Mark Kheifets

Greta Thunberg and the satirization of the Middle East that has exceeded any SNL skit at this point.

Thousands of Gazans line the streets to CHEER and CELEBRATE as the bodies of 4 murdered Israelis are paraded through the streets. Among the dead Israelis on parade were the Bibas family; mother Shiri and her two sons Kfir and Ariel.

“It’s OK. We came to rescue you, stay calm”. Dramatic unseen footage of the moments when Israeli elite forces rescued 3 hostages, Almog Meir Jan, Andrey Kozlov, and Shlomi Ziv.

I’ve been yelled at by countless people over the last few months demanding that I stop supporting the “genocide” against Gaza. I can’t express how exhausting it is to be in modern politics, constantly indundated by shallow talking points and half-baked analysis of literally anything. Our national discussions have become 4th grade level reality TV instead of the serious and nuanced debate of complex issues that our people deserve. In this case, I only see one side who would commit true genocide if they could. Hamas. And who supports Hamas? A large portion of Gazans and Palestinians generally. This is one of many genocidal clauses found in the Hamas official charter: “The Day of Judgment will not come about until Moslems fight Jews and kill them. Then, the Jews will hide behind rocks and trees, and the rocks and trees will cry out: 'O Moslem, there is a Jew hiding behind me, come and kill him.’” (Article 7). My heart breaks for innocent children raised in Gaza by monsters who have created a war and used them as shields for their “jihad.” It’s horrible and disgusting. But there is no question as to where the fault lies: with Hamas and their many, many supporters.

Eurovision said it was “too political.” But tonight, our Queen, Eden Golan, who heroically faced off the haters of Europe, performed ‘October Rain’, the song that should’ve won Eurovision, for the first time in public, at the Tel Aviv Hostages Square rally.

The Nakba never ended.