🍉Melanie🍉

@TheJoeySwoll As he said, white people don't have a collective culture. White isn't culture, it's skin color. If you go to Italy or France you won't get "white culture" but local culture which include people who aren't white. The only people who use "white culture" are white supremacists

“White” people have NO culture? 🤔

@0hour1 The fuck are you smoking

Mamdani staffers now want to ban dogs in NYC Hows that freedom working out for you guys?

Let's dissect this tweet from David Jacobs (@DrJacobsRad), which appears to be a classic case of misinformation dressed up as outrage. While it is framed as a defence against hate, a closer look reveals it is built on a deliberate distortion of UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese's words. This is not just sloppy; it is a textbook example of hasbara, Israeli advocacy that often prioritises narrative control over facts, to smear a critic of Israel's policies in the occupied Palestinian territories. First, the core claim: Jacobs asserts that Albanese called the Jewish state the common enemy of humanity. That is flat out false. In her speech at the Al Jazeera Forum in Doha on 7 February 2026, Albanese was discussing the broader systemic failures enabling what she describes as genocide in Gaza. Her actual words were: “We who do not control large amounts of financial capitals, algorithms and weapons, we now see that we as a humanity have a common enemy.” She clarified explicitly on X (formerly Twitter) that this common enemy refers to “the system that has enabled the genocide in Palestine, including the financial capital that funds it, the algorithms that obscure it and the weapons that enable it.” Not Israel as a state, not Jews as a people, just the mechanisms propping up alleged atrocities. This misrepresentation did not happen in a vacuum. It stems from manipulated video clips that circulated online, stripping context to make it sound like a direct attack on Israel. Fact checkers like France 24 debunked it outright, confirming she never said what she is accused of. Even Amnesty International called out the attacks on her as a smokescreen to distract from Israel's actions in Gaza, the occupation, and apartheid allegations. European governments like France, Germany, Italy, and Czechia piled on, demanding her resignation based on the same bogus quote, only to face backlash for echoing falsehoods. Why does this matter? Jacobs argues that her UN role lends legitimacy to hate, but he is the one amplifying a lie to delegitimise a human rights expert. Albanese's mandate is to report on Palestinian rights under occupation, and she has been vocal about Israel's violations, backed by reports from the UN, ICJ, and others. Labelling her criticism as hate is a go to tactic to silence dissent, equating anti Zionism or anti occupation views with antisemitism. It is not just intellectually dishonest; it is harmful, as it fuels a witch hunt against independent voices while real issues like civilian deaths in Gaza go unaddressed. In short, this tweet is not principled commentary; it is propaganda recycling debunked claims to protect a narrative. If we are serious about truth, let us focus on verifiable facts, not manufactured scandals. Albanese's real point? Accountability for systems enabling harm. Twisting that into an attack on the Jewish state says more about the tweeter's agenda than her words ever did.

@DrJacobsRad Except yall are spreading proven fake news

When Francesca Albanese calls the Jewish state, ‘the common enemy of humanity’ it matters, because her official status at the UN gives her hate the veneer of legitimacy. And that perceived legitimacy acts as justification for further propagation of hate. telegraph.co.uk/politics/2026/…

@DanielleHaas01 @MSF Ah, so Israel is back at it with the false flag bullshit. Gotcha

Blink and miss it. After yrs denying & avoiding its staff work beside & include militants ("We know fucking well they're in the hospital": @msf staffer) Doctors without Borders says "armed men, some masked" are halting “non-critical” operations at Gaza's Nasser hospital. No press release. No mention of its shameful, enabling "hear no evil, see no evil" approach to militant abuse of hospitals. Just a quiet about-face, stuffed in a hard-to-find online corner. A masterclass in how institutions practice minimum transparency & accountability while covering their bases. @hrw @amnesty msf.org/addressing-fre… MSF staffer testimony: eightsrights.org Full text: "MSF made the difficult decision to suspend all non-critical medical operations in Nasser hospital, the largest functional facility in Gaza, as of 20 January 2026, due to concerns regarding the management of the structure, the safeguarding of its neutrality, and security breaches. In recent months, in Nasser hospital in Khan Younis, patients and MSF personnel have seen armed men, some masked, in different areas of the large compound of the hospital. This had not been in areas where MSF has activities, but in other parts of the hospital compound. With an uptick since the ceasefire, MSF teams have reported a pattern of unacceptable acts, including the presence of armed men, intimidation, arbitrary arrests of patients, and a recent situation of suspicion of movement of weapons. These incidents pose serious security threats to our teams and patients. MSF formally expressed our strong concern to the relevant authorities, and emphasised the incompatibility of such violations with MSF’s medical mission. Hospitals must remain neutral, civilian spaces, free from military presence or activity, to ensure the safe and impartial delivery of medical care.”

@IhabHassane Hey no offense but you don't seriously believe Hamas would do something completely meaningless like intimidate doctors, do you?

HORRIFIC: Doctors Without Borders (MSF) has fully withdrawn and suspended its medical operations at Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis. In its statement, the organization explained that the decision followed serious security concerns, including the presence of armed and masked individuals in different areas of the hospital compound. MSF said its teams reported a pattern of unacceptable incidents, including the presence of armed men, intimidation, arbitrary arrests of patients, and a recent situation involving suspected movement of weapons. These conditions, MSF said, undermine the neutrality of the hospital and pose serious risks to patients and medical staff. The obligation to respect the neutrality of hospitals applies equally to Hamas, just as it does to the Israeli army. The use of or interference in medical facilities for military or security purposes destroys their protected status and places civilians and medical workers at risk. Hamas will almost certainly deny these accusations and attempt to downplay them through its propaganda channels, as has repeatedly happened when international organizations raise concerns about its conduct. Those who truly care about Gaza and the patients in its hospitals must raise their voices and demand that Hamas be held accountable. Unfortunately, I doubt many voices will be willing to speak out.

European governments must stop spreading fake news and intentionally distorting UN Special Rapporteur @FranceskAlbs’s words to damage her credibility. Ministers in Austria, Czechia, France, Germany, and Italy circulated a deliberately manipulated and truncated video to fabricate accusations against a UN expert, then called for her resignation, while staying silent as Israel’s genocide, unlawful occupation, and apartheid continue. At @Amnesty we denounce this politically motivated attempt to silence Albanese, whose evidence‑based reporting has exposed Israel’s ongoing atrocities. Europe must publicly retract these false attacks, apologize, and focus on addressing the more than 72,000 Palestinians killed since 2023 amnesty.org/en/latest/news…

This is UNRWA's compound in occupied East Jerusalem. It is a United Nations premises. Seized and demolished by the Israeli authorities, in an unprecedented violation of international law. Water and electricity to UNRWA's East Jerusalem facilities have also been cut, including schools and health centres. Meanwhile, new measures will further tighten Israeli control over the occupied #WestBank. They must be withdrawn. UNRWA services must be allowed to continue. UN Member States must act.

⭕️ BREAKING: A group of French international lawyers have filed a criminal complaint against Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot, for spreading false information about UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese, Middle East Eye reports. The lawyers note Barrot misquoted her Doha remarks and wrongly claimed she called Israel a “common enemy.” Five European governments attacked her over statements she never made. The complaint states the public misrepresentation violates French law and undermines Albanese’s UN-mandated independence.

@Nightmare_Snake @FranceskAlbs Ist halt einfacher sie als antisemitisch zu bezeichnen als sich mal ordentlich durchzulesen was die Dame über Jahre zusammen getragen hat

Armin Laschet von der CDU bezeichnet @FranceskAlbs nun auch als "Antisemitin", davor hat er sie als eine "Hamas-Aktivistin" bezeichnet. Laschet ist Vorsitzender im Auswärtigen Ausschuss im Bundestag. Der Ausschuss ist mit einem Verfassungsrang ausgestattet.

Actually they’re doing it quite loudly. The only reason it seems quiet is because Western media and politicians are ignoring it.

@ireallyhateyou These people write shit like this and then seriously think they're the good guys...their brains should be studied

"I do not have a drop of mercy for the children of Gaza. Why should I have mercy on someone who suckled deadly hatred with their mother’s poisoned milk?" Some excerpts from a Facebook post by Dr. Keren Asayag, a young breast cancer researcher and rising right-wing influencer, niece of prominent comedians and propagandists Shalom Asayag and Menny Assyag. "You know what? I'm racist. If all of these things make me racist—then I am a proud racist: I believe that we are a nation of virtue. We surpass other nations many times over—in values and morality, in intellect and diligence... There are Arabs who live in this country and are Zionists, and they should be greatly nurtured and rewarded. Unfortunately, they are a tiny minority... Anyone who identifies with the Palestinian narrative is, in my view, an enemy... (We need) Education for Judaism and Zionism in Arab schools... (We need) Harsher punishment, including revocation of citizenship and expulsion of supporters of terrorism from within. If this would also apply to Jews—all the better. I do not have a drop of mercy for the children of Gaza. Why should I have mercy on someone who suckled deadly hatred with their mother’s poisoned milk?.. Minorities in the state must respect the state, pledge loyalty to it, recognize it as the state of the Jews... Arab crime begins first and foremost with that same extreme and violent (Islamist) ideology..."

Total meltdown at one of the world’s most prestigious film festivals after a reporter asks the judges why they’ve stayed silent on Gaza while attacking Russia and Iran. Noting that the Berlinale festival is sponsored by the German government (a “main funder” of “the genocide in Gaza”), journalist Tilo Jung asks: “Do you, as a jury, support this selective treatment of human rights?” The reaction perfectly captures Europe’s racist double standards and the intellectual emaciation of its cultural elite. After Jung is chided by the moderator that “we want to talk about films,” not politics, he shoots back: “films are political, as you just said.” Finally, Polish producer Ewa Puszczynska steps in to push back against the pesky reporter, before whining repeatedly that it’s “unfair” to point out their hypocrisy. Puszczynska, whose filmography includes “Cold War,” a movie about a couple that kills themselves to escape communism, declares to the questioner: “Films are not political in the meaning of the word I think you think.” “It’s a bit unfair asking us, what do we think, how we support, not support, talking to our governments or not,” she complains, before employing a time-honored Zionist tactic of deflection: “There are many other wars where genocide is committed and we do not talk about that!” Eventually, the jury’s president, German director Wim Wenders, jumps in to clear up the confusion: “We are the opposite of politics. We have to do the work of people, and not the work of politicians.” “We have to stay out of politics.” In 2024, the same exact director said exactly the opposite while celebrating after Germany’s AfD Party was banned from the festival: “The Berlinale has traditionally always been the most political of the major festivals, and it's not holding back now, nor will it in the future.” “I like the Berlinale because it always speaks out and says something.”

@wyattreed13 To make a film about communism and then say that movies aren't political...that goes beyond hypocrisy. Literally speechless.

This should be in every headline right now. Israeli settlers came into a Palestinian city on a bulldozer and destroyed 13 buildings, while attacking residents.

68 bags of “unprecedentedly shocking” incomplete & unidentifiable remains dumped by the israelis in Gaza, are buried in Deir al-Balah english.palinfo.com/news/2026/02/1…

@jewlicious @academic_la Which means your argument that Palestinians have no problem voting bad people into office has no leg to stand on. Because if there are no elections, they can't vote for shit. Contrary to Israel where elected officials want an apartheid death penalty.

@VesperiaOne @academic_la Hamas got elected in 2006 for a 4 year term. And they are terrorists who took over the government (of Gaza) and don't allow new elections. All of these can be true at the same time.

There is a lot of discrimination in the world. But is there another country in the world that only has legal executions for one ethnic group and not the other? Has this level of racism ever been reached before?

@s_sangiovese @AssalRad My god, violence was "necessary" because someone else was already there and didn't agree to it. To put it into words you understand: that is a bad thing.

@VesperiaOne @AssalRad Your argument is circular. Yes, violence was necessary, what’s the problem with it?

What is called when you have two different legal systems based on religion/ethnicity??

@jewlicious @academic_la Aren't yall the ones who constantly claim Hamas are terrorists who took over the government and don't allow reelections? You can't have it both ways.

@VesperiaOne @academic_la And all Palestinians seem to vote people into office who have no problem with extra-judicial executions, terrorism, rape, and mass murder of non-combatants. So... good for you Melanie!

@s_sangiovese @AssalRad Saying only war allowed Israel to be created is not the good argument you think it is. Israel carved itself a place through violence, and it's sure kept that spirit alive today.

@VesperiaOne @AssalRad Arabs living in that land never accepted de existence of Israel with peace. Only war allowed the creation and survival of the state of Israel.