Mabel Ariño Garat

Recordar que cumplir las leyes preserva de la locura ajena…y de la propia.

[Mabel Ariño Garat @ArinoMabel]

Será por el el titular de la Confederación argentina de hockey? Su presencia arruina cualquier triunfo, aún cuando sean las Leonas!

[INDIGNADO @indignadoxd]

Qué poco se habla de las Leonas, no?

[Eduardo Gerome @edgerome]

Desde que entró en vigencia la ley, la jueza De Marinis dejó en libertad, sin someter a juicio, a 20 menores que robaron. Superó todo límite. Cada minuto en el cargo de esta jueza supone un riesgo para la comunidad , que debería ser destituida rápidamente

[Mabel Ariño Garat @ArinoMabel]

Amén🙏🙏🙏💙

[Iris @streetwize]

While Neria Leiter is fighting for his life, his sister is lying just 40 meters away from him at Shaare Zedek hospital after giving birth to a baby girl overnight.

Their father, Ambassador Yechiel Leiter, said she came to the hospital while in the final stages of pregnancy to be near her brother.

“Her water broke. She gave birth to a daughter, and now she is lying 40 meters away from her brother.”

A family holding fear and new life at the same time.

May they know only good news from here. Amen🙏🏻

[Mabel Ariño Garat @ArinoMabel]

Una historia para llorar sin tiempo y agradecer la esperanza que despierta: el amor siempre salva!

[Hosna ⚖️ בניטה @DOGEQEEN]

BEAUTIFUL STORY: The Firefighters Called Me To Hold The Boy Who Just Killed His Mother

I'm fifty-four, a biker, both arms sleeved in ink, wearing the same leather cut I've had for three decades. I don't have a counseling license. I'm not a caseworker. No blood relation to anyone involved.

But at three in the morning, dispatch reached out to our motorcycle club's crisis line, and one line pulled me out from under the covers: "We need somebody who won't fall apart. The kid hasn't stopped screaming."

Forty minutes of rain in my face. When I rolled up, there were three fire engines out front, an ambulance behind them, and six firefighters standing on the lawn looking wrecked.

These are guys who charge into buildings that are burning down. Guys who've stood over more bodies than they can count.

Every one of them had tears on his face.

The captain met me at the front step. His hands wouldn't stay still. "The boy's five. Marcus. He smelled smoke, tried to wake his mom up. She told him to run outside and dial 911. He did exactly what she asked."

"She didn't get out?"

"Smoke got her. She pushed him to the door and went down in the hall."

"Where is he?"

"Kitchen. Won't let anybody near him. Keeps repeating that he killed her because he called 911 instead of dragging her out."

I stepped into that kitchen and something inside me came apart.

Marcus was jammed into the corner in yellow pajamas. His face was blotchy and wet. His whole body was shuddering hard enough that I could hear his teeth clicking together. And the same sentences kept spilling out of him.

"I killed my mommy! I was supposed to save her! I killed my mommy!"

I moved toward him slow. No sudden anything. Lowered myself onto the tile maybe three feet away.

He clocked the vest. The ink. My size. The screaming cut off for a second while he took me in.

"Hey, pal. I'm Danny. Gonna hang out right here for a bit. That okay?"

"I killed her," he whispered. "Mommy said go outside and I went and now she's gone and it's because of me."

"Can I tell you something, Marcus? Your mom said go outside because there was nothing on this planet she loved more than you. She needed you out of that house. Getting you through was worth more to her than her own breath."

"But I could've helped!" His voice climbed back to a shriek. "I could've pulled her out! I'm big enough!"

"No, buddy. You couldn't. And your mom knew that. That's the whole reason she sent you. If you'd stayed to help her, there'd be two people gone right now instead of one. She wasn't gonna let that happen."

"But she's dead and I don't have anybody and it's because I didn't save her!"

"Marcus, mind if I tell you something about me?"

He looked at me. Didn't nod. Didn't shake his head. Just looked.

"When I was eight, our house went up too. My dad shook me awake and told me to get out the window and run over to the neighbors. Said he was heading down the hall to grab my baby sister out of her crib."

I stopped for a second. Forty-six years later and telling it still stings.

"I did exactly what my dad said. Went out the window, ran through the yard. Stood there waiting for the two of them to come out." My throat closed for a beat. "They never did, Marcus. The roof came down."

Marcus stared at me. "Your daddy died?"

"And my baby sister. Her name was Emma. She was two."

"Did you think you did it too?"

"For a long time, buddy. I kept thinking maybe if I'd gone back through the window, both of them would still be here. I walked around thinking I was the one who killed them."

"But you were only a kid," Marcus said.

"So are you, pal. So are you."

Something in his face moved. Barely. But it moved.

"Would it be all right if I got closer?" I asked. "I won't touch you unless you want me to. But sitting through this by yourself isn't right."

He didn't answer with words. He threw himself across the tile and into me and mashed his face into my vest and let the crying take him all the way under.

I held on.

[🟦 Pilar Rahola @RaholaOficial]

Sobre Israel no se debate, se impone, se criminaliza, y aquellos que intentamos introducir ideas complejas, somos barridos por la marea. De golpe todo el mundo que no sabe nada de geopolítica, lo sabe todo de Israel, aunque no sepa ni dónde está en el mapa
https://t.co/So3y4shmoC

[Mabel Ariño Garat @ArinoMabel]

Los desnudó a todos!!! Netanyahu puede gustar o no, lo que no se puede negar es su valentía!!!

[Jhonf Fonseca @Jhonffonseca]

AHORA EN LA ONU: Netanyahu se queda hablando ante una sala medio vacía y les suelta esto a los que se fueron:

“¿Quieren escuchar la ironía suprema?

Al defenderse a sí misma, Israel también está defendiendo a muchos de los países cuyos delegados acaban de abandonar esta sala.

De hecho, muchos de sus líderes nos agradecen en privado por haber eliminado las armas nucleares de Irán.

Es difícil imaginar una hipocresía más alucinante.”

Lo más brutal: esos mismos países no movieron un dedo contra Irán.

Mientras Israel y Trump actuaron, ellos miraron para otro lado.

Y ahora, en público, se levantan y se van.

En privado, dan las gracias.

La ONU en su máxima expresión: teatro por fuera, silencio cómplice por dentro.

[Mabel Ariño Garat @ArinoMabel]

Am Israel Jai 🇮🇱🙏

[Jhonf Fonseca @Jhonffonseca]

NETANYAHU LO HUMILLÓ EN SU PROPIA CIUDAD
El alcalde de Nueva York, Zohran Mamdani, juró que iba a bloquearlo. Amenazó con detenerlo. Quiso convertirlo en un paria.
Resultado: Netanyahu subió al podio de la ONU y lo destrozó en su cara.
“Señor Mamdani, usted intentó impedirme entrar. Intentó silenciarme.
Pues no puede. Nadie silencia la verdad.”
Y siguió sin piedad:
“No es casualidad que elogies a condenados por apoyar a Hamás y que tengas como aliados a gente como Hasan Piker, el mismo que dijo que Estados Unidos ‘merecía’ el 11-S.”
El golpe final:
“La verdad es simple: Israel no cometió un genocidio.
Israel impidió un genocidio.
Eso es exactamente lo que tus amigos de Hamás nos habrían hecho si no los hubiéramos detenido.”
Todo esto ocurrió después de que Mamdani se rindiera en su intento de orden de arresto.
Quiso convertirlo en un fugitivo.
Netanyahu llegó, habló y se fue.
Nueva York acaba de ver quién tiene realmente el control.

[Fernando Soto @Doctor_Soto]

Según una investigación de @revistaquorumok, en 27 años el Consejo de la Magistratura de la Nación recibió 5.170 denuncias contra jueces, pero sólo 64 casos (menos de 2 % por ciento!) terminaron en una sanción o remoción.

El Consejo de la Magistratura no ha funcionado!

[Mabel Ariño Garat @ArinoMabel]

La ONU optó por ser una caricatura trágica de lo que fue en su fundación! Ha traicionado todos sus valores y propósitos

[EDDIE FLEISCHMAN @E_FLEISCHMAN]

Irán acaba de ser nominado para presidir el Comité de la ONU para la protección de los derechos de las mujeres, los derechos humanos y la prevención del terrorismo.

SÍ, IRÁN. Y fue apoyado por el Reino Unido, España y Francia.

Esto no es broma. Es cruelmente real. Una tragicomedia.

Es ese régimen que asesinó en dos días a decenas de miles de sus ciudadanos que se manifestaron contra el régimen dictatorial teocrático.

La ONU es una basura como entidad y su secretario general un filo terrorista.

[Gaby Neme @gabrielaneme]

LA MAMA DE IAN SIGUE SIN PODER ESCUCHAR A SU HIJO

No sabemos nada de la salud de Ian y la situación es desesperante. Cada vez que la mamá intenta llamarlo para saber cómo está, la abuela le corta el teléfono inmediatamente.

No hay forma de tener contacto directo con él, no nos permiten saber en qué condiciones reales se encuentra ni si está bien.

Lo tienen aislado, sin posibilidad de comunicarse con su mamá, mientras la justicia encubre todo y mira para otro lado. El entorno que debería cuidarlo lo único que hace es bloquear cualquier intento de saber la verdad sobre su estado.

No me van a callar con ninguna amenaza de causa penal: voy a seguir denunciando esto hasta que Ian vuelva a estar seguro y con su mamá.

[Ana Piccinini @PiccininiAna]

¡QUÉ LINDO ES EL MUNDO CON GENTE ASÍ! 👏👏👏
Hoy este Sr Chófer de la 513, detuvo la unidad y fue a buscar a este chico no Vidente que viaja todos los días(va a trabajar),vio q no llegaba ya q en esa vereda (Newton y Fournier) hay basura y cosas que le dificultan el paso. Los pasajeros lo aplaudimos cuando volvió, otro chófer lo hubiera dejado a su suerte, el no. Un hermoso gesto que ojalá muchos lo imiten. GRACIAS, SR!

[Eli Afriat 🇮🇱 @EliAfriatISR]

The number-one orator on the globe takes the UN stage, holding up a jarring mirror to a world that refuses to see the truth.

A heart-stirring sight:
Bibi enters the hall, and the cowards flee. 🤣

Netanyahu looks straight ahead—primarily at the cameras, at the world—and begins his remarks without backing down.
No apologies.
No hanging his head.

He looks straight ahead—at the hall, at the cameras, and above all at the world—and opens with sharp words:

"Before I begin, if there are any more moral cowards here who haven't left the hall, please leave now."

Then he looks back 14 years:

"Fourteen years ago, I stood at this podium and drew a red line: I vowed to prevent Iran’s murderous dictatorship from developing nuclear bombs."

Then comes the sentence that illustrates the magnitude of the decision:

"Destroying Iran’s nuclear facilities was difficult. It was very hard to do.
But for me, it was one of the easiest decisions I ever had to make.
If we hadn't done it—we would all be dead."

And he continues:

"Israel is also defending many of the countries whose representatives walked out of the room." "Leaders thank us for striking Iran’s nuclear program."

Then Netanyahu turns back to October 7:

"On October 7—the darkest day in Israel’s history—thousands of terrorists invaded Israel."

From there, he moves to the war that has been raging for three years:

"Israel’s enemies expected the state to collapse—but that did not happen.
We fought like lions.
For three years now, we have been fighting on seven fronts."

Then comes one of the speech's most powerful lines:

"There is an eighth front in this war.
It is the war for the truth."

The war for public perception.
The war for the narrative.
The war for Israel’s right to tell the world what really happened here.

And Netanyahu does not stop there.

Here—at the speech's dramatic climax—he attacks the tyrant Erdogan for the first time:

"He is a tyrant.
He hosts Hamas’s terror leaders.
He has slaughtered thousands of Kurdish civilians.
He denies the Armenian Genocide; he imprisons journalists and opposition leaders.
In fact, I think he holds the world record in that regard."

And addressing the harsh accusations leveled against Israel, he says:

"Despite the pain, despite the suffering, we do not surrender. Your sacrifice will not be in vain." "We will continue to defend our country."

And this is perhaps the heart of the entire speech:

Israel does not apologize for its very existence.
Israel does not relinquish its right to defend itself.
And Israel does not intend to let others write its story for it.

Then Netanyahu turns his gaze to Jews around the world:

"Hold your heads high. Carry yourselves with pride. Do not be afraid."

Wow.
A masterfully crafted speech.

You might agree.
You might disagree.
You might argue.

But it is hard to remain indifferent to a speech like this.

Netanyahu on the UN stage—facing a cowardly hall,
facing international criticism and the world's cameras—chooses to speak in the clearest voice possible:

Israel will not stay silent.
Israel will not surrender.
And Israel will continue to fight for its truth.

Wow, wow,
quite a speech.
Kudos to the Prime Minister.

Remember what I am writing here.

This speech will be talked about for a long time.

And this speech will determine the fate of the government here.

-Yoram Adri.

[Mabel Ariño Garat @ArinoMabel]

Atentamente, no nos mienta, señor Guterres! Se necesita una ONU que cumpla los valores, principios y propósitos que justificaron su creación!!!

[יאיר לפיד - Yair Lapid @yairlapid]

UN Secretary-General António Guterres said: “I have never seen killing and destruction like Gaza in all my years as Secretary-General.”

According to even the most critical reports, Guterres, 70,000 people were killed in the war in Gaza, a large proportion of them Hamas terrorists.

During your years as Secretary-General: more than 600,000 people were massacred or starved to death in Ethiopia.

377,000 died in Yemen — that figure appears in reports issued by your own organization.

150,000 were killed in Sudan and 12 million were displaced.

Hundreds of thousands have been buried in Ukraine.

You didn’t see it? They died before your eyes. You simply looked the other way, because the Jews couldn’t be blamed.

[Mabel Ariño Garat @ArinoMabel]

Continuaremos rezando hasta que tu hijo regrese a su hogar🙏🙏🙏Amén 🫶

[Ambassador Yechiel (Michael) Leiter @yechielleiter]

It’s a difficult time for my family and me. A Palestinian terrorist rammed his car into my son, on reserve duty, while driving at full speed. Earlier today, I spoke to the press at Shaare Zedek Medical Center in Jerusalem where my son Neriyah (G-d’s flame) is being treated for severe injuries.

And if you don’t watch the whole thing, this is the bottom line: hundreds of thousands of people around the world are praying for our dear Neriyah, a 39 year-old economist and father of four. We feel those prayers, and we are deeply grateful for every one of them.

But his life is still in danger.

Please keep praying for him. We need a miracle.

(Video: Shaare Zedek Medical Center)

[Mabel Ariño Garat @ArinoMabel]

Horror!!! #Formosa parece tierra de nadie, como si la Justicia argentina no se aplicara en esos pagos!!! @gabrielaneme

[Gaby Neme @gabrielaneme]

EL PAÍS ENTERO SE ENTERÓ DEL HORROR QUE PASA EN FORMOSA

En Luzu TV contaron lo que la justicia de Formosa quiso ocultar: a Ian lo dopaban con 12 pastillas por día, lo golpeaban y lo sometían a duches frías en las instituciones del Estado.

Cuando su mamá Elena denunció los abusos, la jueza Nadia Caballero y la asesora Isabela Vera lo mandaron a Corrientes como venganza

Llevamos el caso a la Cámara Federal de Resistencia y a los medios nacionales porque no nos van a callar.

Vamos a ir hasta las últimas consecuencias para terminar con esta perversión.

¡Con los chicos NO!

Exigimos la destitución ya de las responsables y justicia para Ian

[Mabel Ariño Garat @ArinoMabel]

@roitele1 🙏🙏🙏por Neria.

[Mabel Ariño Garat @ArinoMabel]

Realmente, es increíble que la resistan tanto. En realidad, más que increíble, es una confirmación de la extensión de las prácticas non santas. @fichalibre

[Gastón Ignacio Marra @gastonmarraOK]

¡Cuánta resistencia para aprobar una ley que proteja a la sociedad de los corruptos!
No lo digo yo: lo dice el art. 36 de la Constitución Nacional. Quien incurre en grave delito doloso contra el Estado que conlleve enriquecimiento atenta contra el sistema democrático.
¡Agotador!

[El Viejo Libertario. @ViejoLibertario]

DIS-CUR-SA-ZO

No fue un discurso más. Fue un torpedo debajo de la línea de flotación de la ONU y de toda la farsa burocrática que gira a su alrededor.

Con firmeza, claridad y sin pedir permiso, @JMilei dejó en claro que la Argentina abandonó la espera pasiva. Ya no se limita a reclamar sus derechos, está decidida a hacerlos respetar.

Sinceramente, me llenó de orgullo escuchar al presidente argentino decir, desde una de las tribunas más importantes del mundo, exactamente lo que pienso y lo que sienten millones de argentinos.

La Argentina volvió a tener voz, y el mundo tuvo que escucharla.

El camino de MAGA está más claro y firme que nunca.

Saludos
Hugo Villada (EVL)

[Sandra Pitta @spitta1969]

Ah, pero fue con Cecilia "Dear Anatoly" Nicolini. Este país es una pesadilla recurrente con esta gente. Quién va a invertir con vos, Kichilove?

[Mabel Ariño Garat @ArinoMabel]

Que es esta locura? Esto ocurre en territorio argentino? Y no tiene consecuencias?

[mariana @mariana94964448]

Ian contó el maltrato que sufrió en un hogar de menores en Formosa.Hablo, denuncio y a la mamá le dijeron si no retiras la denuncia no lo ves más. La justicia lo envió a Corrientes.Ayuda a difundir, nadie sabe nada de Ian #JusticiaPorIan #Luciodupuy #justicia #formosa #corrientes