UPDATED!!* 🎉 🥳
the KosherNearMe app has been updated with tons of new features and updates, my favorite of which is the ability to log in and save my favorite kosher spots in the app, so I remember where to go back to when I’m visiting different cities.
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LA Times on Maryam Dawas, 2025: "Doctors confirmed that her condition is solely the result of hunger and malnutrition."
Official fundraising website of Maryam Dawas, 2026: "Maryam has a serious immune disorder that attacks her body every day, leaving her weak and vulnerable."
Reminder that many of the most viral images of skeletal Palestinian children—presented by news outlets as victims of famine last August—were like Maryam, in that they were suffering from complicated medical issues, including autoimmune disorders and cystic fibrosis.
Last August, The Free Press contacted the LA Times to alert them of our reporting. They did not respond to our request for comment.
Their story remains uncorrected on their website.
I pressed @NYCMayor@ZohranKMamdani repeatedly if he condemned Carmella Charrington—the figure at the heart of a Brooklyn Democratic Party power struggle who promoted Henry Ford’s ‘The International Jew’ online and attacked RE investors as “Zionists.”
He would not answer.
In August 2025, Gaza was officially declared famine-stricken. Now, a year later, new rigorous data says that the territory has one of the region’s lowest levels of severe child malnutrition.
@Olivia_Reingold reports on the Unicef-led data that has triggered a debate over whether the original famine declaration was correct.
Turkey occupies more than 50x the amount of Syrian territory than Israel does.
Where are all of the: “illegal occupation!” People at?
Oh, wait. I forgot. We’re only supposed to care about what Israel does.
Mark Rufallo is joined by his Marvel friends Benedict Cumberbatch, Cate Blanchett, Don Cheadle, and many more in a petition to free none other than Marwan Barghouti, former head of the Al-Aqsa Martyrs’ Brigades.
The signatures keep coming: Ian McKellen, Tilda Swinton, Sting, Annie Lennox, Richard Branson, Margaret Atwood, Javier Bardem, Gary Lineker.
None of them mention what he was convicted of. I do, in the video.
I’ve spent years calling out Ben Gvir and Smotrich for their hateful rhetoric. I don’t give my own side a discount, so I’m not giving one to a man convicted of five murders, including one at a bat mitzvah.
“But he’s the only alternative to Hamas”— a movement offering a choice between a mass murderer and a murderer of five is telling you something. So is every celebrity who signed without reading the verdict.
Francesca Albanese says calling her a Hamas spokesperson is “outright defamation.”
Fine.
Let’s play:
WHO SAID IT? HAMAS OR THE UN SPECIAL RAPPORTEUR EDITION
1. “Today’s violence must be put in context.”
(Posted while the October 7 massacre was still unfolding)
2. “The victims of 7/10 were not killed because of their Judaism but in response to Israel’s oppression.”
(Responding to Macron calling October 7 the greatest antisemitic massacre of the century)
3. “There is no evidence of rape.”
(On reports of sexual violence committed on October 7)
4. “Killing soldiers is not an international crime… What is the right to resist for the Palestinians?”
(Asked directly whether Hamas was justified in crossing into Israel and killing Israeli soldiers on October 7)
5. “So excuse me, what did the Palestinians have to do? … I’m just asking what they are left with.”
(While being asked what recourse Israel had after October 7)
6. “You have a right to resist this occupation.”
(Said by video at a Hamas-organized conference in Gaza attended by senior Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad figures)
7. “The occupier cannot say he is defending himself.”
(Also said to an audience in Hamas-ruled Gaza)
8. “The Palestinians have no other room for dissent than violence.”
9. “An unlawful act of resistance does not make the resistance unlawful.”
10. “When you think of Hamas, you should not necessarily think of cut-throats, people armed to the teeth, or fighters. It’s not like that.”
ANSWER KEY:
Francesca Albanese.
Francesca Albanese.
Francesca Albanese.
Francesca Albanese.
Francesca Albanese.
Francesca Albanese.
Francesca Albanese.
Francesca Albanese.
Francesca Albanese.
Francesca Albanese.
Our apologies, Francesca.
We can see how people keep getting confused.
@hudsonmp10 Shabbat has so many benefits beyond this.
Just disconnecting from all screens once a week and catching up on sleep, reading, and with family and friends IRL is healing.
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