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[Karm @karm_1998]

@RichStapless Pro tip next time, Richard. Don’t put your government out there and your real photos on the internet if you’re going to then the next day spew racist bullshit about Jewish folks having a good time.

I will make you your place of occupation will never allow you near Jews.

[Karm @karm_1998]

@RichStapless So Richard, this is the second or third time you posted an antisemitism post.

Now I know you work as a nurse in New York, treating patients, potentially Jewish New Yorkers. As a New Yorker myself, we both know you don’t want this antisemitism information leaking, do you?

[Karm @karm_1998]

@Crizinyy @GreaterBritann1 @SpideyAura lol

[Karm @karm_1998]

@devotedmommy72 You’re in your 40s hoeing around

[Karm @karm_1998]

@BatfleckMovie 1.5

[Karm @karm_1998]

@Lakerschipp Israel will never die clown. We will take out the Islamic regime and all the terrorists. We already fucked all of Iran’s leaders.

[Jonathan Slater @slater57649]

This. All day. This.

[Karm @karm_1998]

@BH101010 @Huntindog1 @NoContextHumans Ironic cuz you have the flag of a terror group who r@ped and assaulted women.

[Tamer Masudin @TMasudin]

Told you it was never about 🇵🇸

[Karm @karm_1998]

@ChairmanPooh_ @Mish_K_ @Palestine_UN Am in the process of mass reporting your page :)

Enjoy. You can block me, but you can’t run because I have other pages

[Jews Fight Back 🇺🇸🇮🇱 @JewsFightBack]

MEET ELISHEVA RISHON.
Founder of BlackJewishZionists. Fashion designer. Truth-teller. Fighter.

And this week, she walked into a Staples in Los Angeles to print postcards celebrating Jewish joy—
And was told NO.
Told her message was “racist.”
Told her identity was unacceptable.
And when she spoke up? The manager—Cynthia—DEFENDED the discrimination.

That’s when Elisheva went national.
She brought her lawyer.
She brought the receipts.
And she’s not backing down.

Staples messed with the wrong woman.

[daniela @daniela__127]

Israeli hostage Sagui Dekel-Chen's wife was 7 mos pregnant when Hamas kidnapped him. Unlike Mahmoud Khalil, Dekel-Chen was not given sufficient food, medical care, or 20+ lawyers to fight for his release. Amnesty did not send his wife any cards or words of love and solidarity.

[Lara Logan @laralogan]

I was gang raped by a mob of about 200 men while on assignment for 60 Minutes in Egypt. I would have stabbed any of them to make it stop.

[AP @Average_NY_Guy]

No, the Jews were not expelled from 109 countries.

109 countries lost their Jews.

There’s a difference, and it matters.

Because we hear this line a lot — usually said with a certain smugness, like its case closed:

“If Jews were expelled from 109 countries, maybe the problem was the Jews.”

But that’s not really an argument. It’s barely even a thought. It’s just a number thrown like a grenade, with zero curiosity about what happened next.

Alright then. Let’s talk about what happened next.

How did those 109 countries do afterwards?
And how are those 109 countries doing now?

Spain expelled its Jews in 1492. They lost their financiers, their traders, their doctors, their translators — and within decades, the empire that ruled the seas was drowning in debt and decay.

England expelled its Jews in 1290. It took them 350 years to realize their economy didn’t quite function without them.

Much of the Arab world forced out nearly a million Jews after 1948. Today, many of those same places — once rich, cosmopolitan centers of trade and culture — are uneducated, behind, primitive, and stuck in cycles of poverty and stagnation.

We could keep going.

Germany. Poland. Russia. Yemen. Libya. Iraq.

For some, it took decades to recover, while others never did.

History has a pattern. And it’s not subtle.

Jews arrive → things get built → resentment builds faster → Jews get blamed → Jews get expelled → decline follows.

You’d think after the first few dozen times, people might’ve noticed (talk about beneficial 'noticing').

But here we are.

And what’s always left out of this little “109 countries” line is the simplest truth of all: those expulsions were never about Jewish failure. They were about Jewish success, about being too visible, too different, too educated, too useful — right up until usefulness became threatening.

Every time a society thought its problems would vanish if only its Jews did — those societies ended up learning the hard way that their problems had never really been about the Jews at all.

And the Jews, however.

We moved on.

We survived.

We built new worlds somewhere else.

As for those 109 countries?

Most of them never recovered.

They might’ve thought expelling us would make them stronger, purer, more unified. But the truth is, they only destroyed themselves by losing their very oxygen. Without us, they turned in on themselves, stagnant and decayed, holding onto a broken idea that never really existed in the first place. They never grasped that it was not us that was the problem. It was them.

Funny how nobody ever seems to mention that part — the part where the cost of expelling us was a price they could never afford to pay.

[נועה מגיד | Noa magid @NoaMagid]

We will never forget
7/10

[Musk’s Thoughts @musksthought]

Israel is NOT a 76 year old European colonial project !!!
Israel is NOT a Compensation for the Holocaust.

Jews are the only ones who are Indigenous to the land of Israel !!!

We are a people, a nation, an ethnicity and a religion.

We have kept the same language for thousands of years. You can hear it in our songs and our texts.

The word "Zion" and Israel is mentioned numerous times in the Torah, our siddur and in our Passover Haggadah.

The word "Zionist" comes from the word "Zion" which simply means one's belief to return to the land of Zion, our ancestral homeland.

Anyone who argues against this, or tries to twist words around and gaslight us is antisemitic.
Plain and simple.

@michalcotlerwunsh
#israelforever

[Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump]

These Houthis gathered for instructions on an attack. Oops, there will be no attack by these Houthis! 

They will never sink our ships again!

[The Misfit Patriot @MisfitPatriot]

I finally found the video of the dancing Israelis. 🤯🤯🤯

[Marwan Jaber | מרואן ג׳אבר | مروان جابر @Marwanjaberr]

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[Karm @karm_1998]

@daliaziada It happens in Israel all the time