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@streethawk0 @piersmorgan Forgot the link airwars.org/conflict/israe…

@streethawk0 @piersmorgan Airwars has an incomplete list of Israeli air strikes on Gaza and if you plug in Oct 7, you will see they started that day.

You refused to condemn Hamas for their unspeakable horrors on October 7 when I asked you 15 times, so I suggest you sit this one out.

@DireReport @piersmorgan I suppose we will start hearing how some people were prematurely anti- genocide. Israel dropped 6000 bombs in the first week, so the pattern was clear early on.

@piersmorgan I’d argue Piers actually, as a convert from the pro-Israel side to the “oh wow, this is Genocide” side, has a lot more moral credibility to fence sitters than the ardent pro-Palestine activists.

@TylerRo23587632 @prem_thakker He opposes genocide, so his moral compass seems to be working just fine. The NYU administrators seem to have a problem.

@prem_thakker He's an openly gay person repeating talking points from an organization (Hamas) that puts people to death for being openly gay. His education completely failed him.

Here's the grad speech that NYU is now withholding the student's diploma for: "As I search my heart today in addressing you all…the only thing that is appropriate to say in this time and to a group this large is a recognition of the atrocities currently happening in Palestine."

@TiNyJALEPENO13 @petersavodnik @TuckerCarlson @ComicDaveSmith @joerogan If you are interested, try reading human rights reports or reading newspapers. Why would you care what either of these two said?

I completely agree with you! My husband and I watched the debate going in to it on Dave Smith's side, but Douglas Murray made us take a step back. I didnt find Murray to be smug, but exasperated. And the criticisms he made are valid and something I wish more would call out about these comedians. I would love if Joe Rogan had Murray on to explain the conflict from his perspective and what he has seen. I like both sides so that I can decide, but this pettiness coming from Dave Smith, Tucker, Candace… it is actually sickening. Like Douglas Murray ruined his career… really?! 🤣 I think those of us who are level-headed left that debate being impressed with him and wanting more.

The reason @TuckerCarlson, @ComicDaveSmith, @joerogan et al. keep droning on about the Smith-Murray debate is they must recognize this was a disaster for them. This was the moment when so many Americans glimpsed just how hollow, how dishonest, how bankrupt, they are.

@Moreplankton @willmenaker Supporting genocide is what he did best, unfortunately.

@willmenaker Because that’s the punishment you most fear. Biden on the other hand feared not doing his best for the people.

Sometimes I feel like I'm the only one who remembers when his eye filled with blood after rambling incoherently on the debate stage during the 2020 primary.

@JacobLevy1994 @Brae_AJ @beccajiggens @brianoflondon @ManInDamascus @JoeTruzman The Deor Yassin massacre happened in April. The Arab armies intervened in May.

@Brae_AJ @beccajiggens @brianoflondon @ManInDamascus @JoeTruzman The enemy sent 5 armies to attempt to destroy the nascent Jewish nation and cast us into the sea. They had to walk like 10 kilometers because they lost a war they started. Big whoop.

Now that Hassan Esliah — the most famous journalist in Gaza — has been killed in an Israeli airstrike at Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis, I feel compelled to share what I’ve learned after years of observing him and others in Gaza’s media scene. Esliah wasn’t just a journalist with a camera. He was a fixture on the front lines, always there when rockets were fired, when terrorists launched incendiary-laden balloons towards Israel and, of course, the October 7 massacre. What struck me most over the years wasn’t just his proximity to the action, it was the consistency with which he appeared at scenes that seemed orchestrated, not stumbled upon. He moved with a kind of access that ordinary journalists did not have. He wasn’t guessing where the story was. He knew. It was back in 2018 when I realized that Esliah was more than just a journalist. Hamas was increasingly relying on members of the press in Gaza to document acts of violence carried out by its operatives near the border with Israel. But there was a catch, these events had to appear as spontaneous popular unrest, not as coordinated actions by terrorist groups. The media’s role wasn’t just to report the story; it was to shape the narrative that Hamas wanted. Thus, Esliah and other journalists routinely accompanied terrorists and documented their acts to publish online for Israel to see. This was an orchestrated propaganda campaign by terrorist groups and Esliah was heavily involved. With Esliah's death, many will remember him as a journalist who died in a war zone. But those of us who’ve paid attention know that his story and that of other journalists in Gaza is far more complicated. Keep tabs on my posts. In the near future, I will publish interesting information about the dual roles some people play in Gaza and their connection to terrorist groups.

@Soren_Rayan @emilykschrader Gosh, who would have expected Trump to be a crass individual motivated by greed and narcissism?

The more this goes on, the more ashamed I am that I once supported Donald Trump. This man is shamelessly compromising American values and long-term security just to pocket a bunch of dollars. Watching him stand alongside the very regime that enabled Edan’s captivity is beyond disgraceful.

Edan's family confirms: Edan will fly to Qatar, where he will meet with President Trump and the Emir of Qatar There are no words to express how disgusting this is. Qatar is the regime which enabled Eden’s captors and torturers to take him and hold him for 19 months. Shame on anyone condoning this absolutely disgraceful act. The last thing this poor boy needs is to be paraded around the Islamist dictatorship of Qatar like some trophy of Donald Trump. Vile.

@MikeCosper It would be ironic if Trump stopped Israel’s genocidal campaign because he sees an opportunity to make money. I am not getting my hopes up.

The Qataris are funders and supporters of Hamas. Their malevolent impact on College campuses is behind the encampments, genocidal chants, and anti-Israel endowed departments. AG Pam Bondi was a registered foreign agent working on behalf of Qatar in 2019. FBI director Kash Patel was on their payroll to the tune of millions as well. Envoy Steve Witkoff, who is negotiating on behalf of the US with Hamas and Iran, has been in business with the Qataris as well. Sure. This is all normal. Nothing to see here.

@MargaretAUGrad @Holly_A_K @seanmdav Why are you lying?

@Holly_A_K @seanmdav What? These pro Palestinian people who want us to die?

It’s strange that every random ethnic religious group on earth is somehow entitled to a nation-state devoted to their faith, tradition, and language…except for American Christians. This nation was explicitly settled by Protestants fleeing religious persecution for the purpose of establishing a free nation where the laws were explicitly written to protect their cultural and religious heritage. And yet today, we are told that of all the groups of people on earth, we alone are forbidden from having a nation that exists to protect us and our heritage. If that weren’t insane enough, we are also told we must shed blood to protect the borders, traditions, and faiths of other nations, but to do so here, in our country, would be abominable. No other nation is required to admit me as a citizen, or to cater to my culture or language over its own. My country alone, however, is required to admit all peoples—no matter how incompatible they are with our laws and language and culture—and I am required to adapt to their demands and ways of life. This is insane, and I’m tired of pretending otherwise.

@SecritSqrl @dynamiteddan @mtaibbi If you had a valid point you wouldn’t have to lie.

@dynamiteddan @mtaibbi Your chances for admission increase exponentially by the number of times you call for the eradication of the Jews....

Marco Rubio has some explaining to do, if there really was nothing but the op-ed behind this.

@JoeDelPopolo @mtaibbi Opposing Israel, an apartheid state committing genocide, is not the same as supporting terrorism. You seem really confused.

@mtaibbi A person on a Student Visa who advocates on behalf of a declared Terrorist Group that is holding (indefinitely) American Citizens as hostages (and has likely already murdered several) has treaded into the area of being Deportable at the discretion of the State Department.

In the case of Rumesya Ozturk it does appear to be a viewpoint issue. I haven’t seen anything from the state beyond Rubio’s comment to suggest otherwise.

@DeborahDou11570 @mtaibbi Israel is committing genocide. Israel also kills Americans, but since they are Palestinian- Americans they don’t count for racists.

@mtaibbi Yes It appears that her viewpoint aligns with America’s enemies and she chose to write about it advocating for BDS while Americans are held hostage in Gaza. She could have just focused on her doctoral studies.

@DavidAFrench Israel wants to steal as much land as possible and expel as many Palestinians as they can without triggering a global response. This piece is pure fantasy.

If Israel is serious about a clear, hold, and build strategy in Gaza, then it's serious about actually permanently defeating Hamas. But, there is a cost. nytimes.com/2025/05/08/opi…

@Aburegime @DropSiteNews Bideno’s support for Israel was “ ironclad”. They could kill whoever they wanted.

Haaretz explains why Israel murdered 15 members of this boy’s family: it was an attempt to assassinate his father—an employee of Gaza’s Finance Ministry. The boy was thrown by the force of the blast onto the roof of a neighboring building. Footage of the aftermath—graphic and horrifying—circulated widely. Among the dead were his sisters; one of their bodies was found completely severed.

@EdwardCoplin6 @KSPrior @MikeCosper @CTmagazine Yeah, it is hard to get past his fanatical genocide apologetics.

@KSPrior @MikeCosper @CTmagazine Cosper discredited himself on the Palestine issue. He's a bad actor.

I am not much of a podcast person and am very picky about them. So when I tell you that this one is RIVETING, believe me, it is riveting. Great job @MikeCosper and @CTmagazine: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dev…

@gsstansell @EdwardCoplin6 @KSPrior @MikeCosper @CTmagazine You are someone with nothing to say, saying it.

@EdwardCoplin6 @KSPrior @MikeCosper @CTmagazine

@jwsherrod @IL4Liberty @smashbaals It doesn’t matter what people say they believe when they justify mass slaughter. And evangelicals, unfortunately, are very practiced in self- delusion on many issues.

@IL4Liberty @smashbaals I’m a lifelong evangelical and I have never met anyone in my circles who views Palestinians as “subhuman” and thinks Israel is infallible.

What made evangelicals support this?

@jwsherrod @smashbaals The deliberate killing of civilians is something Israel does and has done since 1948 and you would know this if you actually cared. Yes, you have a policy of blocking people who accurately describe your sinful behavior.

@smashbaals What does “support” mean in this context? I’m an evangelical and I affirm Israel’s right to respond militarily to an evil terrorist stack on their country. And there’s no way that response should look like rainbows and puppies.

@jwsherrod @stmcgarret @CJHowell98 @smashbaals The statistics are at least 50,000 dead but the true death toll is quite likely far higher so nobody knows. The comparison is bizarre anyway— the Tokyo firebomb raid was barbaric.

@stmcgarret @CJHowell98 @smashbaals These statistics are easy to look up. And I have a policy of blocking anyone who accuses me of lying.