lelemSLP

I'm going to write something very personal. Honestly, I need some encouragement. Today I woke up like every day, wondering how to prioritize my time. It's my Saturday without kids (I'm divorced). I could read a book, watch a TV show. If I feel like writing for social media, I could invest my time developing my professional page as Speech, Language, Communication therapist. I could learn something new about AI (my hobby), make progress in Italian language (my other hobby), play chess (my most recent hobby, unfortunately I didn't reach the level to defeat my kids in chess yet, but I'm trying). Oh, and I have many things to do for work, unfortunately, even on the weekend - planning therapy sessions, writing reports about the kids, etc. Instead, I'm going here, on this platform, where I'm receiving death threats, accusations that I'm Indian, and assumptions that I'm getting paid 7000 dollars for every post. I'm doing this because Israeli government and world Jewish organizations are not doing their job well enough. And as the result lies are spread for decades, lies became mainstream, millions of young people hate Jews and Israelis because of those lies. And I want to influence the world, to make it better for my Jewish kids and next generations. But I'm not getting paid for it, obviously, and now, after two years of writing non-stop, I'm asking myself every day, whether I still have enough motivation to keep doing it, or I should change my priorities. The easiest solution would be obviously to write less. But we all know how social media works. If I stop investing so much time in this, the algorithms won't "love me" anymore, I'll get much fewer views and likes, which will lower my motivation even more, until I stop writing completely. And it'd be a shame because I have lots of followers (I developed this account from zero), I have many posts with huge amount of views (I got even 28 millions views on one post) and engagement. Lots of important people follow me. Lots of pro-Israeli people around the world use my posts to participate in real life conversations. I know that I make a change, that I have impact. Many people told me many times how important it is what I do. But how long will I be able to keep doing it, without being paid (and instead of investing more time in my real work that I'm being paid for??). For two years, I asked for nothing, and just kept writing day after day. Now I reached the point when I really need something, even very symbolic, to boost my motivation. I need to feel that what I do here is important enough for people to express that importance in a practical way, not only in words. You are welcome to do it here, and I will be very very grateful. buymeacoffee.com/lelemslp

@GadSaad @ZohranKMamdani Thank you so much for sharing @GadSaad .

The woman on the left represents light and life. The one on the right demonic darkness. You must be proud of your wife, @ZohranKMamdani. You have no soul, no dignity, no gratitude, no shame.

Eden Yerushalmi worked as bartender at Nova party. When "Palestinians" attacked, she tried to hide but the monsters kidnapped her. "Find me, OK?" her last words to family on the phone. After 11 months IDF found her, but "Palestinians" murdered her when she was almost rescued.

Arab "Palestinian" propaganda doesn't have even one thing that makes sense. For example, they claim they "accepted Jews as refugees" and at the same time "Jews are European colonizers" 🤣🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦

Ayatollah... Khamenei.... is gay! 😂

@SouthpawPatrol @nypost 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

@lelemSLP @nypost “the power behind"

🏳️‍🌈Iran’s new Supreme Leader is GAY according to U.S. intelligence report. "Mojtaba, who earned the nickname “the power behind the robes” while serving as his aging dad’s gatekeeper, has had a long-term sexual relationship with his childhood tutor." @nypost

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I wonder, why Ali Khamenei didn't want his son Mojtaba to become Supreme Leader? Such a mystery...

"Mojtaba, who is believed to have been wounded in the same Feb. 28 airstrike that killed his father and other members of his family, has made “aggressive” sexual overtures to men caring for him, possibly while under the influence of heavy medication" 😂😂😂OMG

"Two of the sources said the intelligence indicated that Mojtaba, who earned the nickname “the power behind the robes” while serving as his aging dad’s gatekeeper, has had a long-term sexual relationship with his childhood tutor." @nypost

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Updated image of Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei. According to @nypost , US intelligence indicates Mojtaba Khamenei may be gay, and that his father feared his suitability to rule the Islamic Republic for that reason.

Israel was attacked by "Free Palestine" on October 7. Not by that "Palestine" that is disputed land (Judea and Samaria - "West Bank"). But by Gaza, self managed by Hamas for 20 years. With UN inside it, with huge terroristic army, with lots of money and resources.

Thank you, @lelemSLP. Soon after October 7, one of the survivors told me that the souls of the murdered speak through him. When I wrote this, I thought the words were mine. Now I know they belong to the survivors.

"Some were suicidal. Others could barely speak" Dr. Orli Peter @orlipeter, psychologist who is helping Nova survivors, in an open letter to Mamdani's wife: "Dear Ms. Rama Duwaji, You publicly liked social media posts describing the Oct. 7, 2023 attack on Israel by Hamas as “collective liberation.” You also placed a heart next to an Instagram post claiming that the reports of mass rapes on Oct. 7 were a “hoax.” For the past two and a half years, I have been treating survivors of October 7, helping them slowly rebuild shattered lives and broken nervous systems. Some were suicidal. Others could barely speak. Some of the people sitting across from me in therapy had witnessed rapes and executions so brutal that their nervous systems simply shut down. Words stopped working. These people did not simply survive war. They survived mass and socially sanctioned sadism. Subsequent investigations by journalists, forensic teams and international bodies documented widespread sexual violence that day. Families were burned alive. Festival goers hunted down, raped and then executed. Hamas terrorists documented much of the violence themselves: one attacker used a victim’s phone to call his parents and brag that he had killed 10 Jews with his own hands; and you surely saw the footage of Shani Louk, whose body Hamas fighters paraded through Gaza in the back of a truck while crowds spat and celebrated. Survivors of the Nova festival have also described militants laughing as they hunted festivalgoers hiding in the fields. These were not acts carried out in secrecy. They were recorded, boasted about and, in some cases, carried out with visible pleasure. These were not only acts of murder. They were staged performances of cruelty. This was not violence used as a means to an end. It was violence relished for its own sake. That is the socially sanctioned mass sadism my patients are still haunted by, superimposed on everything they see. Once that sadism becomes undeniable, the narrative has a problem. Mass murder can still be reframed as resistance. Rape cannot. It exposes the cruelty too clearly, so it has to be denied. That denial carries consequences not only for the survivors I treat but for Palestinians as well. Refusing to confront the mass sadism of Oct. 7 keeps Palestinians trapped under the same violent movement that terrorizes them. Hamas has long brutalized its own population. Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International have documented torture, arbitrary detention, and killings of Palestinians accused of dissent or collaboration, and journalists have reported Hamas beating and arresting Gazans who protest its rule. This is what authoritarian movements do. Cruelty outward. Repression inward. As New York City’s first lady, you are in a public position to inspire a movement for Palestinian rights and safety. The survivors I treat are still trying to rebuild their lives after what they witnessed. Palestinians deserve to be free from the same sadistic movement that terrorizes them as well. Public gestures matter. When someone in a position of influence treats atrocity as liberation, the signal travels far beyond a social media post. The evidence is clear. Admit that you were wrong and withdraw your support for the lie. Some of us spend our days helping survivors rebuild the lives that Hamas shattered. The least the rest of the world can do is stop sanitizing mass sadism and tell the truth about what was done to the victims of Hamas’ cruelty. ".

Another reality of Oct 7 is still being denied: the systematic sadism. As a clinician treating survivors, I hear these accounts firsthand and treat the psychological consequences. Much of it was also filmed by Hamas themselves on GoPro cameras. I wrote about this in an open letter to the First Lady of New York City. This part of the story should not be ignored. jewishjournal.com/commentary/col…