Never forget October 7.
Hamas terrorists murdered an 18-year-old girl in front of her entire family, then they dragged her father away, kidnapped him, and murdered him in captivity.
They proudly filmed every second of it.
Hamas’s fascist militias attacked civilians in Khan Younis today, shooting, wounding, and kidnapping several, then retreated straight into the Nasser Hospital Medical Complex, where they’ve built torture rooms and interrogation chambers in full view of UN agencies and international NGOs. And still, the “pro‑Palestine” industrial complex won’t say a word. Not Hasan Piker, not the DSA, not SJP or AMP, not the activist mobs, influencers, journalists, Hollywood names, singers, members of Congress, or Senate candidates. None of them will touch the fact that Palestinians are being brutalized by Palestinian oppressors like Islamist terrorists such as Hamas, throughout Gaza and especially inside Gaza’s hospitals - because for them, Palestinian lives only seem to matter when Jewish Israelis are involved. Tell the truth - is that not the case? Am I wrong?
Gaza continues to make a fool out of the world with endless street celebrations packed with food and drinks, all while reporting massive shortages that dominate the news every single day
Last night, freed hostage Eliya Cohen married fellow survivor Ziv Abud, his partner of a decade, in front of 1,000 guests. After 10 years together, and the 505 days he spent in Hamas captivity, they are finally together.
The two had been at the Nova festival on October 7. When the shooting began they fled to the infamous “death shelter,” where Aner Shapira heroically threw back seven grenades one after another to save those inside, before he was killed by the eighth.
Ziv, hiding under piles of bodies, survived. Eliya was taken to Gaza. Only after the kidnapping did Ziv learn he’d planned to propose: “His mother told me he’d bought a ring—and told everyone except me. He wanted to surprise me.” Eliya was eventually released during the ceasefire in February 2025.
As the couple entered, the recorded voices of two friends murdered at Nova—Amit Ben Avida, Ziv’s nephew, and Yonatan Chai Azoulai—accompanied them. Amit began by naming his own absence: “If you’re hearing this voice now, then I’m probably not standing beside you the way we imagined.” Then: “I wish you routine. Yes, routine. Ordinary days, without drama ... Even after everything you went through, don’t stop believing you deserve good.” He closed: “That you’ll build a life without apologizing. And don’t be afraid of joy. Love you, Amit.”
Then Yonatan: “Life isn’t measured by what you achieved, but by who stays when it’s hard and you have nothing left.” To Eliya directly: “Look after Ziv, and look after yourself too. You’re allowed to be happy, to build a future, even when we’re not part of it.”
The couple asked Aner Shapira’s father, Moshe, to write their ketubah, the Jewish marriage contract. “Aner was part of the moment that changed our lives, and today his father will write our ketubah and take part in the moment we choose life and love,” they said. “The wedding that’s arriving now feels like a small victory of life.”
Eliya had vowed there would be no wedding until every living hostage was home. Last night, the promise was kept.
Imagine being a young college-educated Leftist celebrating a guy who won by less than 1%, is likely to lose his party a senate seat, who Black, Jewish and working class voters all did not want, who said of a terrorist trying to blow up a school full of children “hurt people hurt people” + continuing to think you’re doing something good for this country
This morning, AIPAC was featured on the @nytimes podcast The Daily. The NYT did not ask us for comment or to verify any of the “facts.” As a result, listeners were subjected to several inaccuracies, omissions, and mischaracterizations about our work and our members. Below are just some of these false claims:
This is Chef Warif, Gaza's very own celebrity chef, although he is actually a Syrian who took refuge in Gaza during the Syrian war. This is his restaurant on Shuhadaa Street, Gaza City.
Instagram timestamp: 16 minutes ago (22 July '26)
#TheGazaYouDontSee
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Since Abdul refuses to show voters what’s really in his tax return and personal finances, I have some questions.
Abdul and his wife made $686,000 in 2025. That’s a quarter of a million dollars more than they made the year before—he literally got richer while running for office. Who’s putting that money in his pocket?