Brent Wilcox @bkwilcox - Twitter Profile

Over the past weeks, with the onset of genocide against the Kurdish people in Rojava, northern Syria, I have been acting through every means at my disposal. As someone who believes deeply in human rights, justice, and the moral responsibility of the international community, I cannot stand by in silence while a people face systematic killing, displacement, and destruction. One of the most important and effective tools available to us at this critical moment is signing a public petition calling on U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham to take action—by advancing legislation and using his full influence to help stop the killing, violence, and forced displacement of the Kurdish people from their homeland. This is an urgent call for political, moral, and humanitarian action—one that has the potential to save lives. The Kurdish people have, time and again, demonstrated extraordinary courage, resilience, and loyalty in the fight against extremist terrorism, paying a heavy price in blood. Silence from the free world at this decisive moment would represent a grave moral failure. Signing this petition sends a clear message: we will not accept genocide, we will not tolerate forced displacement, and we will not abandon those facing existential danger. I urge you—please sign the petition, share it widely, and join the growing international call to stop the ongoing crimes against the Kurdish people in Rojava. Every signature matters. Every voice counts. The petition was created and is led by Jihan Brifki Advisor, Kurdistani Diaspora Confederation – United States & Canada 🔗 Petition link: https://t.co/6j5sFKMCxd Yehuda Ben Yosef President of the Kurdish Community in Israel

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Embassy of Israel to the USA

@IsraelinUSA

7 months ago

A truly historic moment - the newly opened Pilgrimage Road at the City of David is welcoming visitors for the first time in nearly 2,000 years. This stone-paved path once carried pilgrims from the Pool of Siloam up to the Temple Mount for Passover, Shavuot, and Sukkot, alive with shops and daily life during the Second Temple period. Buried for centuries and uncovered stone by stone, it now offers the rare opportunity to walk the very road your ancestors walked, bringing history to life beneath your feet. 🎥 @sareltours @cityofdavid