I am confused by the term "ongoing genocide in Palestine." Only a few people are killed each day, mostly militants. There is no famine. No one is being displaced. What makes the current situation an "ongoing" genocide? What should change for it to stop being a genocide?
I’m not a Zionist bc I’ve always been anti nationalist and politically Zionism is Israeli nationalism
But if Zionism is racism, then so is Irish nationalism (and Scottish and Welsh, too)
I mean, if it’s only Jewish nationalism you’ve branded racist
be honest, you’re the racist
'This is the most antisemitic measure taken by a political party since the 1930s.'
Co-Chair of the Holocaust Foundation Lord Pickles has branded Green Party's 'Zionsim is Racism' motion as 'dreadful'.
Israeli filmmakers have released 'NAZA: The Real Story' to answer the documentary 'NAZA'.
The Venice film, by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, rests on anonymous testimony that civilian deaths were built into Israeli targeting in Gaza.
The new film, by Lt. Col. Roi Danino, Hagai Gutman and Ariel Averbuch, uses on-the-record interviews with senior commanders and intelligence officers, plus combat footage and captured material. It argues that Hamas embedded fighters and weapons in homes, schools, mosques and hospitals, and that the IDF operated under strict rules of fire because of that.
The pushback has already started — attacks on the film and calls to boycott it. If it is buried before people watch it, only one version of the story will circulate.
Watch it, then share it as widely as you can — the link, the title, a short note on why it matters. Send it to family, friends, post it, forward it.
The film is free at https://t.co/Q6aObKITxX.
Do not let a boycott decide what others are allowed to see.
🚨"This is how it started in the 1930s. Everyone needs to wake up! You either stand up for our fellow citizens or you are on the wrong side of history."
Julia Hartley-Brewer attacks Green Party members for approving a "Zionism is racism" motion.
@JuliaHB1
I am releasing my full documentary on the paid UN protests in NYC. They were not grassroots.
In it I confront the leader of the paid protests and reveal that him and his 2 associates in the video earn a combined salary of over $250,000 a year to protest.
The leader has taken multiple trips to Cuba, he's a self proclaimed communist, and he organized the protests on October 8 of 2023 while innocents were still being slaughtered. He gets paid through Singham's justice and education fund for over $90,000 a year but he shows up as earning $0 on the 990's for the non profit that he ACTUALLY works at as an executive director which is at the people's forum. How many more protestors are paid like this?
They refuse to explain why they don't protest for Sudan, Ukraine, or Nigeria. They refuse to acknowledge that after Singham was launched a grand jury investigation into him that the protests slowed down significantly, going from almost once a week to close to once a month.
Another protester threatens to knock out my bodyguard and then "get me." He says it right into the camera, and he is the same guy who was at Khamenei's vigil in Washington Square Park and at a lot of the BLM protests.
In the video you'll hear Mohammad Hossain, a professional protestor say he wishes he could be the leader of Hamas. Mohammad shakes his head "no" at whether or not he is a US citizen. Mohammad calls for Shara in NYC and for all the women to be put in burqas in NYC, when I asked his female co protestors if they want to be in a burqa, they said no. Red green alliance fully at play.
Throughout this video you will get a clear sense of the ideological war taking place in NYC streets, and you'll see how a protest like this prevents people from getting life saving care. I spoke to a paramedic who got stuck when the protest came and had to leave his ambulance there. When I asked him what if someone in that building has a heart attack, what happens... he said "good luck."
The best way to support my reporting is to subscribe to my X, and there is also a link to support my security fund in the comments.
Emerging from our festival of Simchat Torah tonight, I was appalled to hear that the Green Party had passed its ‘Zionism is Racism’ motion earlier today.
It was the Soviet Union which first promoted the dangerous lie that Zionism is racism. The UN adopted it, but was then shamed into revoking it.
Those in the Green Party and beyond who resurrect this discredited and dangerous slander should not imagine that history will judge them kindly.
All decent people will see this for what it is: poisonous antisemitism, a threat to British Jews and to Britain.
I would encourage those who wish to understand what Zionism truly is to read my essay from 2024:
https://t.co/g9Y2LgsqiK
Today I've resigned as Coordinator of my local Green Party.
I've poured so much into this party over the years. Evenings, weekends, campaigning, organising. I've genuinely given it everything.
I could stay quiet and sit on the sidelines, but that's just not me. If I think something is wrong, I'll say it.
Since speaking out I've had hundreds of abusive and threatening messages. Some are serious enough that I'll be taking them to the police.
And to people in the party who have the same concerns as me, please don't stay silent. Speak up. It matters.
I'm genuinely gutted it's come to this, but I have to stand by what I believe.
If Zionism means affirming the Jewish people’s right to self-determination and statehood in Israel, then as a British non-Jew, I’m happy to call myself a Zionist.
I am a #Zionist
Which means, I believe in the right of Jewish self determination within our ancestral homeland, Israel.
Thats it.
Nothing more “sinister” or “nefarious” about it.
Anti-Zionism IS anti Jewish racism.
Zionism does not mean different things to different people as the Green Party suggest. It is the belief in the right of national self determination of the Jewish people in the State of Israel. That is it.
I am a Zionist. And now, according to the UK Green Party, I am a racist.
As a Muslim, I have no problem with Jewish people. Extremist rhetoric often portrays Jews in dehumanizing and hateful ways, which can fuel hatred, violence, and terrorism.
I have studied Judaism extensively because my academic background includes a Master’s specialization in theology, religions, and contemporary sects. I have also studied the Holocaust—the systematic persecution and murder of six million European Jews by Nazi Germany and its collaborators during World War II.
I am deeply troubled by being part of a society where some views toward Jews are shaped by hatred and hostility. I do not share those views. I believe that rejecting antisemitism and the dehumanization of Jews is both a moral and intellectual responsibility.
50 years on, the words of my father, Chaim Herzog, then Israel’s Ambassador to the UN, ring as true today as they did then.
Those who claim the antisemitic lie that “Zionism is racism” deliberately endanger Jews and Israelis everywhere.
Zionism is the national liberation movement of the Jewish people and the foundation of our right to a state and a national home in the Land of Israel.
No motion, in any party or any parliament, will ever change these eternal truths.
After two days in Israel, I’ve spoken with a Nova Festival survivor, political figures and people with very different perspectives on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. I explain what I’ve learned so far, and why hearing people directly has reinforced just how complicated this conflict really is.
Statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the state of Israel in regards to UK Green Party Annual Conference
Today, the Green Party in Britain ceased to act as a political party and became a body that gives legitimacy to terrorism. The Greens have adopted not only the green of Hamas, but also its ideology: the elimination of the State of Israel through armed struggle.
The shocking resolution adopted today legitimises armed struggle, calls for a Palestinian state “from the river to the sea” - meaning the destruction of the State of Israel - and labels as “racist” the aspiration of the Jewish people for self-determination.
This goes far beyond the boundaries of legitimate political debate. As long as this resolution remains in place, it will stand as a stain on the history of the United Kingdom.
Every political party in Britain, first and foremost the governing Labour Party, must unequivocally reject this twisted resolution.