Michael Tweeter

Some of the most dignified people on the planet had the misfortune of being born next door to a vicious apartheid colony This is the story of how they tried to return home this past week, as Israel intensified its massacres

I love Albania for this. This is how it began for the Palestinians— the Rothschilds and their agents buying up land. What came next was the Nakba and the erasure of their identity, followed by today’s Holocaust. Fight Israeli settlers like the hell that you will endure if you don’t. This is the only way. 🇦🇱🇦🇱🇦🇱🇦🇱🇦🇱🇦🇱🇦🇱🇦🇱

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"Israeli former leaders and security chiefs threaten legal action over ‘Jewish terrorism’". Too little, and much too late. The signatories to this letter set the stage, and over the course of decades did everything within their power to create the reality which they today condemn. They need to take responsibility for their own crimes before blaming their successors. theguardian.com/world/2026/jun…

Surgeon Nizam Mamode, who was recently in Gaza, says people in the UK dont realise whats still happening there Presenter: who do you blame for that? You Mamode says the evidence is overwhelming, & he references yesterdays UN report that Israel targets & kills Palestinian kids

A while ago, after writing here that I consider myself an Israeli and will remain one, I had a brief but interesting conversation with @susanabulhawa on this platform. She asked me (if memory serves) what it is that I miss about the Israel that precedes 7.10.23 and what to what am I holding on in my claim to be an Israeli. I answered that I may be a missing a load of lies but that I was born into this load. I grew up in a Hebrew-speaking family. I grew up Jewish, although Israel as a state attempted to produce its own version of Judaism, intensely nationalized (effectively substituting religion and culture for nationhood). I am 50 years old. A decision to simply repress or ignore my various imprints is one I (and I speak only for myself) have neither ability nor interest in making. During a broader discussion that preceded our brief exchange I wrote that I wanted to wholly remake Israel into a part of a single state in which Jews and Palestinians lived im full equality and dignity. Some time has passed. The overt degeneration of Israeli society grows harsher each day. I do not believe that any human group (or any human) possesses characteristics that are forever chiseled in stone. I don't think Israeli Jews are or were inherently evil. But now, after an occupation lasting nearly three generations and nearly three years of overt genocide and ethnic cleansing, I firmly believe that whenever Jewish Israeli society could choose evil over goodness and oppression over dignity, it did so. Jewish Israel is the sum of its choices and those were consistently corrupt, hollow and inhumane. They resulted in what I thought of as genocide by indifference and is now referred to genocide by attrition. All this to say that I have been thinking a lot about Ms. Abulhawa's question. I have come to realize that I miss nothing about the Israel that was and I abhor the Israel that now slouches towards Bethlehem to be born. What I want is a national and cultural identity built on the riches of Judaism and on the complete rejection of supremacy alongside the complete adoption of dignity and equality. I do not want to be deported once the current Israel is dismantled. I also belong here, not because my grandparents stole it but because it is my reality, my past and future. That fact by itself rights no wrongs. Israel in its supremacist form deserves no pity. Israelis must redefine their very being in order to be heard. I do not know when and how this will happen. With the best of my ability, I pledge myself to this cause. I expect nothing in return. This is my albatross. I would like to think that I can be accepted here. I am of this land. I would appreciate an opportunity to live out my sense of belonging.

Tulip Siddiq made a point of order in the House of Commons after Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch attacked Bridget Phillipson, again, "Kemi Badenoch called the Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson a spiteful class warrior" "And previously she's compared Bridget Phillipson to a gestapo officer" "Madame Deputy Speaker, I started out working in parliament as a teenager, and for 25 years of being involved in politics I have never seen the atmosphere here in parliament and outside quite so hostile and intimidatory, especially towards female elected representatives" "Madame Deputy Speaker, words matters and inflammatory language contribute to this hostility towards politicians, especially women" "Could I ask your advice whether the language that was used by the leader of the opposition today, towards the Secretary of State for Education, who is a woman who grew up in poverty, on a council estate, raised by a single mother, on free school meals, and worked her way up to Cabinet, is appropriate language to be used in the chamber" "Not only does this language contribute to hostility, it also puts off women, from coming into this very important profession"

If you harness all the intellectual capacity in the pro-Israel camp and convert it to electricity you will be able to charge your bike and go from the living room halfway to the kitchen

🇮🇷 An Iranian girl performing a traditional dance at the Rasht Fish Market. Trump murdered 168 girls just like her.

@elonmusk Meanwhile in Palestine

New: An elderly Palestinian man was found near Gaza’s so called “Yellow Line” after being released by Israeli forces, unable to remember even his own name. Hospital staff at Nasser Medical Complex say his body bears clear signs of torture. He arrived with his hands and feet reportedly still restrained, and doctors are now trying to identify him and locate his family.

You accept this evil because this German woman is a Jew. You wouldn’t accept it from ANYONE else.

Better late than never, I guess!

Judeo-Christian values.

Rangers column: The looming pitching crisis is the ultimate challenge for this team. Or am I just being a drama queen? Well, I love a good drama, but I think this is a big deal. dallasnews.com/sports/rangers…

The followers of Imam Ali can look themselves in the mirror and feel proud - perhaps unlike any other religious group in the world at this moment. What they achieved is the beginning of a major revolution in human history. And this chant is so powerful

Wasn't this the inevitable path of Zionism? Reading extensible history of Zionism, I've been unable to come across anything that is inconsistent with what is happening today. There is nothing I've read that contradicts what is happening today. People who are shocked and American Zionists who refuse to condemn have in common ignorance of Zionist history.

For Israelis, it begins and ends with a second Palestinian Nakba. Palestinian proximity denies absolute Jewish "security". Palestinian "disappearance" validates Jewish supremacy. "We did that!" Subjagating Palestinian citizens is the rancid icing on the putrid cake.

Happy Fathers Day Part II! Here is the new: You can't spell B-A-R-A-J-A-S! without the kids. dallasnews.com/sports/rangers…

Happy Father's Day! Here is the old - the greatest story I've gotten the privilege to tell: My dad's last baseball game. dallasnews.com/sports/rangers…

Hezbollah humiliated Zionists last night, destroying their tanks and killing one of their top commanders in Lebanon among other soldiers Zionists massacred families