Disa Sacks
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@SacksDisa At no point during the war did the IDF employ all reservists and active personel. There's a way to disagree. And eventually it's up to the voter.
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On the 17th of Tammuz, the Roman general Apostamos publicly burned a Torah scroll. On the 28th of Tammuz, the charedi and national-religious members of the Government of Israel publicly disgraced the Torah by using it to exempt an entire sector of the population from helping their brethren with a war.
On the 17th of Tammuz, the daily Tamid offerings in the First Temple, which the Midrash says atoned for the nation’s sins, were halted. On the 28th of Tammuz, the charedi and national-religious MKs were not even shamefaced about having harmed the lives and morale of the hundreds of thousands of reservists and their families.
On the 17th of Tammuz, an idol was brazenly placed inside the Holy Temple. On the 28th of Tammuz, the study of Torah was brazenly turned into an idol in the Knesset in Jerusalem at the expense of Torah being a guide to serving God and improving society.
Woe to the Torah and to Israel. We can only hope that instead of this leading to the Third Destruction, we will be able to rectify things in the next election.
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Yesterday, the government passed its “Desecration of Torah” law to pave the way for exempting charedim (even those not learning) from serving, and for them to be financially subsidized to the tune of tens of billions by the serving/working public. It also further advanced a law stating that only non-charedim will continue to be arrested if they evade drafting, whereas charedim will not.
It’s ironic that these events came on the 28th of Tammuz, shortly after the Seventeenth of Tammuz, because they were a repeat of the historical tragedies of that day.
On the 17th of Tammuz, Moses broke the first tablets of the Ten Commandments after witnessing the worship of the Golden Calf. On the 28th of Tammuz, the Torah was ruined after being itself used as an idol in place of the service to God that it requires.
On the 17th of Tammuz, the walls of Jerusalem were breached by the Babylonians (prior to the First Temple’s destruction) and by the Romans (prior to the Second Temple’s destruction). On the 28th of Tammuz, the Chief of Staff of the IDF (picked by Bibi, so clearly not acting out of political motives), warned that the government’s new laws would drastically harm Israel’s security, both in terms of morale and manpower shortage.
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@ramespaulus That’s the question that must be answered !!!
Neither Our Elected governments nor our courts will protect us from the islamo communist invasion
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Any ideas on circumventing the disastrous supreme court ruling on birthright?
Karoline Leavitt@PressSec
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These people are going to be very surprised when the west’s patience runs out.
Mahmoud Khalil | محمود خليل@mahmoudkhalel
Today, I sued the Heritage Foundation, Stephen Miller, a Columbia affiliate, and others under the KKK Act. I will not stop fighting until everyone who willingly contributed to my missing the birth of my son—and 104 days of my life—answers for it. More actions will come soon. But this lawsuit is about far more than what was done to me. It is about a coordinated, ongoing plot to punish, silence, and intimidate everyone who dares to dissent and speak out for Palestinian liberation. We will hold them accountable.
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Trump should take the Strait of Hormuz. Create a colony. Settle MAGA refugees from NYC/California and nationalists from EU. Set up a military base. Fund it with proceeds of the Strait. Grow it over time into Iran. Create 51st state. Spread Western civilization in the Middle East.
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When it comes to evil and cruel movements, there is no modern precedent for the mentality behind Palestinianism.
Its core belief is that because their grandparents, many of whom came from neighboring countries such as Lebanon, Syria, or Egypt, allegedly lost their homes during a period in which well over 100 million people around the world were displaced or killed by war, they are forever entitled to murder Israelis, Jews, or anyone they associate with Israel, anywhere on earth, in the name of “justice.”
They don’t even pretend otherwise. When someone stabs Jews in Australia or rams a car into a Jewish day care in the United States, Palestinianists immediately respond, “It’s because of the Middle East,” as though that somehow explains or excuses it. To them, Jews anywhere are legitimate targets for events taking place thousands of miles away, or for stories and grievances that date back decades.
Even the Nazis tried to conceal many of their crimes from the outside world. Palestinianism openly celebrates this mentality, glorifies those who carry it out, and even has elected politicians and public figures willing to defend, rationalize, or excuse it.
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I’m so happy that I can see you all again!!!!! I see your posts
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What are your Israel related thoughts or concerns today?
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They didn’t ban bad hospitals.
They banned physician ownership.
Bad doctors still exist.
Many work inside large health systems.
The physician who wanted to build something better?
Congress made that nearly impossible.
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Britain is going down the drain, yet arrogant Brits still think they can afford to spend their time obsessing over Israel while pretending extremist Islam is only the Jews’ problem.
RadioGenoa@RadioGenoa
Manchester doesn't feel like Europe.
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From 1900-1987, Chinese people were twice as likely to be murdered by their communist government than they were to die from cancer.
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I have no faith, trust or confidence in VP Vance.
The office, sure, but not the man.
I'll never vote for him and quite frankly, I seriously doubt the general electorate will vote for him, either.
The GoP would be foolish to push him as the Candidate for 2028.
There are infinitely better and more qualified people than JD Vance.
2028 is going to decide the trajectory of America.
We need Leadership, Conservative/Rational Leadership, not Tucker's buddy or Theo Von' Podcastinian bro.
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These aerial photos of Jerusalem from 1917 and today highlight a common misconception:
Notice that almost all the Arab neighborhoods outside the Old City are tiny or nonexistent—Silwan, Abu Tor, Isawiya, etc.
People believe that all Arab villages have existed for centuries and that only Jews arrived here in the 20th century, but history says otherwise.
Jews brought prosperity to this land in the 20th century; the Arabs followed.
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Wow
Iran sunk a massive carrier
Finish the Job
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Iranian media published footage showing a bulk carrier sinking in the Strait of Hormuz. According to reports, the incident occurred today amid the ongoing regional escalation, though there is no official information yet regarding the cause of the sinking or the crew's condition.
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