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NEW YORK LIBERTY CENTER JONQUEL JONES SELECTED FOR 2026 WNBA ALL-STAR GAME!
Jones has recorded averages of 15.1 points, 9.0 rebounds (7th in the WNBA), 2.8 assists and 1.1 blocks across 29.4 minutes per game, and ranks third in total rebounds this season with 180. She has scored in double figures while shooting at least 50 percent from the field in nine consecutive games entering June 7!
Congratulations Jonquel 💙
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New York City is officially having a basketball renaissance, all thanks to the city signing two of the best players in the world.
Jalen Brunson is rightfully being celebrated as the ultimate hero of the Big Apple after bringing NYC its first NBA title in 53 years.
He deserves every single bit of that love, lifting the Larry O'Brien Trophy just four years after signing on the dotted line with the Knicks.
But let's not forget that the city experienced the exact same championship high two seasons ago, when Breanna Stewart lifted the Liberty to their first-ever WNBA title.
It took Stewie just two seasons to totally crack the code, paving the way for the Knicks and Brunson to follow suit.
The dominance runs way deeper than just the main rings, too.
Both of these superstars have been out here hoarding mid-season hardware for the city.
Back in December, Brunson carried the Knicks to a gritty Emirates NBA Cup championship (winning the MVP in the process).
Not to be outdone, Stewart just went out and anchored the Liberty to a WNBA Commissioner's Cup trophy.
The question now is, what will each of them do to top themselves?
Because let's be real, the only thing better than one title is two.
As if they aren't massive enough heroes already, the absolute best way to cement your legacy in New York is to have a matching pair of rings.
The New York Liberty and Knicks both won their respective in-season tournament championships this year 🏆
Will the Liberty follow in the Knicks’ footsteps and win the Finals in the same season too? 👀
If we are heading towards another massive ethnic cleansing of Jews, then there’s something the world needs to know. After the Holocaust, people asked “how could this happen?” “Why did nobody say anything?” “How did you not see it coming?”
So let’s set the record straight.
We see it coming.
We feel it coming.
We know that the intent of the Islamic Regime is to commit a Holocaust, the likes of which the world has never seen.
We know they plan on finishing what Hitler and the Nazi Regime started.
We know that they want to kill Jews everywhere. They’ve said it. We’ve heard them. We believe it.
So if they are successful, as historians are looking back at how, let’s set the record straight.
Western governments. We see this coming. We tell our governments it’s coming. We ask them to pause immigration. We ask them to stop the hate and the threats and the incitement. We ask them to protect the Jews. They don’t. They increase immigration. They continue to fund the terrorists. They allow the Jew hatred to increase, unchallenged.
University administrations. We say shut down the encampments. Stop the protests. Make statements against antisemitism. Protect your Jewish students and faculty. They negotiate with the terrorists. They capitulate. They allow the encampments to exist. They rationalize them. They allow radicalization and Jew hatred on campus.
The "As-a-Jew". We say stop protesting against your own people. Stop being the token spokesperson the Islamic Regime is looking for. We tell them they’d be killed just as soon as the rest of us. They ignore us. They pretend it’s not about the Jews.
The woke left. They’ve bought into the propaganda. They believe they’re supporting the “oppressed”. They believe there’s a genocide. They’ve drank the Kool Aid. We say nothing to these people because they believe “all Zionists lie” and they’re not even open to actual fact or critical thinking.
The silent majority. We don’t know what they think, but we beg and plead with them to speak up, to speak out against terrorism. To stand up for Israel. They remain silent. Fear? Apathy? Laziness?Lack of awareness? We don’t know why.
So, if there’s another Holocaust, we want the world to know that we stood up. That we spoke up. That we tried everything to get your attention.
And the world ignored us.
Again.
“We are champions, Omer.”
Ronen Neutra, the father of murdered Israeli hostage Omer Neutra, z"l, in a heartbreaking tribute to his son after the New York Knicks playoffs victory.
"The Knicks took the championship, just as you dreamed. The excitement here is indescribable, but it is mixed with a deep longing for you. Since the beginning of the playoffs, we have placed the Knicks flag over your grave — it has accompanied us, and you, throughout this crazy journey."
Omer was born and raised in New York before moving to Israel. On October 7th, Hamas killed him and took him captive.
"His spirit is with us here every second. We know that you are up there, above us, happy, dancing and delighted with this victory. This championship is yours too. Rest in peace, Omer. We will never forget you."
FOR THE FIRST TIME IN 53 YEARS, THE KNICKS ARE NBA CHAMPIONS 🏆
New York defeats San Antonio 4-1 in the NBA Finals, capturing their third championship in franchise history!