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#BringThemAllHome
#BringThemHomeNow
#bringthembackhomenow
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[מטה המשפחות להחזרת החטופים והנעדרים @BringThemHome23]

קונצרט מולדת- הקונצרט הגדול ביותר שנערך אי פעם בישראל, שר למען החטופים.

1,000 מוזיקאים מכל קצוות הארץ באמפיתיאטרון קיסריה ובהשתתפות משפחות החטופים, בזעקה המונית אל העולם להחזרת החטופים הביתה!

הפקה: טליה ירום talya.yarom.event.maker
עיבוד מוזיקלי: ערן מיטלמן eranmitelman
בימוי: דני קסון ושילו גלאי

#homelandconcert
#קונצרטמולדת
#BringThemHomeNOW

[Ella Ke @EllaTravelsLove]

What if the most important peacebuilding tool in the Middle East isn’t a peace agreement , but a textbook?

The UAE offers a fascinating case study.

Years before the Abraham Accords with Israel, it began reshaping education around tolerance, coexistence, critical thinking and engagement with people of other faiths.

By 2020, peace with Israel could be presented to students not as a radical break, but as consistent with Islamic values, national identity and a vision of prosperity.

The bigger lesson is about the future.

The UAE is showing what Muslim Arab leadership can look like when the next generation is taught to see peace and openness not as weakness, but as strength. If this model spreads, the most hopeful transformation in the region may not come from yesterday’s politics, but from what today’s children learn.

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@doron_shabti ❤️ כל הכבוד לך על העשייה הברוכה (ובמיוחד על זה שלפחות הפעם לא שילמת על כל זה בעצמך)

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@AmirKochavi 💔

[Avi Kaner ابراهيم אבי @AviKaner]

Mabrouk to Professor Junia Amer Al-Sheikh, MD of Abu Snan on her appointment as Deputy Director General of Israel’s 🇮🇱 Galilee Medical Center. She is one of the highest ranking female doctors in the Middle East. h/t @RabbiPoupko

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@elicalebon 🎯

[Elica Le Bon الیکا‌ ل بن @elicalebon]

What is the leftist-Islamist alliance trying to achieve?

[BrightMind History @Brightmind_ME]

Beni Dadosh was just five years old when his life in Tripoli, Libya, changed forever.

His family, father Yosef, mother Rachel, little brother Moshe, and baby sister Wassina, had lived in the city for generations.

In April 1941, during Shabbat candle-lighting, a bomb hit their home. It was the Germans. Beni’s brother and sister were killed instantly. He and his mother were wounded and fled in a donkey cart, only to watch his mother die in another bombing days later.

Beni survived by hiding with relatives, sometimes rolled up in a mat to escape Nazi searches.

After the war, things did not get better for Libya’s Jews. Riots in 1945 and 1948 destroyed homes and synagogues, and new laws stripped Jews of their rights.

By 1949, Beni and his father had no choice but to leave. Arab countries closed their doors, and Europe offered no refuge. Only Israel opened its gates, and Beni arrived in Jerusalem with nothing but memories and scars.

He grew up to help build some of the city’s most iconic buildings, raising a family and honoring the loved ones he lost.

Photo credit: Yad Vashem

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@UNWatch 💔

[UN Watch @UNWatch]

“My childhood was stolen. I was taken as a captive to the Gaza Strip, where I was sold to a Jihadist, and forced to marry him and bear two children. I lived there for years in slavery.”

— Fawzia Amin Sido, Yazidi survivor of ISIS sexual slavery, freed from Gaza by the IDF

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@CarlBovisNature Brilliant photo❤️

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@CarlBovisNature ❤️

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@EllaTravelsLove 🎯

[Ella Ke @EllaTravelsLove]

That “American” channel in your feed with millions of views? It’s owned by Qatar.
And it just got caught.

We exposed an “American” channel as Qatari-owned. Their response wasn’t to deny it, it was to quietly change that it's based in the United States from their bio overnight.

Here’s the story. Six weeks ago, @travelingisrae1 and I published an investigation into a channel with hundreds of thousands of followers and millions of views per episode. It presented itself as American: “we Americans,” talking to fellow Americans.

The framing was deliberate: “we,” never “Americans,” built to read like homegrown American voices.

The content? A steady message that the US and the West are the villains, and that ALL of America’s problems trace back to Jews “controlling” media and academia. It rejoices in the possible fall of the US as an empire and a prosperous country.

It also pushes Islamist talking points, and anyone who pushes back gets labeled a racist. Declining to cheer for jihad isn’t bigotry.

What we actually found: Qatari ownership and job listings based in Qatar, behind an American on-screen persona. That’s not commentary, it’s foreign-funded content wearing an American mask (you can read the full article below).

And surprise: they’ve now switched their socials from “American” to “Qatari” and rewrote the entire bio. Suddenly interested in “transparency.”

Know who’s funding the content in your feed.

[Ella Ke @EllaTravelsLove]

"By the time your daughter is twelve, she may already believe that the women fighting for rights in Iran are the aggressors. That the gay teenager fleeing Gaza deserves to stay there. That Western democracy is the world’s villain. Not because she was told. Because the story was built into her education, piece by piece, before she had the tools to question it. And the story she will learn has no nuance. No complexity. No "on the other hand".

There is one oppressor and one victim, and those roles never switch, never evolve, and are never questioned. The moral universe she inherits will be pre-assembled, hermetically sealed, and resistant to evidence.
This is indoctrination with better branding."

In 1991, the Muslim Brotherhood wrote a plan to take over Western societies - with schools, With media, With grants.

They called it "civilizational jihad."
Their words, not mine (!).

Qatar is the money behind that plan, and they just got caught spending $65M inside American classrooms.

This is just another type of warfare.
Read more >>

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@CarlBovisNature Precious moment. He really trusted you ❤️

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@ShaharYoffe 💚

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@Mr_Andrew_Fox #october7

[Andrew Fox @Mr_Andrew_Fox]

I’ve written and researched the whole seven front war since 7th October. It has been my whole professional life. I’ve written many papers and have just finished my book. I have written both positive and negative critiques of the war.

All of that feels irrelevant in this context. The most meaningful thing I have done since 7th October is bear witness and relay the horrors done that day. I have seen part of the sexual crime evidence in this report (above and beyond the 47 minute reel) and it remains the most horrific thing I have seen in my life. Nothing Israel has done in Gaza comes remotely close to the horrors of 7th October. The Gaza war and 7th October don’t deserve to be in the same conversation when it comes to atrocity. No comparison.

The rapes are the thing Hamas and their supporters are most scared of being exposed to the world. Every time I have written about what I have seen, 5x the usual amount of bots descend upon my replies. Abuse and outright denial.

Now, the evidence I have seen, and more, is out there. When Yoav Gallant said Israel was fighting human animals in Hamas, he was absolutely correct.

Read it for yourself: https://t.co/IxWkDeLxMV

[WikiBias @WikiBias]

Wikipedia has become increasingly politicized, with bias against Israel.
The winner of the 2025 Wikipedia-based media repository’s Picture of the Year is an image taken in 2023 by WAFA (the PLO news agency).
No image depicting the October 7 horrors was included. Act surprised.

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@CarlBovisNature ❤️