lyad ellis

חולה ספורט וכל מה קשור בעקיפין לספורט. מצייץ על ספורט

[lyad ellis @EllisLyad]

#worldcup
#houseofthedragon

[lyad ellis @EllisLyad]

@amit_segal אתה בושה. במה אתה שונה מכל מפלג ומסית. אחים לנשק הפגינו ובצדק, נגד ממשלת האסון הזאת. גם אחרי ה7 באוקטובר הכל אצל הממשלה נשאר אותו דבר. המהפיכה המשפטית הייתה רק סימפטום. תכבד את האנשים שעשו הכל מאז רק כדי להגן על אזרחים והחיילים. אתה זה שבשיח של ה6 לאוקטובר. לא הם @amit_segal

[Yam Peleg @Yampeleg]

🇮🇱: Can you stop launching rockets?
🇵🇸: No

🇮🇱: Can you recognize Israel's right to exist?
🇵🇸: No

🇮🇱: Can you prevent terror attacks?
🇵🇸: No

🇮🇱: Ok, we'll defend our citizens.
🇵🇸: Genocide.

[SV Werder Bremen @werderbremen]

Danke, Ostkurve. Rest in peace, Inbar. 🖤

#Werder | #SVWRBL

[Sam Altman @sama]

for a long time i said that antisemitism, particularly on the american left, was not as bad as people claimed.

i'd like to just state that i was totally wrong.

i still don't understand it, really. or know what to do about it.

but it is so fucked.

[Piers Morgan @piersmorgan]

Astounding, shameful and so enlightening as to why campuses have become a hotbed of anti-Semitism. They should all resign.

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

🚨 BREAKING: NYU Student's Testimony Highlights Antisemitism in Congress Hearing

"Being a Jew at NYU is being surrounded by students and facility who support the murder and kidnapping of Jews."

[Elad Simchayoff @Elad_Si]

Well, yeah, but it really depends on the context.

[Marina Medvin 🇺🇸 @MarinaMedvin]

“I was forced to leave my study group because my group members told me that the people at the Nova music festival deserved to die because they were partying on stolen land.”

MIT.

[Luai Ahmed @JustLuai]

I write this with a heavy heart…

In the last two weeks, my brother and my best friend, the closest and dearest men to me, disowned me. My brother told me ”If you go to Israel, you are no longer my brother.” My best friend told me that I am ”supporting ISIS” because I said, ”Israel has the right to defend itself.”

So, I did it. I went to Israel, and I will do it again.

And I said it: ”Israel has the right to defend itself,” and I will say it again.

It is excruciating to lose two brothers in one week, but I had already wasted two decades of my life in Yemen hiding my identity, concealing my opinions, silencing myself, and battering my authentic self only to please everyone around me.

For twenty years, I lived in a blood-stained cage, fearing that if I ever expressed myself, and came out for who I was, I would be hanged by my society before going to Hell.

The Hell of living in Yemen for twenty years was much more painful than losing two brothers.

It is truly agonizing to be disowned by the two men whom I love the most, the men I went to for advice and guidance, especially after having been disowned by my own country and community, my society and my people.

But I will never ever cage my voice, ever again. No matter what the price is.

There is nothing that I cherish more than my freedom of speech. It’s why I worship Sweden (even though it’s a politically deranged country). My pen and my voice is where I draw the line.

The heartwarming news is that although I lost my brother and best friend, countless friends and family members have come forth and shown me real and deep support. Half of them don’t agree with me, but still tell me that I am brave, that they love me and worry for my safety.

This war has made me realize something that I hadn’t realized before. In the Arab world and the Middle East, there are two religions – not one. The first one is Islam, and the second one is Palestine.

Both are sacred. Both drive people into irrationality. Both religions contaminated with an unequivocal distaste for listening to the other side.

I might have lost two brothers in the past two weeks, but I have strengthened my integrity and humanity. I no longer dehumanize Jewish people. I feel more human than I ever did. Going to Israel has been the single most cathartic and revelatory experience in my life, only second to packing my life into a suitcase and moving to Sweden.

If my brother and my best friend are reading this right now, all I have to say to them is:

I’ve got nothing but love for you. No matter how our opinions differ, my door is always open, and you’ll always be my brothers.

You two, if anyone, know how much I suffered in silence.

I am sorry for you being hurt by my voice. But take that pain, double it by a thousand, and you might come close to the pain I felt living in my Yemeni cage for 20 years.

I am not sorry for speaking my truth and defending the values and convictions that I hold dear to my heart. But I am sorry for the mess our culture has made.

You keep talking about how my father was a man of principle, how he died fighting for his values. Well, I carry his genes. But as my father was a pan-Arab nationalist who believed in the Palestinian cause, excuse me for being different, excuse me for being an Arab-Swedish secular reformist who believes in the human cause, instead of "the Palestinian cause."

I am tired of degrading myself trying to explain that I genuinely sympathize with innocent people dying in Gaza. I am tired of stooping myself to defend myself against braindead accusations such as ”you’re justifying a genocide.”

The striking reality is that I care for the innocent people of Gaza (not the Hamas-mobs), and Israel, while my culture cares for the innocent people of Gaza but wishes for the destruction of the innocent people of Israel. That's another red line I draw.

I will not carry the dogma of the Middle East to Europe. I will not carry the antisemitism of the Middle East into Europe. I will fight it, even if it costs me my brothers, even if it costs me my life.

[Hen Mazzig @HenMazzig]

Hamas shot Gali’s dog and then her brother in front of her, then dragged her sobbing by the hair into an underground tunnel in Gaza. They kept her there for 2 months in horrific conditions.

Hamas raped Israeli girls, brutalized their bodies and slaughtered Israeli babies.

Then they gave the hostages a water bottle and forced them to smile and say goodbye, if they don’t want to die.

All along the Red Cross just standing there allowing this insanity and abuse to take place, such disregard to the hostage’s dignity and humanity.

Don’t share the video. Fck Hamas.

[Hen Mazzig @HenMazzig]

This is insane!

One of the released Israeli kidnapped kids, who was held for almost 50 days in the attic of a house, says he was held by an UNRWA teacher.

This teacher is a father of 10 children, who locked the hostage in the attic, didn’t provided him with any food or his medicine.

Another hostage was held captive by a a Gazan DOCTOR who continued to provide care to children in the hospital, but not the Israeli kid.

Teachers, Doctors, UNWRA staff, they're all under Hamas' control. They were there at the massacre on October 7th, and took part in holding hundreds of hostages, including women and children, captive.

Source: Israeli channel 12

[lyad ellis @EllisLyad]

@JerusalemBasket איזה מרגש❤️

[Israel ישראל @Israel]

CCTV footage shows Mohamed Nazal leaving prison and boarding the bus with two perfectly working arms.

[Theo Jordan @Theo_TJ_Jordan]

Released from incarceration. Immediately calls for Hamas to spill more Jewish blood.

[Elad Simchayoff @Elad_Si]

What If?

[lyad ellis @EllisLyad]

https://t.co/Lq5OkAP6xh

[Hen Mazzig @HenMazzig]

Every possible route Hamas terrorists could have taken the hostages into Gaza would have passed through at least 5 other hospitals before reaching Shifa Hospital.

They didn't take them there for "medical treatment"; they brought them specifically to Shifa because it's their headquarters.

[רותם שמואלי @yort3m]

אופ"א לא אישרה דקת דומיה, הנבחרת הצעירה ביקשה מהנבחרת של פולין לעשות את זה לאחר תחילת המשחק. על אפם ועל חמתם של אופ"א.