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@bitbloxt @WSJopinion "Minister in the Ministry of Defense of Israel" Like what? Besides the awful grammar, I think the fact he's the Finance Minister is a good give away that this is full of 💩

@WSJopinion jews and their "legal norms"

By clinging to anti-Israel lawfare even now, the ICC reveals the depth of its ideological commitment—and departure from legal norms. on.wsj.com/4eydVd0

@levantinewitch You're pro pic is a white woman taking a selfie ffs

something deeply and unspeakably sinister about this thin, wealthy, white woman looking for any possible opportunity to collaborate with a state committing genocide across at least two states

@Wallahi_ibnsane @HenMazzig I love when randos post screenshots of unsourced texts. Especially when they have nothing to do with the topic.

@HenMazzig Indigenous my ass

"From my Māori perspective, a key point is that there was always a continuous Jewish presence in the land; they kept the fires burning, and that is what indigeneity looks like to us" Dr. Sheree Trotter is an indigenous scholar and activist. She spoke at a first-of-its-kind conference called Building Indigenous‑Jewish Friendship, held in Toronto in conjunction with the annual Walk with Israel march. She called Israel, "the most successful land‑back project, the greatest decolonization project." “Increasingly, indigenous identity is being treated as a metaphor, a branding exercise, a political strategy. Indigeneity isn’t any of that; it is a lived reality rooted in specific people and place.” Karen Restoule, an Ojibwe from Dokis First Nation, who is director of Indigenous affairs at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute, spoke at the conference, too. Why do Western activists insist they know more about indigeneity than indigenous people themselves?

@EarthFirstVoter @speechboy71 "We" lmao...nice AI pic

@speechboy71 Sorry, that argument didn't work during the past 10 months of the campaign. We knew his flaws up front. It was debated last fall. We decided to still support him, because he was sincere and had grown. We chose our fighter. We think he has the better shot. We still do.

I’ll say it again … if Platner’s supporters thought beating Collins was so important they wouldn’t be supporting a candidate as flawed as Platner.

@DarializaforNY You celebrated hamas' genocide on 10/8. stfu

As Israel was bombarding Gaza, and family names were being wiped off the civil registry, Espaillat was unable to refer to Palestinians in any humanizing way. Now he and his surrogates have the audacity to try to shame me for recognizing the direction things were heading.