Bernardo Bentata

[Mossadil Commentary @MOSSADil]

DID YOU KNOW?
Jordan has roughly 2.4 million Palestinian refugees registered with UNRWA.
Most of them are Jordanian citizens.

But if they are one of 181,000 Palestinians from Gaza who arrived after 1967, they are without Jordanian citizenship and face greater restrictions on employment and public services.

WHY?

[TheJewishAlly @TheJewishAlly]

History ❤️

[Dangerous Thoughts @DangerousThinkg]

Bill Maher presents Israeli history for dummies

For those who believe all that they have been told my mainstream media or the 'free Palestine' movement, this is important fact checked information to digest

Most of the people chanting 'from the river to the sea' have no idea what it means, perhaps it would be best to get just a little educated on what your are protesting

[🟦 Pilar Rahola @RaholaOficial]

No nos vendan el pescado podrido: convertir a Israel en la madre de todas las maldades, focalizar todos los conflictos en uno solo, negar las razones de Israel para defenderse y banalizar el horror del terrorismo solo tiene un viejo nombre: antisemitismo.
https://t.co/UdDiJQ4J9X

[🌼LIZA🌼 @LizaZulu777]

Mass killings happen in all wars.

ALWAYS BEST NOT TO START A WAR and keep it going for two years by not releasing the hostages, then keep it going by refusing to disarm as agreed.

[Bernardo Bentata @bentata]

@alandete Las cortes no obligaron a Trump a permitir acceso a la AP. Hubo una TRO que fue revocada por la corte de apelaciones y aún no hay decisión definitiva

[Bernardo Bentata @bentata]

@CostaBravaUsa Grok is this true?

[Bernardo Bentata @bentata]

@aroliveros Pretender calcular lo que ganará Venezuela a partir de 65MMdb/$209B que mencionó Delcy es absurdo. Asume que se sacarán todos esos 65MMdb (que son reservas) sin siquiera dar plazos

[Bernardo Bentata @bentata]

@Mr_Andrew_Fox I’m trying to find an argument supporting your insults and nope, nothing!

[Bernardo Bentata @bentata]

@Defensa_Israel Israel debería acusar a Erdogan de genocidio contra los kurdos e igualmente pedir su arresto internacional

[Uri Kurlianchik @VerminusM]

This is Tel Aviv in 1909. As you can see, it's just sand and seashells. So how did it become a city?
During the 1880s, under Ottoman rule, Jews started founding new neighborhoods outside of Jaffa due to overcrowding. The first was Neve Tzedek, founded in 1887 by Mizrahi Jews on lands purchased by Aharon Chelouche, an Algerian Jew who moved to the Land of Israel in 1840 and made a fortune trading in gold and silver. He purchased the land from local Arabs.
In 1890 Neve Shalom was founded by Zerah Barnett, a wealthy Lithuanian Jew, who purchased the land with his own money in the same way. Other neighborhoods have similar stories. Notice that they were all founded under Muslim rule on land bought from Muslims.
So when did these neighborhoods become Tel Aviv?
In 1906, 60 Jewish families purchased plots near Jaffa and registered them under the name of Jacobus Kann, a Dutch citizen. The funding came from the Jewish families themselves, who were aided by a loan from the Jewish National Fund.
The town was originally named Ahuzat Bayit ("homestead") but was renamed Tel Aviv in 1910. In 1917, the Ottoman authorities expelled the residents of Jaffa and Tel Aviv as a wartime measure. The Jews returned to the area after the British defeated the Ottomans.
After the war, Tel Aviv became an attraction to immigrants because it offered the comforts they were used to in Europe: electric light, water, cinema, opera, theatre, restaurants... all the good things you couldn't get in a kibbutz.
It received township in 1921, under British rule, and was granted the status of an independent municipality in 1934, after its population swelled due to riots against Jews in Jaffa, forcing many to flee to Tel Aviv, as well as Jews fleeing the rise of Nazism in Europe.
No stolen homes, no stolen land, no stolen money.
Just hardworking people turning desert into prosperity with their own wealth and effort.

[Bernardo Bentata @bentata]

@Airaasayss 9

[Bernardo Bentata @bentata]

@waitmaya Clearly 31

[Martin Varsavsky @martinvars]

Israel es un país rodeado de enemigos que no puede permitirse el lujo europeo de vivir de discursos. Por eso innova, trabaja, se defiende y convierte cada amenaza en una ventaja tecnológica. Europa hace lo contrario. Convierte cada problema en un comité, cada comité en una regulación y cada regulación en otra excusa para quitar libertad al ciudadano. La diferencia no es genética ni mágica. Es cultural. Una civilización premia la excelencia porque sabe que de ella depende su supervivencia. La otra premia la burocracia porque cree que la prosperidad cae del cielo. Yo admiro a Israel porque todavía entiende que vivir exige luchar, construir y pensar.

[Bernardo Bentata @bentata]

@Adrianavigi En el electoral y en otros muy espinosos que mejor tenga que arreglar Delcy incluyendo reducción del Estado, que hacer con los militares, guerrilla, etc

[Bernardo Bentata @bentata]

@Ewalds6 Desde hace mucho tiempo dejó de ser profesional y de ser independiente igual que la mayoría del main stream para vender una ideología en lugar de informar

[Bernardo Bentata @bentata]

@maibortpetit Ningún seguro cubre buques de la flota fantasma

[Bernardo Bentata @bentata]

@leekern13 @Shoshana51728 And yet the world demanded a véase-fire FROM ISRAEL

[Bernardo Bentata @bentata]

@jpgechele Y es que tampoco hay que apurar demasiado esas elecciones que sin duda todos queremos porque aún hay muchas tares “sucias” que hacer que serñian terriblemente difíciles para MCM, incluyendo depurar a los militares y redefinir su rol en el país, reducir el Estado y tantas otras

[Dr. Eli David @DrEliDavid]

Egypt to their Palestinian brothers: “We built this 7-layered wall costing billions on our border with Gaza to make sure not a single one of you bastards would flee into Egypt, but here's our football coach waving your flag ♥️🥰😍😘”