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Exposing Antizionist hate through education, data, and integrity. Founder @PIE4ALL_org | Tech & strategy for moral clarity in education.
Send this to someone who misses #israel 🤍 Or to someone who thinks that an #idf soldier is a monster.
For Pierre and Flavia Mouawad To my Lebanese friend who sent me their picture and asked whether I will finally condemn Israel—because they were killed in an airstrike that targeted a Hezbollah operative. First, we begin where we must. May their memory be a blessing. May G-d comfort their family and all who loved them. Pierre and Flavia Mouawad were not meant to die this way. They were aligned with a political vision that opposed Hezbollah—a vision for a different Lebanon: peaceful, sovereign, and civilized. And yet, they became victims of cowardice and complicity. As long as Lebanon’s political decisions remain shaped by those who appease the so-called “axis of resistance,” the country is condemned to cycles of war. And in war, it is always the innocent who pay the price. Pierre and Flavia could have been my parents. Their neighbor, who was also killed, could have been someone from my childhood—from our building in Chtaura during the wars I lived through. It could have been one of our Armenian neighbors from Burj Hammoud, a member of an Armenian family from Aleppo, or a Shiite family from Mashgara. Death does not ask who you are before it takes you. And I know this: most of the people I grew up with—across sects and communities—did not want Hezbollah. But rockets do not distinguish between those who support and those who do not. And in Lebanon, we did not have shelters to run to. We did not have leadership that protected us. Nothing has changed. Yes, some things are beyond our control. And when one places trust in G-d, one must accept that not everything is in human hands. But not everything is fate. Lebanon has agency. Its people have agency. And it is time to confront that truth. Hezbollah did not emerge in a vacuum. Its support grew among communities abandoned by decades of corruption, neglect, and failed governance. In that vacuum, ideology took root—feeding on desperation, exploiting it, and turning it into loyalty. This was not inevitable. Successive Lebanese governments allowed it—through weakness, complicity, or fear. By failing to build a functioning state, they created the conditions in which militias could replace institutions, and ideology could replace responsibility. As long as this reality persists, tragedies like this will not be the last. Grief must not be weaponized. Not against Israel, and not selectively against Hezbollah while avoiding deeper responsibility. The question is not only who fired the strike. The question is: who created the reality in which such a strike becomes inevitable? Israel was drawn into this war after repeated provocations—after diplomacy failed, after restraint was exhausted. The harder question is one for Lebanon: When will you say enough? When will you stand—together—and reclaim your country from those who have turned it into a battlefield? Pierre and Flavia deserve more than our tears. They deserve a future in which no other Lebanese couple shares their fate. May their memory not only be a blessing— but a turning point. #lebanon #Israel #IranWar #لبنان
🚨 Qatar, a foreign sponsor and host of anti-American Islamist terrorists, is giving cash to American K-12 schools. 🚩 Qatar is the largest foreign contributor to American universities. Is Qatari involvement driving anti-Americanism and antisemitism on America’s college campuses? Does Qatar want the same for America’s K-12 schools?
🚨 Why do diplomats of the Islamic Republic of Iran roam freely in Europe? Diplomats representing a regime that killed its own people and acts as a bully in the Middle East. I explain here, with a bit of history for those who may have forgotten.
The Sephardic experience is foundational, vibrant and far too often overlooked in the broader Jewish narrative. It was an honor to welcome leaders from the Syrian Jewish community across NY and NJ to @ADL this week. I was grateful for the opportunity to engage directly with the visionary leaders who are shaping their community.
There exists a furious effort to deny that this is happening at all.
BREAKING: Ben Shapiro rips into Tucker Carlson for libeling Christians whom he disagrees with. Tucker is one of the most dishonest people out there.
BREAKING: Chicago unveils new “Little Palestine” sign at Bridgeview. They keep telling you “Israel controls America,” to distract you from Zohran Mamdani and Little Palestine.
An Islamist Imam with a gun tells his congregation: “There’s no better way to worship Allah than by killing an infidel.”
“These people” is Hamas. The death toll comes from Hamas. Oh, and it includes combatants. Hope this helps, Sarah.
