Hash Tayeh

Menachem, what are your thoughts on Australians fighting for a foreign government, namely, Israel, and committing acts of terror and war crimes? Do they belong in jail, for the 10s of thousands murdered and the millions starved and displaced?

@lizcullen11 @MenachemV Please screenshot and send as I am putting together a case against him.

@HashTayeh @MenachemV There were some very interesting responses to his tweet regarding you, yesterday. Hope you got a look at them.

Look at this slimy fuck, framing his post as if I said these disgusting derogatory words. I categorically state that I have never said anything like this. @MenachemV you’re a pathetic little man. To clarify what this little man is quoting, is testimony from the “Lions of Zion” saying they heard people saying those terms. P.S. while they claim to have heard these words, they were actually holding up a sign that said “All Palestinians are Terrorists”. Of course though they never got charged…

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Share if you agree. I’m not claiming to be an expert on Iran’s political structure, its factions, or its internal power struggles. What guides me is something far simpler. Basic humanity. Common sense. If you believe your country needs change, then have the courage to fight for that change yourself. History shows that revolutions worth anything are led by the people who are willing to stand in the fire, not by those who sit comfortably and cheer as foreign governments drop bombs. There is something deeply contradictory about demanding “freedom” while applauding external powers to invade, destabilise, sanction, or dismantle your own nation. Foreign intervention is not a charity project. It is strategy. It is leverage. It is influence. It is about resources, regional dominance, and geopolitical control. No superpower has ever entered a nation purely out of compassion. When civilians die, when infrastructure collapses, when chaos follows, it is not the politicians who suffer first. It is families. It is children. It is ordinary people who never signed up to be collateral damage in someone else’s chess game. If you want reform, organise. Mobilise. Educate. Protest. Build movements. Take ownership of your future. But don’t outsource your revolution to governments whose track record in the region is written in destroyed cities and extracted wealth. Calling for accountability is one thing. Inviting destruction from outside forces is another. Humanity should never be selective. Common sense should never be suspended just because it’s politically convenient. Real courage is standing for change yourself, not applauding from a distance while someone else tears your homeland apart.

Aussie Amanda Rose shuts down reporter over Iran. "They called him a tyrant, right? A tyrant is who bombs a school and kill 160 children"

Before you react… watch this. Strip away the headlines. Strip away the politics. Strip away the emotion. Now ask yourself one question. If someone assassinated your father and continued using someone else’s home to attack you… what would you do? This isn’t about blind loyalty to a country. It’s about understanding escalation, retaliation, and where self-defence begins. Even the Pentagon admitted there was no intelligence suggesting an imminent Iranian attack. So why did this unfold the way it did? If you want to actually understand what’s happening, not just repeat talking points, watch the full video.

Menachem, you’re a loser, a bully and a supporter of all that is wrong in this world. I will appeal and I will win.

@DrewPavlou That’s a speech? You’re a fuckin fruitloop

My speech to the Persian community in Australia today 😃😃😃 LONG LIVE FUCKING FREEDOM

We have seen this story before. A nation painted as a threat. Fear amplified. Lies repeated until they sound like truth. The world convinced that war is mercy and destruction is justice. Iraq was sold to us as liberation. What followed was blood, ruins, stolen futures, and a country stripped of its wealth while millions paid the price with their lives, their families, and their dignity. And now, as the drums grow louder again, the same script feels painfully familiar. Different headlines. Same machinery. Same human cost. History is not just something we read about. It is something we allow or refuse to repeat. If we learned anything from Iraq, it should be this: question the narrative before the bombs fall, because once they do, the truth arrives too late for the innocent. May God protect the people of Iran. May humanity wake up before another nation becomes a lesson written in ashes.

Everything you are about to read happened in the last 24 hours. The USS Gerald R. Ford arrived off Israel. The USS Abraham Lincoln is conducting underway replenishment 850 kilometers from Iran, loading munitions and fuel for sustained combat operations. MizarVision satellite imagery shows four F-22 Raptors positioned on the active runway at Ovda Airbase in Israel. Not parked. Not sheltered. On the runway. That is hot-launch posture. The US State Department ordered evacuation of non-essential employees and families from the embassy in Baghdad. Separately, the US Embassy in Jerusalem approved evacuation of non-essential staff from Israel. Two American embassies, two countries, same order, same day. Israel began opening public bomb shelters in Beersheba, Tel Aviv, and Raanana. Hundreds of IDF reserve soldiers were called up for the air defense command. Yediot Ahronot reported the callups today. You do not activate air defense reserves unless you expect inbound missiles. Al-Udeid Air Base in Qatar, America’s largest air operations center in the Middle East, is completely empty of refueling aircraft. Tankers do not vanish from their home base. They disperse to secondary locations before operations begin so a single Iranian missile strike cannot destroy the refueling fleet on the ground. Empty tarmac at Al-Udeid is not absence. It is distribution. 37 fighter jets landed at RAF Lakenheath in the last 24 hours. 12 F-35As. 12 F-15E Strike Eagles. 13 F-22 Raptors. They are expected to depart for the Middle East soon. The staging base is reloading heavier than the first wave that sent Raptors to Israel four days ago. Two carriers in position. F-22s on hot runway. Tankers dispersed. Embassies evacuating from both sides of the theater. Bomb shelters opening in three Israeli cities. Air defense reserves activated. Strike aircraft staging in England. Supply ships topping off a carrier strike group within missile range of Iran. This is not buildup. Buildup is what happened last week. This is final positioning. Every asset is where it needs to be for the first 72 hours of a campaign. The only thing missing is the order. Tomorrow Oman’s Foreign Minister meets Vance carrying Tehran’s answer. After Friday’s sermon declaring enrichment sacred and six governments evacuating their people, we know what that answer contains. And we know what follows when Washington receives it. The clock no longer reads days. It reads hours.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ open.substack.com/pub/shanakaans…

Worth reading this judgement - many surprising elements, including that the judge was left to determine the meaning of Zionism by looking up 2 dictionaries. ⁦@HashTayeh⁩ has said he will appeal Vorchheimer v Tayeh [2026] VCAT 134 (26 February 2026) www8.austlii.edu.au/cgi-bin/viewdo…

It would be easier for me to take this ruling on the chin and move on. But that wouldn’t be the moral thing to do. This appeal isn’t about me. It’s about the precedent it sets for political speech, protest, and anyone who believes in the right to challenge power. I’m appealing because someone has to stand up and this has to be a collective effort, not a solo fight. I can’t do this alone. If you believe this matters, support the appeal through my GoFundMe. We fight this together. gofund.me/7b0eb6c5e

@turnbullm3 Sorry, who saved the people in Bondi? Remind me…

@HashTayeh We saw it at Bondi, habibi. Who did that?

This is what happens when Muslims and Palestinians are vilified for speaking out and calling for justice. When advocacy is silenced, when voices for human rights are demonised, the consequences don’t stay online. They spill into the real world. Innocent people die. We saw it in New Zealand. And if we do not learn from history, we will see it here. I warned that decisions which criminalise or stigmatise peaceful advocacy would not end with one person. The ruling against me has sent shockwaves across the nation because people understand what is really at stake. When entire communities are framed as the problem, they become targets. This is not about politics. This is about safety, humanity, and the right to speak out against injustice without being painted as a threat. Save this post. Remember this moment. Because the consequences of normalising vilification will be felt by ordinary Muslims and Palestinians long after the headlines fade.

Yesterday I was found to have “incited hatred”. I walked out of that decision disturbed not just for myself, but for what it means for freedom of political speech in Australia. This was never about attacking a religion. It was about political advocacy, about speaking out against injustice, and about a movement built on peace, equality and humanity. If political criticism can be redefined as hate depending on who interprets it, then every protest movement in this country should be paying attention. I will be appealing. Not because this is about me alone, but because the precedent this creates affects everyone who believes in the right to speak out. I have already spent over $200,000 defending legal battles connected to my advocacy. The fight continues, and I cannot do it alone. If you believe in freedom, fairness and the right to challenge power, please stand with me. ➡️ Donate using the link Share this. Start conversations. Don’t stay silent. This is bigger than one person. gofund.me/8fe7cc4f5

I will be appealing this decision. It wrongly condemns an entire movement that stands for peace, equality, and human rights. If this ruling is allowed to stand, the consequences will reach far beyond the Pro Palestinian movement and impact freedom of political expression for everyone. Please support our fight for justice and the freedom of political speech. Donate via the link. gofund.me/a99875409

The words in this screenshot are not taken out of context. They are taken directly from the Judge’s ruling. And that is exactly why they matter. When millions of people across the world march for peace, for human rights, and for the protection of innocent lives, describing those voices as something that could “tip people into hatred” is not just confronting, it is deeply troubling. People do not march because they hate. They march because they care. Because they feel powerless watching suffering unfold. Because silence feels like complicity. Judicial words carry immense weight. They shape narratives. They influence how entire movements are perceived. And when those words characterise mass calls for humanity in a way that suggests danger, it sends a message far beyond one courtroom. The millions who stand in rallies around the world are not a threat. They are parents, students, workers, and ordinary people asking the world to value every human life equally. History will decide how these moments are remembered, whether those who spoke for human rights were condemned in the moment or understood in hindsight. The words above are from the ruling itself, and that is why this conversation matters.