Proud Zionist

This is worth a bookmark! Kontorovich would be proud.

@Israeldefences Do it Trump Spain need a lesson for their liberal freeloadering. Drop them like a rock

@TableKicker2 @DanielLDavis1 Of course they did, that's why they pray in Hebrew. Hebrew is a Middle Eastern language. #duh

@idfstef @DanielLDavis1 Ashkenazi never had a Middle East homeland.

There is no benefits to the United States military to tie our armed forces with the IDF. None. This is for one side, and one side’s benefit only, and that is Israel. It is deeply distressing that elected members of the United States Congress will vote, overwhelmingly, for the benefit of a foreign power above that of our own country. We have never even contemplated something like this provision for our decades-long allies, like Japan, Australia, Germany, France, or Great Britain. But for a tiny country of 6 million that provides no benefit to our country? Probably something close, at least on the Republican side, to a unanimous declaration of supporting the desires of that foreign power.

@ShaykhSulaiman Israel did join the war, and Trump urged them to refrain but they did make a limited strike anyway.

BREAKING: U.S DON’T HAVE ENOUGH MISSILES TO RETURN TO ALL OUT WAR AGAINST IRAN SAYS DAILY TELEGRAPH U.S lost the war and that’s why Israel is too scared to join.

An Israeli tourist in Bangkok says she was waiting at her table for her meal when she noticed a sign saying "No Israel tourist." She called for staff and offered to pay for her drink, but would like to cancel her food order. The manager came, all smiles and hospitality, and tried to convince her to stay. Finally, she admitted that she was leaving because of the sign on the door. The smiles disappeared. He asked her if she was Israeli, and when she confirmed, he began shouting. She said he demanded she pay an exorbitant price for her can of coke as he got closer in order to intimidate the woman who just wanted some food. In an instant, her humanity was stripped from her because of the location she was born. That's the reality Israelis have to face: you tell us to get out of Israel and, when we do, you make sure we know we aren't welcome.

BIG BREAKING 🚨 इजराइल का अपना अलग ही खेला चल रहा... अल मदीना मस्जिद को धुआँ धुआँ कर दिया हमास के 100 से ज़्यादा आतंकी अल्लाह के भरोसे मस्जिद में जाकर छुप गए थे... या लिल्लाह 🔥

🚨🇮🇱 ÚLTIMA HORA: Una mujer palestina fue detenida tras provocar múltiples focos de incendio con el objetivo de desatar un gran incendio forestal en Israel. Si realmente fuera su tierra, ¿intentarían reducirla a cenizas?

@elias_linder Israel should not have sacrificed their soldiers to pacify Europe, Biden & the UN.

Kan någon förklara varför Israel riskerar sina trupper på marken, varav hundratals har dött och tusentals har skadat sig, när de mer effektivt kan utföra ett ”fOlKmoRd” från luften med bomber?

They keep saying Israel stands alone. Yet massive crowds filled the streets of Canada to stand with Israel. Where is the “isolation” everyone keeps talking about?

@souljagoyteller Erev Rav much? 🤮

Israel has never been more accepted internationally than it was before October 7th, 2023; nations like Sudan, the UAE, Bahrain, and Morocco had recognized Israel via the Abraham Accords and Saudi Arabia was seemingly just about to do so as well, the Palestinian Authority is nothing more than an Israeli asset at this point, and the UN Security Council did not present a resolution condemning Israel between 2016 and 2023. Bhutan, Bahrain, Bolivia, Chad, Guinea, Kosovo, Nicaragua, and Turkey had all recognized or re-recognized Israel within the last decade. The USA, Guatemala, Honduras, Czechia, Hungary, Fiji, Papua New Guinea, Kosovo and Paraguay all had official embassies in Jerusalem. South Korea had just signed Israel’s first trade agreement with an East Asian country, and even Hamas had changed its charter to accept the “idea of a two state solution”. What did this situation bring? The most right-wing government in Israeli history, and the rise of figures like Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich. There is no correlation between non-recognition of Israel and Israeli extremism. Perhaps Israelis have agency, Adam

@WarsawErik @PhilPhiltourney He's full of crap.

🇺🇸 USS Liberty Survivor Phil Tourney sent me an autographed copy of his new book! He wrote a book about how Israel attacked his ship and how the US Government covered it up! I feel very honored that he did this for me! Give this Hero @PhilPhiltourney a Follow too! 🫡

The Irish have completely lost their minds over Jews and Israel. Everything they believe about Israel is false. They endlessly parrot the genocide and apartheid lies, and with such certainty and ferocity, when they know absolutely nothing about the conflict or the region. It is wilful gross ignorance at this point, and a severe mental illness. No doubt about it.

@Kahaneistheway They hate the Jews for one reason: we're the chosen people.

The people still crying about a non-existent plan for a greater Israel (too bad, would be great) are still ignoring the largest colonial enterprise that exists today - Islam's occupation of North Africa, South East Asia & every middle eastern country outside the arabian peninsula

@TableKicker2 @DanielLDavis1 🤣

@DanielLDavis1 1/* Daniel - Its full treason & surrender J Pollard got life-in-prison 1985, for "some" mil-secrets to Israel Now, Congress will give ALL?! NDAA provides full military, intel & industrial-mill integration This WILL spillover domestic, into a Zio-AI surveillance Police State

@VividProwess That's what Israel needs to do with every last Palestinian. Send them packing.

Enough with this stupid “famine” garbage. The only people and entities who perpetrated starvation against the Gazans were the UNITED NATIONS. Israel delivered the aid. In fact, Israel delivered enough aid to feed every single Gazan twice over, for a year. But the UN REFUSED to distribute it because all they wanted was to manufacture a false narrative for publicity against Israel. The UN must be abolished if there is even a glimmer of chance for peace.

Ketef Hinnom. The oldest biblical text ever found. And it matches. Let that sink in. ✡️

@MikeReininger12 @RepThomasMassie @HouseGOP So they're Rinos. I see.

@RepThomasMassie @HouseGOP We send 86 billion to 180 different countries. They all splurge with our money. Shouldn't have spent so much time hating on Israel instead of being honest about all the others getting money. You're toxic now and no one will work with you. You did it to yourself.

Working families deserve to keep MORE of what they earn. Republicans are delivering.

Gwyneth Paltrow condemned atrocities against women and children in Israel and around the world, stating rape is never resistance!!! She urged global leaders to put safety above political divides.

Look at the tags, the crates, the boxes. Do you recognize the language? Yes, Hebrew. Everything comes from Israel.

@HenshiG Yes, you're absolutely correct.

I honestly couldn’t help but laugh at the irony. A church founded by a king because he wanted a divorce, not because of a new religious doctrine or theological principle, in a country that built one of history’s largest colonial empires, now declares Israel to be a “racist colonial enterprise.” The irony is extraordinary. This is not simply a political statement. It recycles centuries-old Christian anti-Jewish narratives, replacing the ancient accusation of deicide with the fashionable language of the 21st century. History matters. The British Empire played a central role in colonial expansion across the globe. Christian empires, alongside later Islamic empires, were responsible for vast territorial conquest, colonization, slavery, forced conversions, and the subjugation of indigenous peoples on an immense scale. Yet somehow, it is the Jewish people’s return to their ancestral homeland that is singled out as the defining example of colonialism. Criticism of Israeli government policies is legitimate. Singling out the world’s only Jewish state as uniquely illegitimate, uniquely colonial, or uniquely racist, while ignoring history and applying standards that are not applied to other nations, deserves to be challenged. If this is truly about human rights, then those standards should be universal. If they are reserved almost exclusively for Israel, people are justified in asking whether this is really about human rights at all. Contribution: Rachel Jagoda Lithow Via Jodi Samuel