My family lives in Iran. I have more stakes in this war than all of those Western keyboard warriors and keffiyeh Karens. I can wake up tomorrow and not have a mom. Still, that's not the reason I'm not okay.
I know war is scary and it endangers everyone, but nothing is more emotionally taxing right now than seeing the world's reaction to our plight.
It's after 3 years of Iranian people's tireless advocacy amid absolute silence from these loud, heartless so-called human rights advocates, after the streets of Iran ran with the blood of 500+ in 2022, after the execution of 1400 (and these are just recorded estimates), after the imprisonment of torture of thousands of people in Iranian prisons, some of whom my friends, after seeing the economy do to a level where people are lucky to have a slice of bread as their only meal of the day while our entire national wealth is funneled either to the terrorists in the region or to the penthouses Israel just took out with the murderers who lived in them, after all that, to see keffiyeh Karen, who has been silent about our suffering until this very moment, proudly raise the Islamic Republic's bloody flag and say, "Hands off Iran."
No, keffiyeh Karen. No. You hands off Iran. Keep my country's name out of your mouth and my country's thought out of your mind. You don't care about us. We don't need you.
@Andy_TToledo La foto de Cristi saliendo del Mausoleo con Báez es tanta prueba como los jueces en la quinta de olivos. Es hora de soltar, renovar, sangre nueva por favor.
Gazans on social media are thanking Jewish protesters at the Gaza border who called for an end to the war and the release of hostages—saying they’ve shown more moral clarity than most pro-Palestine voices in the West and the Arab world.
They note that while many in the West and across the Arab world protest only to praise Hamas, these Jewish voices are standing up for Gaza’s civilians—for life, justice, and humanity.
That’s what true solidarity looks like—and Gazans are recognizing it with gratitude and clarity.
During the massive anti-Hamas protests in Khan Yunis, Gaza, protesters declared: “We have two words to deliver—Hamas out, out.”
For the third day in a row—no media coverage, no headlines. Just thousands risking everything to speak out against Hamas.
We will be their voice.
Egyptian woman in Sweden calls out a Dawah stall trying to convert Swedes to islam.
"Why did you leave your country to come live with the infidels?! Why take their food and their money?"
His reply: "It's my right."
https://t.co/OIoaLFCP2m
Today in Beit Lahia, northern Gaza, tens of thousands joined a massive anti-Hamas protest, with women, children, men, and the elderly taking to the streets chanting, "Hamas out, out!"
@martinvars No tengo hijos y no creo que ya tenga. Pero estoy pensando en ser profe de secundaria para sublimar esa oulsion un poco. Todo lo demás… encaminado.
On Yom HaShoah—Holocaust Remembrance Day—we remember the six million Jews murdered simply for being Jews. The Holocaust was not inevitable; it was the product of hatred, silence, and complicity.
Never again must mean never again—for anyone, anywhere, ever.
Holocaust survivors and survivors of Hamas captivity prayed for the hostages and sang Hatikva together at Auschwitz today.
Two generations, victims of the same antisemitism, still standing.
If this isn’t Jewish resilience, I don’t know what is.
Am Yisrael Chai. 💙🇮🇱
After Hamas rejected the Egyptian proposal to disarm, its propagandists are now claiming the refusal is due to Israel not promising to withdraw from Gaza.
They’re lying.
Hamas refuses to even discuss disarmament. They’ve declared their weapons a red line—non-negotiable, untouchable, and not even up for discussion, no matter what’s on the table. For Hamas, keeping their arms is more important than saving lives or rebuilding Gaza.
Hamas must disarm. These are the very weapons that have killed countless Gazans, continue to cost lives every day, and are used to terrorize Palestinians who dare to speak out.
Just last week, those same weapons were turned on a Gazan protester. Disarming Hamas is not an Israeli condition—it’s a Palestinian necessity.
This is my FAVORITE part because it details PRECISELY why I attack the way I do.
I'm going for the throat EVERY time. The question is, "what's the throat?"
The throat is their self esteem, so I pummel it EVERY chance I get.
Just PERFECT analysis by @DouglasKMurray
En mi casa los montoneros y el ERP pusieron bombas . En el diario de mi padre también . El terrorismo de estado empezó con López Rega antes del golpe. Nadie discute eso . Pero a partir de 1976 hubo un método sistemático de exterminio , tortura , desapariciones y asesinatos que fue las más grande catástrofe que sufrió nuestro país en su historia . El terrorismo de estado como forma de gobierno arrancó el 24 de marzo de 1976 con el golpe genocida y de reflexionar sobre esa tragedia se trata este día de memoria