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@kylecotner @MaxNordau I’ve also known @SergioGor since then and worked with him at the White House. He is a responsible and capable talent. Your characterization is unwarranted.

@MaxNordau I’ve known Sergio Gor since 2007 when he was a volunteer/intern in the George W. Bush White House. I wouldn’t trust him to get me coffee let alone select political appointees.

TLDR: Sergio Gor got a bunch of Obama acolytes installed as political appointees and they’re undermining the president’s agenda

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@kylecotner @KariLake @SergioGor Totally disagree. I’ve known @SergioGor for 18 years and he has always been a solid, good guy that is passionate about conservative issues and is able to get a lot done. Great pick for Trump.

@KariLake @SergioGor I’ve known Sergio Gor for 17 years (back when he was a WH intern). I wouldn’t trust him to get me coffee let alone select presidential appointees. He’s the type of kid growing up that was so nerdy and awkward that he’s now over compensating and will be on a huge power trip.

Congratulations to my friend Sergio Gor on his appointment to a vital role in the Trump administration! Few have shown the loyalty & dedication that he has, and even fewer have worked as tirelessly to put President Trump back in the White House. Congrats, @SergioGor! 🇺🇸

@kylecotner @SergioGor I’ve known @SergioGor for 18 years. He has always been a solid, good guy with a passion for conservative issues and ability to get a lot done. Your characterization of him is false. He’s a great appointment for Trump as head of personnel.

I’ve known @SergioGor for 17 years (back when he was a WH intern). I wouldn’t trust him to get me coffee let alone select presidential appointees. He’s the type of kid growing up that was so nerdy and awkward that he’s now over compensating and will be on a huge power trip.

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This is the chair of urban warfare studies at West Point

The combatant-to-civilian death ratio in this war is unprecedented. I’ll explain: The international media regularly quotes Hamas claims that around 25,000 people have been killed in Gaza. They of course do not differentiate between combatants and civilians. If we are, for argument’s sake, going to accept Hamas numbers then we should also accept IDF numbers that the military has killed around 9,000 combatants (if you accept a terrorist’s numbers please have the decency to accept the democracy’s claims too). With those numbers, the combatant-civilian death ratio in Gaza is about 1:1.5 and less than 1:2. In other words, for every combatant killed, around 1.5 civilians are killed. Every loss of civilian life is tragic, but with this ratio, not only should Israel not be accused of genocide (that’s obvious), world leaders should be applauding the IDF’s precision-strike capabilities. As a point of reference, according to the UN, civilians usually make up around 90 percent of casualties in war. That’s a 1:9 ratio (one combatant for every nine civilians). What is happening in Gaza is unique - it is a new form of warfare (urban setting, extensive use of human shields and massive tunnel infrastructure) and still the ratio is low. What the IDF is doing will be studied by other militaries for decades to come. No other military in the world has ever achieved this.

35-year-old Elkana Vizel, a married father of four, was one of the 21 Israeli soldiers killed in Gaza yesterday. He left his family a letter. It reads as follows: If you are reading these words, something must have happened to me. First, in the event that I have been taken captive, I demand that no deal for the release of a single terrorist be made for my release. Our resounding victory is more important than anything else, so please simply continue putting all of your effort into ensuring that our victory is as resounding as possible. Perhaps I have been killed in battle. When a soldier is killed in battle, it's sad. But I ask you to be happy. Don't be sad when you bid farewell to me. Sing a lot, enter people's hearts, hold one another's hands and strengthen one another. We have so much to be proud of and be happy about. We are a generation of redemption! We are writing the most significant moments in the history of our nation and of the entire world. So I ask you to please be optimistic. Keep always choosing life – a life of love, hope, purity, and optimism. Look those who are dear to you in the whites of their eyes and remind them that everything they experience in this life is worth it and they have a great deal to live for. Live! Don't stop the power of life for even a single moment! I was already wounded in Operation Protective Edge. I had the option of staying behind, but not for a moment do I regret my decision to go back into combat. On the contrary: it's the best decision I ever made.

So many people are failing to understand that the Jews fight back. We will not be intimidated by your attempts at slandering our nation in the media, or your big fancy show trials, or your displays in the streets chanting for our deaths outside cancer treatment centers in hospitals. We're better than your circus and your charades. We have the truth on our side, and we also respect the truth. We're going to win, as always, because good always overcomes evil. And you're going to be exposed for being the opportunistic, lying, cheating, immoral grifters that you all are.

Today, Israel stands at the International Court of Justice, accused of genocide. “Genocide,” the world invented by a Jew to describe the horrors of the Holocaust less than 80 years ago. Three months after the deadliest day in Jewish history since that genocide, our country is on trial for defending itself. This is what blood-libel looks like.

Being an Israeli means you might be murdered in your bed, your spouse might be kidnapped and slaughtered, your child might be blown to bits in a rocket attack, and the world won’t mourn your death. They’ll blame you for it.

Little Eitan Kapister should be testifying for Israel at the International Court of Justice today. He would tell the world that he was murdered on his 5th birthday and that there was no family to mourn him or sit shiva because his parents and siblings were also murdered by Hamas.

Israeli Arabs, unlike Palestinian elites or diaspora activists, actually know us. They live with us, study with us, work with us, speak our language. There’s still much tension in this relationship. But there’s also a real hope that this is the end of Hamas.

Saleh Al-Arouri. Qassem Suleimani. Enemies of America. Enemies of the Jewish people. Enemies of freedom.

11 year-old Muslim girl in NYC tells Rabbi to “k*ill himself”. The enemy is already here.