Moses Levy

[Dr. M.F. Khan @Dr_TheHistories]

By early 1969, John had married Yoko, leaving Cynthia to raise their five year old son, Julian, with very little financial support. Although John was a global superstar, he left Cynthia with only a small divorce settlement, making it very difficult for her to maintain a home and provide for her son’s future.

During the years following the divorce, Paul McCartney took on a role in Julian’s life that was much more like a father figure than an uncle. While John was heavily focused on his new life, Paul made a point to visit Cynthia and Julian at their home to check on how they were holding up.

This genuine concern led to the creation of the legendary song “Hey Jude.” In 1968, while Paul was driving to visit them, he began humming a melody to comfort the young boy.

He originally titled the song “Hey Jules” as a direct message to Julian, telling him to take a sad situation and make it better.

Within a few years, Cynthia found herself in a desperate financial situation and realized she needed to raise money quickly to keep her and Julian alive.

She made the heartbreaking decision to auction off the intimate love letters and hand drawn sketches John had sent her during their teenage years in Liverpool.

These items were incredibly personal, featuring passionate declarations of love and private jokes from a time before the Beatles were famous. In one particularly emotional letter, John had written,

“I love you like anything Cynthia… I’m just thinking about us and how much I want to be with you,” and often signed them off with “I love you, Cyn” alongside hand drawn hearts.

It was an agonizing sacrifice for Cynthia to part with these priceless mementos of her youth.

The collection eventually sold for a very high price, and it was soon revealed that the secret buyer was actually Paul McCartney. Paul had paid a small fortune to secure the items, but he did not keep them for himself. Instead, he had every letter and drawing neatly framed and mailed them back to Cynthia a few days later. He included a touching note that simply said,

“Never sell your memories. Love, Paul McCartney.”

This act of kindness ensured that Cynthia could keep the money she needed for survival while also holding onto the history of her family.

True friendship knows no boundaries. Even when a family or a group falls apart, the bonds of loyalty remain.

Paul McCartney showed that being a friend means showing up for people when they are at their lowest and protecting their dignity when they cannot protect it themselves.

#drthehistories

[Moses Levy @moses_levy]

@Gini_220 16

[Kosher @koshercockney]

Holy sh*t.

Stop what you’re doing. Give yourself 3
minutes. Listen to this.

Marco Rubio 2015.

He called it.

He called it word for word, like a play-by-play.

[RescueYou @RescueYou247TW]

🔻🇵🇸 'Fuiste a crispar y generar odio, eres un fascista que además agrediste por la espalda'
Realidad resumida en 5 minutos nada más entrar de forma pacífica a la manifestación👇

[Gustavo Cardenas @gustav0cardenas]

Una ciudadana iraní llamada Mahsa expresa lo siguiente en su cuenta de Instagram:

"Soy una iraní que vive en Teherán y puedo escuchar el sonido de los bombardeos afuera. En caso de que esté muerta mañana, solo quiero que recuerdes esto. Por favor, cállate la puta boca y no me uses en contra de Estados Unidos o Israel para tratar de convencerlos de que se detengan. Pedimos esto..."

[Vivid.🇮🇱 @VividProwess]

Benjamin Netanyahu’s full interview on Fox News.

If you have 20 minutes, I advise you to watch it.

[Kosher @koshercockney]

Holy shit. Wow.

This is HANDS DOWN the best take I’ve heard.

If there is one video you listen to today it’s this one.

Every single word of this and it’s a huge “f*ck you” to @antonioguterres for propping up the barbaric terrorist Islamic Regime in Iran.

Must be shared everywhere in my opinion.

Unfortunately I have no idea who this young British woman is to credit her, if you know who it is feel free to tag below.

[Moses Levy @moses_levy]

De Montevideo a la Patagonia, pasando por Barcelona - Infobae https://t.co/68kjLYMtDG

[Samuel J. Hyde סמואל ג'י הייד @SamuelJHyde11]

“In the first nine months after October 7, the New York Times published 6,656 articles about the Gaza War. That compared to 80 articles about the American-led battle to free Mosul [Iraq] over nine months in 2016-2017, [some] 198 articles about the Tigray War in Ethiopia, which killed 600,000 in a year, and 5,434 articles during the first 13 years of Syria’s civil war. One Microsoft Copilot Artificial Intelligence analysis found [that] between 50,000 and 70,000 articles about Gaza were written worldwide in nine months – compared to 1,000 articles about Mosul in nine months. The imbalance becomes even more bizarre at AP when extended further. Israel is covered by more full-time staff than all of sub-Saharan Africa combined, which is made up of dozens of countries, encompassing hundreds of millions of people, multiple wars, famines, mass displacement, and – in some cases – genocidal violence. If news coverage were meant to be a rational analysis, this is not. Even if news were merely supposed to be the coverage of suffering, power, and danger on planet Earth, this would still be indefensible. You cannot plausibly cover Israel more than an entire continent without warping the reader’s sense of reality. This is not accidental. The Israeli-Palestinian conflict occupies a peculiar and disproportionate place in the West’s political imagination, unmatched by conflicts that are deadlier. And so it becomes over-seen, over-examined, intensely dissected, and uniquely moralized until the examination itself becomes both activism and a substitute for understanding.”

[Isaiah L. Carter 🇺🇸 @IsaiahLCarter]

STOP EVERYTHING YOU'RE DOING, AND WATCH THIS VIDEO.

BEST EXPLANATION OF THE GREENLAND SITUATION I'VE EVER WATCHED.

[SissiEmperatriz 🇮🇱 @GabyLob]

Mudos, ciegos y sordos.
Hipócritas de mierda con doble moral.
¿Por qué no hablan de Irán y los miles de asesinados por la República islámica?

[J.K. Rowling @jk_rowling]

If you claim to support human rights yet can’t bring yourself to show solidarity with those fighting for their liberty in Iran, you’ve revealed yourself. You don’t give a damn about people being oppressed and brutalised so long as it’s being done by the enemies of your enemies.

[Eyal Yakoby @EYakoby]

The Saudi foreign minister calls out Qatar's direct involvement in terrorism.

"The Qataris harbor and shelter terrorists, that is unacceptable. There is a list of terror financiers living in Qatar."

[ᥫ᭡⋆˚Δʀε༢ @iSoyAre]

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[Moses Levy @moses_levy]

@ignacioortelli Buen dia @ignacioortelli
Muy buena la aclaración al comentario del periodista hace minutos con respecto a la situación en Israel/Gaza + secuestrados. Saludos

[Dani Lerer @danilerer]

YA ES SUFICIENTE

Únanse a la lucha contra el antisemitismo

[Dvora-Ilona Lidovsky🇮🇱💙🇮🇱✡️♥️🇮🇱 @DvoraLidovsky]

@EliAfriatISR

[INDIGNADO @indignadoxd]

LOS SENADORES ARRUGARON!!!! Por presión del presidente Javier Milei Senadores dio marcha atrás con el aumento de dietas a 9 millones! Estos HDP les tenes que estar encima todo el tiempo sino te llevan puesto. Máxima difusión y comentarios!!’ Que exploten las redes. 🔥👊🏻

[Gabriel Yerushalmi 🇮🇱 @Defensa_Israel]

¿Por qué Irán no puede hacerle la guerra a #Israel?
🇮🇱🔥🇮🇷 - Parte 1
- La respuesta nos la da el propio Mohsen Sazegara, fundador del Cuerpo de la Guardia Revolucionaria Islámica de Irán en 1979, y hoy exiliado en EEUU.
- El asesinato de Ismail Haniyeh en pleno corazón de Teherán fue una humillación para las oficinas de inteligencia de Irán y para el Ayatollah Ali Jamenei.
- La primera reacción de Jamenei fue tomar inmediatas represalias tal cual lo hizo el 12 de abril pasado, pero cuando acudió a sus asesores éstos le advirtieron que si EEUU no lograba contener la respuesta de Israel (como en abril pasado), las fuerzas armadas de Irán no podrían defender al país por falta de medios.
Sigue Parte 2 👇

[SissiEmperatriz 🇮🇱 @GabyLob]

318 días secuestrados en Gaza

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