I lost my Dad on 9/11. I don’t get a lot of reach on here. But I just wanted to share a picture. He was 39. I thought he was old. I’m now in my mid 30s and I still feel like a kid.
He was a great trader. He loved markets. He loved to find a stock no one was talking about.
The first trade I ever placed was on his work computer, where he let me click the button to buy AMAT. I loved going to the office with him. It was electric.
He was the best dad. We spent hours out in the street after dinner where he’d throw “pop flys” for me to catch. Eye on the ball.
He loved watching Sponge Bob and eating cereal, wrestling with us in the living room. He just loved being around his kids so much, and we knew it. I’m so grateful I got a dad like that.
Love you, Pops.
My dear Western friends, many of whom I know have good hearts and sincerely support humanitarian causes, including the Palestinian cause:
please hear this from someone who knows the Middle East deeply.
It is entirely noble to support Palestinians in their aspiration to live with dignity, security, and prosperity alongside Israel.
It is noble to mourn innocent Palestinian lives lost in war, just as it is noble to mourn innocent Israeli lives.
But what is neither noble nor compassionate is supporting a terrorist movement disguised as a humanitarian cause especially one that openly or indirectly calls for the annihilation of another state and an entire people.
This is what I call suicidal empathy: compassion detached from judgment, directed toward an ideology that would eventually turn against the very freedoms and societies protecting it.
The moment you wear their symbols and celebrate their slogans, and want to “free” them by annihilating others (this is what their slogan means), remember that good intentions do not make an evil ideology good.
Supporting evil does not make you virtuous. It makes you a fool.
You’re welcome. 🌹
While ordinarily newspapers censor the full horrors of such accounts from Oct 7, today the Daily Mail as hard as it is, publishes the details because unbelievably, some still question the largest slaughter of Jews since the Holocaust. Even certain sections of the established media have suggested that the extent of sexual violence committed by the terrorists may have been exaggerated.
The UN, too, dragged its heels in recognising the atrocities committed. It seems 'believe all women' did not apply in this instance. @AndyJehring
Read the EXCLUSIVE report: online Link
https://t.co/YvO07dSDAO
Absolutely horrific, and even worse than we already knew, which I didn’t think possible. Including clear evidence of appalling sex crimes by Hamas which their deluded defenders have always denied.
Benjamin Netanyahu stood before the UN and said what others wouldn’t:
"Giving the Palestinians a state 1 mile from Jerusalem after October 7th is like giving Al Qaeda a state 1 mile from New York City after September 11th!"
"This is sheer MADNESS."
He's 100% correct.
When a giant actor like Michael Douglas speaks, the entire media landscape trembles.
He’s not the kind of actor who posts a story and deletes it an hour later. He doesn’t write vague tweets that can be interpreted in every direction. Michael Douglas stood in front of cameras and stated plainly: the world has completely lost its moral compass.
Israel, he said, is on the front line of the struggle. Not a struggle over territory. Not a struggle for power. A struggle over the values of the entire Western world—democracy, freedom, human rights. All the things people love to talk about on Twitter but aren’t willing to fight for.
He outright rejected, without hesitation, any attempt to compare the IDF to extremist terrorist organizations. Such a comparison, he said, is an insult to reality. One side fires rockets at civilians and hides behind children. The other side calls civilians before a strike and tells them to leave. Comparing the two isn’t criticism—it’s moral blindness.
And then he said the sentence that summed it all up: a democracy must defend itself with force. Not with posts. Not with statements. With force.
Michael Douglas is not just an actor. He is a proud Jew who isn’t ashamed, doesn’t apologize, and doesn’t bow his head. While all of Hollywood stays silent out of fear, he stands tall.
Israel signed peace with Egypt in 1979.
Not a single Israeli bomb on Egypt since then.
Israel signed peace with Jordan in 1994.
Not a single Israeli bomb on Jordan since then.
Israel signed peace with UAE in 2020.
Not a single Israeli bomb on UAE since then (not that it did before).
Israel signed peace with Bahrain in 2020.
Not a single Israeli bomb on Bahrain since then (not that it did before).
Israel signed peace with Morocco in 2020.
Not a single Israeli bomb on Morocco since then (not that it did before).
Israel signed peace with Sudan in 2020.
Not a single Israeli bomb on Sudan since then (not that it did before).