Karen McKim-Altman

@SprinterPress Tsarfati is an author, teacher, conference speaker. I do not think he is a journalist.

Israel is preparing to attack Iran within the next few hours This was reported by one of Israel's most famous journalists, Amir Tsarfati, who also reported that US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee was ordered to return to Washington urgently.

@JacobOnTheIsle @bluestein No, not the same.

@bluestein Challah? Matzo? That's the same thing, right?

A Georgia Senate candidate’s Passover ad in this week’s Atlanta Jewish Times features challah. It’s the thought that counts, I guess. #gapol

@gc_seattle @bluestein For a solid week, there is no bread in the house. Not until after Passover is leavened bread eaten. Look up "Passover" in Google. It is not difficult to get one's self educated these days.

@bluestein Can you explain exactly how this is an insult? Like, I get matzoh is used in the actual ceremony but don’t yall have real dinner later?

@MikeYaroslav08 @bluestein It's about symbolism, what the element of unleavened bread represents. Have you never read the Exodus story? It's a very important part of the "Jewish story".

@bluestein What’s ridiculously funny is thinking that eating it will have harmful consequences. enjoy your delusional fantasy

@wizardglick @bluestein Good Friday is not just observed by Catholics, but Christians of all denominations, around the world.

@bluestein Yesterday I learned about Catholic Good Friday, today I learned something about Passover.

@bluestein Rule #1: Educate yourself about your audience. She is pandering for the Jewish vote, yet knows nothing about Judaism.

@SprinterPress This is a bill proposed in March 2023. Response: Netanyahu emphasized that no law would be passed against the Christian community.

In Israel, a bill has been submitted to the Knesset that could criminalize public speech about Jesus Christ. The proposal was submitted by coalition lawmakers Moshé Gafni and Yaakov Asher. According to the draft, it would be prohibited to publish or distribute content that "supports Jesus" on the internet, in the media, or via email.

@TheirEcho @RealJamesWoods Muslims AND Hispanics (South Americans, Central Americans, Mexicans, and OTHER ILLEGAL migrants.

@RealJamesWoods Last year, US had 140k rapes. You’re going to claim they were done by Muslims?

Poland!

Usha Vance was born in San Diego County.

@vnstergranskar1 @AndrewKolvet They don't "hate immigrants". We just want "immigrants" to be here legally and be productive members of society, not being on the welfare dole for decades.

@AndrewKolvet Funny....🤡🤡🤡🤣🤣🤣🥳

The crowd ERUPTS to JD Vance’s answer to this immigration question: “There's too many people who want to come in. My job as vice president is NOT to look out for the interests of the whole world. It's to look out for the people of the United States. 🔥🔥

@IvankaNews_ Word salads

@nyurepublicans Demons

“I want you to F****ng DIE!!!” Shouts protestor at Charlie Kirk vigil after NYU College Republican president, Ryan Leonard, offers prayer of salvation.

@OliLondonTV I think this is a mental health patient who needs to be locked up.

JFK’s grandson appears unhinged as he mocks Melania Trump by wearing a blonde wig and putting on a fake accent. Jack Schlossberg wore the wig to mock the First Lady’s letter to Putin where she called on the Russian leader to seek peace to protect the lives of children.

@OpsEliteN8vKick My great-grandmother was Blackfeet. I am proud of my heritage.

The Man Inside The Logo. His Name is John Two Guns White Calf. This Man is My Family🪶🪶🪶#NFL #WashingtonRedSkins #DanielSnyder #WhiteCalfFamily

@uricohenisrael @NYPDnews @NYPDPC @NYCMayor What an ugly creature: inside and outside.

Meet Imxn Abdul, a self-proclaimed “artist” and “community activist” from New York. She just posted a call to attack a Jewish school in Brooklyn on her Instagram story, to her 25K followers. Her account is also full with other antisemitic content @NYPDnews @NYPDPC @NYCMayor

@ScooterCasterNY If you don't like the USA, move to North Korea, Cuba or some other country. We don't want people like you here.

BREAKING: "F**k the 4th! We need a new flag!" chant protesters as they burn American flag in Washington Square Park in NYC

@CoconutClipz @elonmusk Have you become a U.S. citizen? If not, why not?

I’d like to open by stating that I don’t support rioting or violence. That being said, here is my perspective. Before You Deport Us, See Us It’s hard to explain what it feels like to be undocumented — especially when you’ve lived in the U.S. your whole life. People think it’s just about the risk of deportation. But it’s more than that. It’s the feeling that no matter how much you do, no matter how hard you work, you’ll never be allowed to truly live free. I was brought here as a kid. I didn’t choose to come. This is the only home I know. I speak English. I pay taxes. I work hard — just like everyone else. But because I don’t have papers, my life has always felt like it’s stuck in place. And there’s no way forward. I’ve worked in restaurants most of my life. I started washing dishes and eventually made it to the kitchen. I’ve done prep, line cook, even ran kitchens as a chef. But the second I try to reach beyond that — apply for something more stable, more fulfilling, or aligned with my dreams — I hit a wall. I can’t go to school easily. I can’t get a license in many professions. I can’t even fly freely within my own country without fear. I want to visit Japan someday, to see the world beyond these borders. But unless something changes, I’ll never be able to go. And it’s not just me. It’s millions of us. People who have grown up here, worked here, contributed for decades — and we’re still treated like we don’t belong. I’ve pledged allegiance to the flag since kindergarten — hand over heart, eyes on the stars and stripes. I said those words before I even fully understood what they meant. Now I do. They mean belonging. They mean loyalty. They mean believing in the ideals this country claims to stand for. And yet, I’m still considered “illegal.” What’s happening now — with ICE raids, mass deportations, and entire communities living in fear — feels like more than enforcement. It feels like erasure. It feels like this country is trying to throw us away, despite everything we’ve given. I get it — laws matter. No one’s asking for chaos or for the government to open the borders. But if someone has lived here for 10, 20, 30 years — if they’ve raised families, paid taxes, learned the language, and fully become part of this country — shouldn’t there be a way forward? A path to citizenship? A chance to step out of the shadows and finally breathe? Before we talk about deporting people, we should talk about who those people really are. We’re not invaders. We’re not criminals. We’re part of this country. We’ve been here, quietly surviving, building lives with dignity and hope — even while being locked out of so many things most Americans take for granted. All I want is a chance to live fully. To build a future. To visit another country. To choose a career that brings me joy, not just survival. To be free. Before you deport us, see us.

This is not ok

@elviramary30 @IndyCarOnFOX @NatalieGrant "brought" me to tears?

@IndyCarOnFOX @NatalieGrant Very touching bright me to tears 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

🇺🇸 @NatalieGrant performs our National Anthem

@TRUMP_ARMY_ Yes!

🚨BREAKING: Italian PM Giorgia Meloni says, "Elon Musk is NOT a danger to democracy, George Soros is” Elon Musk is LOVED by millions worldwide. Do you agree with her? A. YES B. NO

@MuskElon3312 Yes!