Saad

You don't get what you deserve. You get what you negotiate. Don't be afraid to ask.

[Jacob N. Kornbluh @jacobkornbluh]

Here is what Mamdani told me in April 2025 interview about the rally:

“I very clearly condemned the killing of civilians and the celebration of that killing, or any rhetoric that did so, when Politico asked me about that Oct. 8 rally — because that is in no way befitting of a politics that is looking to support universal human rights. And I've been clear in calling Oct. 7 what it was — a war crime, a horrific war crime.”

[Khalil Sayegh @KhalilJeries]

This Israeli terrorist is literally attacking Palestinian civilians in public and threatening them. Yet, pro-Israel groups invite this terrorist to speak in the US, and he gets to terrorize and threaten US citizens on campuses and other spaces on American soil.

@YosephHaddad, you are nothing but a terrorist coward!

[Chris Menahan 🇺🇸 @infolibnews]

AI presents an incredible opportunity for Jews because "instead of trying to control the whole world" and "manage" social media, "we can go directly to the companies" with "advocacy solutions," Dr. Maya Ackerman tells the American Jewish Committee.

"For the first time, there is a path to correcting the digital world!" Ackerman says.

[Ihab Hassan @IhabHassane]

Never stop talking about illegal Israeli settlements and settlers in the West Bank. Your voice makes a difference; all media outlets should refer to any settler activity as illegal. Period.

[Ihab Hassan @IhabHassane]

Israeli propagandist terrorist Yousef Haddad attacked Palestinian civilians in Um Al-Khair, Masafer Yatta, stormed a school, and threatened residents, calling them "terrorists" and said: "You haven't seen anything yet. I will discipline you."

[Andy Cortez (didn't pay for the blue check) @TheAndyCortez]

Ohhh look at me I'm New York City. I have an awesome basketball team with likeable players and a mayor that cares about making life better for every citizen man fuck you

[Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz @LeBatardShow]

DAN JUST WENT 82-0 ON HIS FIRST EVER ATTEMPT!

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[Saad @rhapsaadic]

@helloitsaustin @AnthropicAI you cant go wrong with @albertwavering (https://t.co/mrSnIDonuN)

[Adam Johnson @adamjohnsonCHI]

This level of racism and cruelty is completely sociopathic and we have to live with this well funded regime of hate everyday and it solicits almost no media coverage and certainly not any sustained moral outrage or “Islamophobia crisis” narrative we are told we need to address.

[Ryan Grim @ryangrim]

Hamawy served as a combat surgeon in Iraq, which we invaded based on lies told by Ari Fleischer. Hamawy told me yesterday that on heavy days of battle he’d operate on as many as 30-40 American servicemembers, triaging where he had to.

Ari bears significant responsibility for every single one of those maimed men and women that Hamawy worked to save.

Now to have the balls to link him to Al Qaeda is not remotely the most shameful thing he’s done in his life, but it has to be in the top ten.

[Saad @rhapsaadic]

@RafaelNegronX @mattpocockuk before adding the tetris piece, update container to cleanly accept the tetris piece

[Saad @rhapsaadic]

@blakeir viral bc of what if scenarios like this that blow up in group chat. a tiny backcourt with AI and FVV drawing lots of controversy

[Saad @rhapsaadic]

Finalllllly. Took half my morning but I just went 82-0, think you can go 82-0? https://t.co/MU5XcfgqTH #NBA #82and0

[B.M. @ireallyhateu2]

A Israeli student at Mechinat Lod, a military preparatory program:
"Most of us here are guys whose views are extreme right. It's death to Arabs, across the board. For me, a five-year-old Arab child is the terrorist of 20 years from now. Every Arab."

[Amir Husain @amirhusain_tx]

Prices for computing equipment continue to rise. SD and memory will likely rise 30% quarter over quarter... again. The worst news is SK Hynix’s chairman warning that supply bottlenecks could persist through 2030. That's quite miserable.

[Dr. Ezzideen @ezzingaza]

A few days ago, my family made a decision that no family should ever have to make.

We packed a small bag with our most important documents and agreed to carry it with us wherever we go.

Not because we are planning a trip, but because we have learned that in Gaza, life can change in five minutes.

Our home was already destroyed in the war. Now we live in a rented apartment, and yet even this temporary shelter no longer feels permanent.

The recent escalation in airstrikes and the growing number of homes being destroyed minutes after warnings are issued have brought back a feeling we know too well:
The feeling that nothing is certain. Not where you will sleep tonight, not whether you will return home, not whether the place you call home will still exist tomorrow.

I sometimes think about how absurd this transformation has been.
Once, we had a large house and a garden, today the most important things we own fit inside a single backpack.

Identification cards. Passports. Certificates. A few papers proving who we are.

Sometimes I look at that bag and wonder how an entire life became so light.
As if years of memories, celebrations, losses, and ordinary days had all been folded into documents that can be carried on a shoulder.

Yesterday , an airstrike hit very close to where we live. Two people were killed, and twelve others were injured.

What troubles me most is that we were there. We had been walking through the same streets, moving through the same area.

Had our timing been slightly different, had we stopped for a few extra minutes, had we taken another route, perhaps this post would never have been written.

That is how thin the line between life and death has become.
A few minutes. A coincidence. A different turn at the corner.
This is what life feels like now.

Not a life built on plans, but on probabilities. Not security, but luck. Not certainty, but survival.
So we carry our bags with us, not because they contain our possessions, but because they contain the last evidence of the lives we once had.

And perhaps the strangest part of all is that we have begun to treat this as normal.
A family carrying emergency bags wherever they go. An airstrike a few streets away. A narrow escape. And then another ordinary day.

But none of this is ordinary.
No family should have to carry its past on its shoulder because it is no longer certain of its future.

And no human being should ever have to live this way!!

#WoundedGaza

[Zaid Jilani @ZaidJilani]

Congrats to @JoshKraushaar and Jewish Insider for smearing a U.S. military veteran who saved a Senators life as Al Qaeda linked and New Jersey voters gave you the finger.

If you AIPAC drones are losing elections in NJ and NY, you’re right screwed.

[Butlerian Jihad🍉 @Baudib1]

This terrorist Smotrich is literally a national hero to Israelis, you can’t pretend he’s not mainstream.

[Saad @rhapsaadic]

@HRosengarten @YaronWeitzman yes he likes mamdani. most people do. deal with it.