The vicious Russian “safari” against our people in Kherson has long gone beyond anything a normal person could imagine.
This morning, the Russians struck an ordinary minibus in Kherson with an FPV drone. Four people were killed and five others were wounded. All necessary services are at the scene, investigating the details. What is absolutely clear is that the bus was civilian.
These are the realities of everyday life in Ukraine’s frontline regions. While partners hesitate over additional supplies of defense equipment, the Russians have long run wild.
Pressure on the aggressor is needed. Support for those defending life is needed. I thank everyone who continues to provide assistance packages and impose new sanctions on the aggressor.
On August 14, 1942, the Nazis massacred 1,850 Jews in the small town of Lenin in eastern Poland.
Only 27 were spared—those with skills useful to the German war effort.
Among them was a young woman named Faigel Lazebnik, an amateur photographer.
She learned her family was among the dead when ordered to develop a photograph that showed them in a mass grave: her parents, sisters, and brother.
Before the massacre, the Nazis had set aside carpenters, blacksmiths, and tailors for forced labor. Faye was forced to photograph the invaders.
One Gestapo commander told her, “It better be good, or else you’ll be kaput.” The photograph of her murdered family was the breaking point. She escaped and joined the resistance.
She kept the photo as evidence of Nazi crimes and joined the Molotov Brigade, a group made up largely of escaped Soviet prisoners of war.
She continued photographing to document the Eastern European resistance, determined to counter the myth that Jews went passively to their deaths. “Jews did not go like sheep to the slaughter,” she later said. “There was resistance.”
Roughly 30,000 Jews joined partisan groups in Eastern Europe.
Facing hunger, cold, and the constant threat of capture and death, Faye recorded the resistance while also serving as a nurse. “My bed would be the grass, my roof the sky, and my walls the trees,” she recalled.
After Soviet liberation, she was reunited with her two surviving brothers and married Morris Schulman, a fellow resistance fighter she had known before the war.
After the war, the couple helped smuggle people and weapons to support Israel’s fight for independence.
They had planned to go to British-controlled Palestine, but upon learning Faye was pregnant, they settled in Canada instead.
She spent the rest of her life in Toronto and published a memoir in 1995 that included her photographs from the resistance years.
Faye Schulman died in the spring of 2021 at approximately 100 years old.
Her work remains a powerful record of Jewish resistance.
H/T James Fell
@BrandynsWisdom There are also efforts to defame Jews in order to divert the attention of the ignorant people from the misconduct of those in power. This tradition has continued until now
@BrandynsWisdom In ancient Christian society, Jews were specifically left to make white gloves. The powerful wanted to lend usurious money, but it was inconvenient for them to lend money themselves, so they lent the money to the Jews, who then provided the loans.
What Muslims did to Yazidis in Iraq was so much worse than what is happening in Gaza.
Elderly women buried alive for being too old to be sex slaves.
Mothers forced to eat their own babies.
Young girls locked in iron cages and burned to death.
Yet not a single protest! Everyone who’s now protesting for Palestine was completely silent. Why is that?
Unlike the people of Gaza, the Yazidis never started a war!
@WinningFactory@tansey90@DailyIranNews@grok Initially, Jews bought land and settled in Palestine, and then you said that Jews could not have rights and wanted to continue being outcasts.
当初犹太人在巴勒斯坦买地安家,然后你们说犹太人不能有权利,要继续当贱民。
@AnyesVIP@GBC_Press The world is inherently chaotic, and everyone is a source of chaos, including you. You, a dog who pretends to be innocent and uses so-called "justice" to attack others is the most disgusting. You should treat you like Zuo Zongtang did; Israel is too soft.
🚨 IRAN’S JEWS SAY THEY ARE BEING PERSECUTED BY THE REGIME
Iranian Jews have told the Jewish Chronicle that persecution has sharply intensified — including attacks on Jewish businesses, interrogations, job losses, university expulsions and pressure to publicly denounce Israel.
One Jewish mother says her children are forced to attend pro-regime demonstrations, burn Israeli flags and chant anti-Israel slogans.
She says her 10-year-old son was even assaulted by a teacher for not chanting loudly enough.
Another Jewish shopkeeper says Basij forces raided his store, seized gold and jewelry and told him:
“This is the spoils of war. You’re lucky we aren’t taking your wife and daughter with us.”
Source: The Jewish Chronicle, July 28, 2026
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