עורך האתר השער לעולם יינות ישראל. יין, שמן זית וקולינריה.
חוקר ומצלם נוסטלגיה, אתרים, בתים וחפצים מפעם. מתנדב פעיל בעמותת אבני מורשת. חבר בלשכת בני ברית.
@JonathanTurley Imagine the outrage if someone proposed prison camps for “American Muslims” or “American Christians.”
The mask slips more every day.
https://t.co/iLRD81ki4l
@Polymarket Iran shuts down the world's oil artery and the West responds by negotiating.
Iran's threat only works because no one is making it cost anything.
https://t.co/GH9ulmzE8g
An Afghan woman was forced to marry the man who raped her:
Because the rapist was already married, the victim was sent to prison for adultery, where she gave birth. For the sake of her newborn daughter, she had to agree to become his second wife.
Sick culture and mentality!
Tehran’s Desperate, Sad Attempt at Holiday Pre-Game.
While half of Israel is currently navigating holiday traffic just to reach a family dinner they haven’t had in a month (since this war kicked off),
the Iranian regime has decided to send their own twisted kind of "greetings."
They’ve timed their little tantrum to match the Seder commute.
We’re talking increased barrages of illegal cluster munitions and precision missiles aimed, quite literally, at the main motorways in central Israel.
It’s not some grand military strategy; it’s just peak cowardice. They aren't aiming for bases; they are aiming for minivans full of people just trying to see their parents.
Imagine being so triggered by people having dinner that you’ll breach every international law just to ruin the mood.
Pathetic, really.
But they’ve clearly never met an Israeli.
The roads are full, the tables are set, and a few pathetic missile strikes from a terror state isn't going to stop this holiday.
Am Yisrael Chai! 🇮🇱✡️
When Iran decides to provoke half the Middle East at once, it stops looking like deterrence and starts looking like auditioning for a world war.
Missiles. Drones. Energy infrastructure. Airspace alerts across the UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, Jordan, Saudi Arabia.
Not exactly subtle.
So what’s the strategy?
Perhaps it’s just raising the temperature so high that no one fancies turning the knob any further.
“If the region might explode, best not touch it.”
Bold approach.
The only issue is this:
when you pressure that many neighbours simultaneously, you don’t isolate yourself less, you rather efficiently encourage coordination.
Nothing says “regional unity” quite like shared incoming drones.
If chaos is the leverage, don’t be shocked when everyone else starts comparing defence notes.
https://t.co/6jOo4Mcyf8
I just read about what happened in Bologna, and honestly, I respect this move.
The American band Earth walked away from their show minutes before going on stage - not over money or safety, but because a Palestinian flag was hanging inside the venue. Dylan Carlson asked for it to be removed. The venue refused. So the show was canceled.
Afterward, the band apologized to fans and said the venue chose politics over music. The venue then doubled down - leading "Free Palestine" chants and even fundraising around the cancellation as some kind of moral stand.
I think Earth was not only reasonable, they were completely right!