@danjlevy@notarealprod Just watched- such insight into all our lives- & loves & ups and downs & imperfections & everything in between. So heartfelt. Brilliant. ♥️
I encourage everyone to watch this.
Some of Broadway’s biggest stars came together to bring awareness to the Israeli hostages being held by Hamas with this moving rendition of ‘Bring Him Home’ from “Les Miserables.” #BringThemHome
11 November 1941 | On the Polish Independence Day the Germans carried out the first execution by shooting in the yard of Block 11 of the #Auschwitz camp. 76 people were shot in the back of their heads - almost all of them Poles. 1/5
12 November 1938 | A Dutch Jewish girl, Liane Minzer (or Münzer), was born in The Hague.
In February 1944 she was deported to #Auschwitz and murdered in a gas chamber after the selection together with her older sister Eva (in the picture: Eva (left), Liane (right)).
Never been more proud to be Jewish
Never been more scared to be Jewish.
Never been more disappointed being Jewish.
Never felt more lonely being Jewish.
Never felt more strong being Jewish.
Never felt this much hate being Jewish.
Never felt this much love being Jewish.
Never felt more pride being Jewish
What’s going on here? Pretty simple. Institutions are a reflection of their people. This is what happens when a newspaper is overrun by reporters and editors, trained at elite schools, who have embraced a “decolonial” worldview. Reader, beware.
In 2021 @nytimes published this flattering profile of a professor named Refaat Alareer, praising him for his decision to teach Israeli poets:
https://t.co/NvD99lWnoZ
Alamer is presented as an expert by the Times. But it took about five seconds for me to discover that he is also a person that celebrates the mass murder of Jews.
Here is Alamer on Twitter on October 7: "what a sweet day."
A few days ago, the paper published this story about the atmosphere in Saudi Arabia post-Oct. 7 massacre.
In it, you hear from Sultan Alamer, a grad student in Harvard's Center for Mideast Studies.
https://t.co/eqetOreh0h
#UPDATE: The Chief Rabbi of Dagestan reports that about 400 Jewish families in the area may need to be evacuated.
Last year, the exiled Chief Rabbi of Russia warned that Jews should leave Russia "before it is too late." https://t.co/Vzjp3WIgn1
I want to leave Matthew Perry’s own words here as the way we remember him. There will never be another like him- he lit up so many hearts in so many ways. Godspeed to Paradise!
After rumor spread that a plane was arriving from Israel, a lynch mob in #Dagestan Airport, Russia, went hunting for Jews. This is nothing short of an attempted modern-day Pogrom 2.0, and these antisemitic beasts are not much different to those of Hamas on Oct 7th.