so what was left to sell? The answer was identity politics before the term existed. In 1984 SOS Racisme was born, closely tied to the Socialist Party. The moral battle replaced the economic one. Anyone who raised the question of immigration or integration was no longer an opponent. He was a racist.

Then came the first real test. In 1989, three girls showed up to a public school in Creil wearing the Islamic veil. The Socialist government refused to decide, sent the question to the courts, and let it rot for fifteen years. The ban only came in 2004. That was the moment the Republic blinked. The message received was simple: if you push, the state will back down.

Over the following decades, the left slowly replaced the working class it had lost with a new coalition. In 2011 the Socialist think tank Terra Nova wrote it down in black and white, saying they should stop chasing blue-collar workers and build a coalition of graduates, youth, and minorities. Electoral clientelism became strategy. In certain cities, local politicians traded subsidies, jobs, and silence for votes delivered by community networks, including Islamist ones.

The result today is that in the 2022 presidential election, Muslim voters gave 69% of their first-round votes to Jean-Luc Mélenchon, the hard-left candidate. A party that once claimed to be secular is now courting religious identity. Let's be precise: this is not about our Muslim fellow citizens, millions of whom are fully French. It is about a political machine that decided a community vote was worth more than the principles of the Republic.

Now the economy, because the two collapses are the same collapse.

In 2000, the Socialist government of Lionel Jospin, with Martine Aubry as labor minister, imposed the 35-hour work week. The theory was that sharing work creates jobs. What it actually did was make French labor more expensive, destroy the culture of effort, disorganize hospitals that still haven't recovered, and teach an entire generation that work is a burden the state should shrink for you.

That is the deep logic of socialism. It doesn't make people richer. It makes them dependent. Every new subsidy creates a voter who fears losing it. Every new public job creates a voter who defends the system. After a while, you no longer have citizens. You have clients.

Look where it ends. France hasn't voted a balanced budget since 1974. Public debt was around 20% of GDP when Mitterrand arrived. It is now around 3,550 billion euros, about 118% of GDP. France is once again Europe's biggest spender, with public spending at 57.3% of GDP. And a report commissioned by the government in July 2026 projects that without budget efforts, debt would reach 130% of GDP by 2030.

And to be completely honest, the right didn't fix any of this. Chirac, Sarkozy, Hollande, Macron: they all managed the decline instead of reversing it. The left set the direction, and the right lacked the courage to change it. That's how you get 40 years of slow rot, economic and social at the same time. A country that works less, pays more, gets less security, and no longer dares to say what it is.

So today France has two choices, and so will you if you go down this road.

The first choice is to stop lying to ourselves. Multiculturalism, meaning many cultures living side by side with no common rules, does not work. It never has, anywhere. When there is no shared culture on top, one culture eventually takes over the others. That's not hate, it's sociology. What worked in France for 150 years was assimilation. You come, you become French, you take on the language, the laws, the history, the way of life. In exchange, the nation takes you in fully, with no asterisk. Assimilation plus controlled immigration. And the deal is already signed with millions of people. Children of Italian, Portuguese, Polish, Algerian, Moroccan, and Vietnamese immigrants who are as French as I am. They are not the problem. They are the proof that the model works when we have the courage to apply it.

The second choice is to keep pretending. Let the state get bigger, let debt explode, keep buying social peace with money we don't have, and keep handing territory to those who reject the West. In that scenario, it is not impossible that France first elects a hard-left government, a Mélenchon government. Then, when the system can't pay its promises anymore, something else fills the vacuum. Michel Houellebecq wrote that story as fiction in 2015, in a novel called Submission. A lot of French people stopped laughing at it a long time ago.

France is a Western country with Western values. Equality between men and women. Freedom of expression, including the freedom to criticize religion. The law above faith. Work as dignity, not punishment. Some things are simply not acceptable here, and we need to have the courage to say it again.

America, you still have what we're losing: a culture of work, a culture of assimilation, the idea that the state is your servant and not your parent. The people selling you "more state" are making the same promise Mitterrand made in 1981. It sounds generous. It ends in debt, dependence, and fragmentation.

Don't trade the American Dream for the French Disease. We already paid the price. Learn from it for free.

[Brivael Le Pogam @brivael]

It's been months that I keep saying Hitler was far left. Every time, thousands of clowns show up in my replies to give me history lessons.

So I made a video to answer all these low IQ takes at once.

Topic closed. Next.

[Eyal Yakoby @EYakoby]

.@nytimes can you explain to your readers as to why you refuse to report this?

[Hen Mazzig @HenMazzig]

BREAKING: Israel has banned United Airlines pilot Sina Amjadian from flying aircraft into Israel after numerous pro-terror posts were found on his social media accounts. He praised Hezbollah and the regime in Iran.

Would United let him fly their planes into New York City?

[Rabbi Poupko @RabbiPoupko]

I almost fainted when I read this letter written by Charles Henry Churchill in 1841, long before Herzl was even born.

Following the 1840 Damascus blood libel and seeing how the Ottoman 🇹🇷 empire would not take the lives of its Jewish citizens seriously, Charles Henry Churchill, the British consulate in Ottoman Syria and a relative of Winston Churchill wrote the following letter to Sir Moses Montefiore, President of @BoardofDeputies 🇬🇧

"I cannot conceal from you my most anxious desire to see your countrymen endeavour once more to resume their existence as a people 🇮🇱

I consider the object to be perfectly attainable. But two things are indispensably necessary. Firstly, that the Jews will themselves take up the matter universally and unanimously. Secondly, that the European Powers will aid them in their views. It is for the Jews to make a commencement.

Let the principal persons of their community place themselves at the head of the movement. Let them meet, concert and petition.

Were the resources which you all possess steadily directed towards the regeneration of Syria and Palestine, there cannot be a doubt but that, under the blessing of the Most High, those countries would amply repay the undertaking, and that you would end by obtaining the sovereignty of at least Palestine...for the Jews to be ready and prepared to say: “Behold us here all waiting, burning to return to that land which you seek to remould and regenerate. Already we feel ourselves a people. The sentiment has gone forth amongst us and has been agitated and has become to us a second nature; that Palestine demands back again her sons... to enter upon the glorious task of rescuing our beloved country from the withering influence of centuries of desolation and of crowning her plains and valleys and mountain-tops once more, with all the beauty and freshness and abundance of her pristine greatness."

The letter is almost prophetic and speaks to the widespread recognition that the Jewish people were indigenous to the land of Israel for so many centuries.

[Hillel Fuld @HilzFuld]

“Stop stealing our money!”

“Why should America send Israel so much money?”

More and more Jew-haters are coming into my comments lately claiming Israel steals their taxpayer money, so let’s make some order here…

On an average year, the US gives Israel 3.8 billion, which accounts for 0.054% of America’s federal budget, $7 trillion.

0.054%!

US aid to Israel is just 7% of US foreign aid spending.

7%!

Oh, and 86% of US aid to Israel has to be spent in America.

And out of those billions, a large part of it goes to the Iron Dome, which is defensive and has never hurt a single human.

(If you’re opposed to the funding of the Iron Dome, you are openly calling for the murder of Jews.)

And one more thing…

Ambassador Huckabee told me personally, if there’s someone on the receiving end of the US Israel relationship, it’s the US, not Israel.

Between the tech, the intel, the medical breakthroughs, and more, Israel gives the US much more than the US gives Israel.

That’s not me saying it. That’s the United States ambassador to Israel.

So, there goes another lie about Israel debunked…

What else you got?

[Iris @streetwize]

🛑Israeli actress is taking Francesca Albanese to court.

Israeli actress and model Sarai Givaty has filed a NIS 500,000 defamation lawsuit against Francesca Albanese, the UN Special Rapporteur on the Palestinian territories.

According to the lawsuit, Albanese shared a 23-second clip from a 2025 interview, presented without its full context, and compared Givaty’s remarks to arguments used by Nazi officials to justify the murder of children during the Holocaust.

Givaty says she never called for children to be killed. She was discussing the dangers of extremism and the radicalization of children.

Albanese’s post reportedly reached more than two million views. Givaty says she subsequently received death threats and suffered damage to her reputation and career.

Think about that. A UN official used her international platform to make a devastating comparison involving an Israeli woman, without presenting the full context of her remarks.

Givaty is now fighting back in court.

Holding a UN position does not place anyone above accountability. Accusations this serious demand evidence, context, and responsibility.

Source: N12 :Yael Yafeh
Photo: Heli Friedman , N12

[An Israeli mother @IsraMum]

Today, I saw the end of civilization.

Not because of the wild looters trying to kill cops (who are forbidden to defend themselves).

Because the mass of the French DON'T UNDERSTAND THEY'RE AT WAR.

We spent a great Shabbat, thank you.

The dire warnings of the synagogue security chief sounded exaggerated as we crossed a huge swath of Western Paris about noon.

People running.
People in cafés and terraces.
People walking their dogs.

Cool and sunny. Paris autumn crisp air.
My old haunts, populated by kids who look remarkably similar to what we were.

A quiet and nice family afternoon, a spit away from the EiffelTower.
The best version of the day I wanted when I bought the airplane tickets.

But after Shabbat we opened the TV.

And we saw the end of civilization.

[An Israeli mother @IsraMum]

We keep telling the French Jews to leave.

It's not that easy.

Had coffee with my French colleague. It could have been me, except for Dreyfus.

It could have been me, if I hadn't broken my parents' heart and left anyway.

A story.

" I'm French. That is what I tell myself when the news come in, as if loyalty were still a kind of protection.

My mother’s people have been in Alsace since the sixteen hundreds. We are cousins of Alfred Dreyfus— the name is still said in the family the way other people say the name of a grandfather who came home from the trenches.
My father was an orphan of the Shoah. He arrived with nothing, the French police arrested and sent his parents to the Nazis, and stripped him of his citizenship for 12 years.
But he decided France was worth loving anyway. He taught us the Republic was not perfect, but it was ours to cherish and make better.
I believed him.

I finished Sciences Po in the happy 2000s and walked out into Paris feeling that, for the first time, Jews were completely at home.

I wanted the big corporate firms. I had the grades, but I do not work on Saturdays. In those years that was still a requirement, not a preference.

So I built a private practice, not so bad. My husband is an engineer. Between us we pay the taxes, the school fees, the mortgage, vacations in France. In 2023 we went to Israel before the catastrophe.
We were happy to be French Jews.
We told ourselves we were the proof that it worked.

Of course there were problems... but not like now.

There is always the other tax, the one that never appears on any form. Kosher food costs more. The shops are fewer. Schools...

The need to always stay a model citizen—never the one who asks for special treatment, never the one who makes the room uncomfortable, never the one who reminds anyone that the Republic’s universalism has always had exceptions.

We paid the four hundred and fifty euros a month for each of the three children so they could go to the Jewish school, because the public system is no longer a place you send a child with our last name.

I smiled at clients who made jokes about Jewish lawyers ethics but expected me to twist the laws for them as a matter of course.

I stayed honest. I proved, year after year, that I belonged.

Now many clients are "uncomfortable". Some say it is “because Palestine.” Others do not say anything; their partners simply will not sit across from a Jew. I watch the billing time like a hawk. Last month they sprayed my plaque in the street with a "Zionist w...re" and a "Palestine map."

Outside, the city is still sweeping glass from the weekend. A synagogue in the nineteenth was ransacked. Groups warned m people not to go for afternoon prayers because the streets were not safe.
I know the figures—more than thirteen hundred acts last year, half of every religious crime in the country, and we are less than one percent. I know friends are leaving. Nearly four thousand already this year.

And I see the new arrivals to France. They do not arrive as model citizens. They do not hide their names or their calendars or their demands. They lay down their own rules in the neighborhoods, in the schools, in the streets, and the Republic that once asked me to prove I was French enough now asks nothing of them but taxes me extra to care for them.

Their Djihadi Antisemitism is" an opinion", not as the old poison it is. I am still expected to be the quiet one, the integrated one, the one who pays the extra private guards when they overwhelm the police.

If we go, my mother stays.

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[Hen Mazzig @HenMazzig]

Hating Israel is bad for business.

[Dr. Maalouf ‏ @realMaalouf]

TERRIFYING: An Israeli tourist was surrounded by a pack of Muslims at a mall in Turkey and almost got lynched.

Imagine how bloodthirsty a society must be for an entire crowd to want to murder someone.

And Turks are supposedly the most ‘moderate’ Muslims.