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⚡️INTENSE TORNADO IN PROGRESS near St. Libory, Nebraska!
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Jewish American. Pro Israel, believe in Market based economy , against slave labor. Against Anti-Semitism, support the IHRA definition.
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Still wondering why hatred against Jews is so high in NYC? We have a mayor who is using government resources to disseminate a narrative and incite hostile propaganda.
Mr. International Law guy forgot to include the fact that the Arab world rejected the UN's partition plan to establish a Palestinian state. Instead, they initiated a war to destroy the Jewish state in 1948.
Oh BTW, what about the 850,000 Jews that were forced to flee Arab countries during that period? Did that simply not make its way into the final video?
Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani@NYCMayor
Today marks Nakba Day, an annual day of remembrance to commemorate the expulsion of more than 700,000 Palestinians between 1947 and 1949 during the creation of the State of Israel and the year that followed. Inea is a New Yorker and a Nakba survivor. She shared her story with us — one of home, tradition and memory over generations.
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Hard to believe this is happening in America not even 25 years after 9/11. It’s disgusting and un-American. Shame on Mamdani and all of the other antisemitic leftist politicians that help push this propaganda.
Eyal Yakoby@EYakoby
BREAKING: Hundreds of Islamists have gathered just blocked away from Ground Zero in NYC, waving Hezbollah and Hamas flags, and calling for mass acts terrorism. This is Mamdani’s NYC.
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"In country after country, the birth rate plunged after introduction of smartphones, no matter what the previous trend was. The younger the age group, the more pronounced the downturn--a mirror image of phone usage patterns."
@jburnmurdoch, so persuasive: ft.com/content/fba35e…
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@Martina My father died of advanced Parkinsons disease. He was exposed to pesticides used to treat wood for furniture production. He was inhaling them often and for many years. They are very dangerous and can cause Parkinsons disease.
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My mother and her parents fled the Nazis to come to NYC in 1939. My grandfather kept hidden Swiss francs and gold coins in his apartment in case he ever had to flee again.
My heart breaks for NYC.
Mamdani is a menace. Pro-Hamas and Hezbollah mobs are harassing Jews. Mamdani has empowered them.
Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani@NYCMayor
Today marks Nakba Day, an annual day of remembrance to commemorate the expulsion of more than 700,000 Palestinians between 1947 and 1949 during the creation of the State of Israel and the year that followed. Inea is a New Yorker and a Nakba survivor. She shared her story with us — one of home, tradition and memory over generations.
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Captain Maoz Israel Recanati was supposed to marry his fiancée, Rani, next month.
Yesterday, he fell in battle in Lebanon🕯️
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@TheAdam027 Wish you a refuah Shlema for this difficult struggle you face with this disease.
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I’m blessed to have received an incredible amount of support the last 24 hours. It’s a great start to securing enough funds to pay for specialized care now and daily care later
Any amount you can help will go a long way to me surviving.
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The man who gave the world the word “genocide” lost nearly his entire family in the Holocaust. Now his name is being used to legitimize a blood libel against the Jewish state itself.
Raphael Lemkin—the Polish-Jewish jurist who lost nearly his entire family in the Holocaust—created the term “genocide” because the world lacked the language to describe the destruction of European Jewry.
Now, his family is taking legal action against the Lemkin Institute for Genocide Prevention for hijacking his name to push political attacks against Israel while distorting the very meaning of genocide itself.
@AttorneyNitsana Darshan-Leitner, founder of Shurat HaDin, told the New York Post:
“The organization that has taken his name and now accuses the Jewish state of the very crime he coined to describe our destruction is not honoring his legacy — it is desecrating it.”
At a time when words like “genocide” are increasingly abused and weaponized, protecting historical truth and moral clarity matters more than ever.
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If this really is a referendum on Massie's nutty, poisonous views about Israel, I certainly hope he loses.
Acyn@Acyn
Massie: I’m walking to an airplane to rejoin the most expensive congressional race in U.S. history. It’s turned into a referendum on whether Israel gets to buy seats in Congress. And what they found out is that my seat is really expensive. By the time this is over, they will probably have spent $20 million and come up short. I’ve never seen Great Britain, Australia, or even Germany play in our elections here in the United States. But Israel gets so much from the United States. It’s a one-sided relationship. They get us to be their proxies in wars they want against their enemies. They get our military assistance. They get our technology. They get our bombs. They get our tax dollars. And I think it’s a very one-sided relationship. At least with NATO, we pretend that they would come to our aid someday if we needed it—and even that’s a ruse.
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If you’re surprised by Mamdani’s animosity toward the existence of the state of Israel, then remember that “we told you so.”
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Since you’re into anniversaries, @ZohranKMamdani, put July 14 in your calendar.
That’ll be the 59th anniv. of the expulsion, after deadly pogroms, of my wife & her family from their ancestral home in Libya.
After 2000+ years, NO Jews are left in Libya. Not one. Why, Mr. Mayor?
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Trump: “President Xi said America is a nation in decline. And I said, ‘You’re right.’”
No American president should ever say this. Disgraceful.
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For Rama Duwaji, animus against Israel crosses party lines—I discovered for @TheFP that she has liked posts from Tucker Carlson, including this one railing against AIPAC.
I figured this out because I saw that her mom follows Carlson.
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Historical revisionism and selective omission fuel much of today’s anti Zionist discourse. This post from the Mayor of New York City is a textbook example, made more troubling by the fact that it comes from an elected official with a national platform.
The tweet presents 1948 as though Arab Palestinians were uniquely and inexplicably expelled in a vacuum, while omitting the most essential context: the Arab rejection of the UN partition plan, the civil war launched by the Arab community of the British Mandate - fighting primarily to become part of Greater Syria and not as an independent nation state - the invasion by surrounding Arab states after Israel declared independence, and the reality that wars launched with the explicit aim of destroying a state often produce displacement.
That is not a defence of every action taken during the war by one side or another. Some atrocities take place throughout the war, including partial forced expulsion. However, it is the minimum historical context required to discuss it honestly rather than polemically.
Nobody applies this framework to other major 20th century displacements. Around 12 million Germans were expelled from Eastern Europe following Nazi Germany's defeat in WWII (yes, there are consequences of losing genocidal wars). Millions of Hindus and Muslims were displaced during Partition. Greeks and Turks were exchanged across borders in the 1920s. None of those refugee crises became a permanent argument against the legitimacy of the modern states that emerged afterward.
Yet in the Israeli case, a refugee crisis born out of a war initiated by the local Arab leadership and surrounding Arab states is continuously reframed as evidence that Jewish self determination itself is illegitimate, while the nearly one million Jewish refugees expelled from Arab countries, and the Jewish communities destroyed during the war and subsequent Egyptian and Jordanian occupation, largely erased from the story.
The language here is also deliberate. Calling someone a “Nakba survivor” imports the moral vocabulary of genocide into a history of wartime displacement. The use of the “Visit Palestine” poster, originally designed by Franz Kraus within the Jewish cultural milieu of the Mandate period and later appropriated into Palestinian nationalist iconography, serves a similar purpose.
Performative tweets like Mamdani's matter because they come from elected officials who shape public discourse at scale. His framing consistently strips away the context of war and rejectionism to recast the existence of Israel itself as uniquely illegitimate and morally suspect.
Commentators must keep calling him and his dangerous coalition out for it, no matter how futile it may sometimes feel.
Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani@NYCMayor
Today marks Nakba Day, an annual day of remembrance to commemorate the expulsion of more than 700,000 Palestinians between 1947 and 1949 during the creation of the State of Israel and the year that followed. Inea is a New Yorker and a Nakba survivor. She shared her story with us — one of home, tradition and memory over generations.
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If you read only the top lines, you think this is the far-left. Then you read the bottom, and realise it must be far-right.
The Antizionist hate movement unites extremes on the left and right, from the Greens to neo-Nazis. They share the same conspiratorial slogans about Jews.
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The mayor of New York City is a purveyor of hate, intolerance, and ultimately, it will likely turn out, violence. I wish it weren’t so. It breaks my heart to say this. For the good of our city, I very much hope he will change his ways.
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The horseshoe has met, as it was always going to.
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