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Proud Jewish ✡️ British 🇬🇧 Zionist 🇮🇱

[Boy George @BoyGeorge]

#Shalom

[חנה @chanaw1987]

@mdf_michael @ChaiLife613 Good job the Jewish identity doesnt demand this then...

[habibi @habibi_uk]

This is what I would like to hear from Andy Burnham, Wes Streeting, et al.

Britain has just suffered its worst terrorist attack in history. Adjusting for population against Israel, around 8,400 Brits are dead. So are a number of foreigners who had nothing to do with any British conflict. The terrorists are sworn to the total destruction of the nation.

Around 1,750 are held hostage, being raped, tortured, starved, and murdered.

Indignant Israel and many others bristle, demanding an immediate ceasefire.

What would they say?

[Eve Barlow @Eve_Barlow]

Today's FIFA World Cup Final was between Spain and Argentina.

Spain beat Argentina.

That does not mean "Palestine" beat "Israel".

That does not mean "The Muslims" beat "The Jews".

That does not mean "The Mossad was defeated".

It means SPAIN beat ARGENTINA.

People are demented over Palestine and have taken the joy and meaning out of absolutely everything.

[Lord Steven Phillips ✡️ @steveeypips]

Throwing money at us for security is like rearranging the deckchairs on the titanic.

What we need is people to take decisive action against the groups funding aiding and abetting antisemitism in the UK.

Enough hollow statements.

[Ahmed Al-Khalidi @khalidi79397]

Can you name the apartheid state #2?

A country in the Middle East where hundreds of thousands of Palestinians live behind checkpoints. Army posts control who enters and leaves their camps. In some of them, even bringing in cement to fix a wall requires a military permit.

These Palestinians were born in this country. Their parents were born there. Their grandparents arrived in 1948. Four generations later, the state still refuses them citizenship. Not delays it. Refuses it. The rejection of their naturalization is written into the constitution itself.

They cannot vote. They cannot own property. A law passed in 2001 bars them from buying so much as an apartment. If a relative dies owning a home, they cannot inherit it. The law names no ethnicity, but everyone knows exactly who it was written for.

They are barred from dozens of professions. A Palestinian born in this country can graduate top of his class and still never practice as a doctor, a lawyer, an engineer, or a pharmacist. The professional syndicates are closed to him by law. Those who do find work pay into social security and are legally excluded from most of its benefits.

The state provides them no public healthcare, no public education. Their children study in overcrowded schools run by a UN agency because the country that has hosted their families for 78 years will not let them into its own. They travel on special documents marking them as something other than citizens.

In 2007 the army leveled one of their camps entirely. Some 27,000 people displaced, an entire community flattened. Reconstruction dragged on for more than a decade under military restriction. No commission of inquiry. No war crimes investigation. Nothing.

How many UN resolutions has this country received for any of it? How many ICJ hearings? How many sanctions bills? How many campus encampments for the engineer who cannot join the syndicate, the grandmother who cannot inherit her son's apartment, the family that needed a permit for cement?

When did you last see the infographic? The hashtag? The artist cancelling a show? A single foreign minister expressing even mild concern?

Zero. Every answer is zero.

The country is Lebanon. The people are Palestinians. Everything above is the law today, and has been for decades, in the one country the apartheid crowd has never once looked at.

You, with the keffiyeh and the chants and the word loaded and ready. You say you march for Palestinians. Lebanon has kept them stateless for 78 years, banned from property, banned from professions, sealed behind checkpoints. Where's your tent?

You cry about permits and walls and military control. Lebanon requires army permission to carry building materials into a refugee camp. Where's your hashtag?

You say no one should be a second-class resident of the land they were born in. Lebanon wrote it into its constitution. Where's your boycott list?

[חנה @chanaw1987]

@steveeypips The dolphins are on their way, ready to laser you out

[Al Murray 🇺🇦 @almurray]

@TheChowsen1 @joshxhowie I don't hate Jews. Happy to help. Bye.

[חנה @chanaw1987]

@briebriejoy Funny, because I attended a same-sex wedding just outside of Jerusalem last year...

[חנה @chanaw1987]

@RussOnPolitics @briebriejoy Not true, literally attending a same-sex wedding outside of Jerusalem last year.

[Dr. Eli David @DrEliDavid]

UN 🇺🇳 logic:
1. Before the war, there were 625,000 school children in Gaza 👇
2. Israel committed a genocide during the war
3. After the war, there are now 660,000 school children in Gaza 👇

Israel is the most incompetent genocider in history.

Credit: @HuntersOfNazis

[Josh Howie @joshxhowie]

Bravo @mc_hammersmith! Easily the best blood libel Islamonazi improvised comedy rap I’ve seen this week. You’re genuinely going to get a lot of work because of this classic slice of Jew hate. (YouTube link in next post)

[חנה @chanaw1987]

@takeapuntonus @joshxhowie @mc_hammersmith I thought so too, until this had me literally shaking with anger!

[Nazi Hunters @HuntersOfNazis]

UNRWA: “Over 660,000 children in Gaza are getting back to school!”

So, let me get this straight...

Before the war, there were only 625,000¹ school-age kids in Gaza. And yet, after supposedly being wiped out so hard by an Israeli child-targeting genocide, it somehow resulted with additional tens of thousands more kids?!?

Truly fascinating shit! Gaza is the only place on earth where genocide always comes with perks like population growth. 🇵🇸

[Jonny B ג'וני ברהם @jonnybraham]

Daddy’s trust fund couldn’t save them now
These 4 terrorists who must have thought it was “so cool” to break into and vandalise equipment and then commit abh, now have years to reflect on the consequences of their actions

Fighting for a cause, when the cause would never fight for you is hysterical

Don’t drop the soap !!

[Campaign Against Antisemitism @antisemitism]

“Contaminated with apartheid and Zionism.”

The anti-Israel mob have officially stopped pretending this isn’t about targeting Jews.

Stickers calling to boycott Israeli goods were placed on a box of matzah in Sainsbury’s in Clifton, Bristol. However, the manufacturer – Rakusen’s – is based in Yorkshire.

This is not a product from Israel. This is a British kosher manufacturer, based in the north of England. Any pretence of this being about Israel has dropped.

They simply saw kosher products in a supermarket and decided that it was fair game to vandalise.

In the 1930s, Nazi propaganda used analogies which compared Jews to parasites, in an effort to dehumanise them and to justify the cleansing of German society from what was perceived to be an unhygienic, contaminating threat. Boycotts of Jewish goods and businesses were also an attempt to rid society of Jews. These stickers echo those disturbing ideas.

We understand that the store manager was alerted and that a police investigation is currently underway.

The targeting of Jewish goods, which bear no connection to Israel, in the name of activism only does one thing: it targets Jews.

[Gabriel Chocron @GabrielChocron]

Pase lo que pase en las próximas horas, nadie puede olvidar:
Irán disparó hoy cuatro olas de misiles contra Israel.

¿Su excusa?
Que Israel atacó infraestructura de la organización terrorista Hezbolá.

¿Y por qué atacó Israel?
Porque Hezbolá lleva días atacando Israel, a pesar del supuesto cese al fuego, el cual violaron una y otra vez.

En resumen:
Organización terrorista rompe cese al fuego.
Israel responde.
Régimen terrorista rompe el cese al fuego.

No se dejen engañar.
Toda la violencia en Medio Oriente tiene una sola raíz: el terrorismo.

Y, por cierto, también hoy hubo un atentado terrorista en el centro de Israel. Un terrorista árabe disparó y asesinó a una persona e hirió a otras 5. Pero eso seguramente no saldrá en los medios de tu país.

[The Spectator @spectator]

The official representative body for Muslim police officers in Britain has branded Zionism "one of the manifestations of anti-Muslim hatred," described the Israel Defence Force as a "Zionist terrorist group" and defended Hamas against "unverified stories about acts of violence.".

The inflammatory claims are made by the National Association of Muslim Police (NAMP) in a policy paper on "confronting anti-Muslim hatred," written by its then vice-president, Khaldoun Kabbani, published on its website last year but not publicised until now.

✍️ Andrew Gilligan

Article | https://t.co/uVbA55gib8

[חנה @chanaw1987]

@ZackPolanski I don't think less than 10% is classed as many. Learn basic maths.

Oh, and there's no genocide.

[חנה @chanaw1987]

@AntisemitismEye @PhillipInIsrael @MaxNordau Israel doesn't stamp passports and hasn't done for a very long time