DJ Neil Armstrong

Imagine this. You’re a Palestinian farmer working this soil for generations. Then he appears. An Israeli settler from Eastern Europe pointing a gun at your face screaming: “This land is mine now.” “Get out. Never come back.”

Italian Prime Minister Meloni: "I accuse Israel of crossing the red line, I condemn the massacre of Palestinian civilians, and I announce that Italy will support European sanctions against Israel."

US soldiers set fire to a random family home in Vietnam.

The horror my classmates in Parkland experienced on 2/14/2018 is all the children in Palestine have ever known. Millions of people marched in the streets for us. In America, the mass murders of brown, Muslim children are written off as negligible if even addressed at all.

Fmr Obama speechwriter Sarah Hurwitz laments to Jewish Federation that people are finding content from "Al Jazeera and Nick Fuentes" on social media and seeing videos of "the carnage in Gaza." Holocaust education has backfired in part as people see Palestinians as Jews' victims, she adds. "They think the lesson of the Holocaust is…you fight the big powerful people hurting the weak people." (The lesson they were supposed to get is that it gives Israel the right to commit genocide in perpetuity.)

I’ve coined a new term to describe the way Zohran Mamdani (and others) talk: Islamobonics

“Quiet, piggy!” — Donald Trump snaps at female reporter asking about the Epstein files.

Jewish Federations applauds Olivia Reingold, a staff writer at Bari Weiss's Free Press, for her reporting revealing that some of the children Israel was starving to death and denying medical aid to in Gaza had pre-existing conditions. (They think that makes it better.)

The mezuzah at Gracie Mansion cannot be removed even if Mamdani wants it gone. It was installed in the 1970s by Mayor Abraham Beame who was the first Jewish mayor of New York. That makes it both a religious symbol and a documented part of the city’s historic architecture. Gracie Mansion is a protected landmark. New York City preservation laws do not allow mayors to alter or remove any historic elements on the first floor which is the official, public part of the residence. They cannot change the fixtures, repaint the door, or touch anything that is part of the landmark record. The mezuzah is included in that record. It stays because it is part of New York’s history and identity, not because of the personal preferences of whoever moves in. And we will make sure it is not vandalized. 🍎 ❤️ ✡️

It's funny how after the birth of a baby, announcers declare that "mother and baby are doing fine". What about the father??