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If you go back generations, by that logic, we are all ultimately descendants of the same roots. And if you decided that I am a descendant of Judas the betrayer just because you chose to, and you hate me for that, then you are no different from him, and perhaps even more similar than you think. In any case, unlike you, I wish you a Happy Easter.🌺

@sarit69976 @FoxNews I don’t want to discuss the truth with someone like you, whom I see as a descendant of Judas the betrayer.

PRESIDENT TRUMP: “To our wonderful Jewish American community and to Jews celebrating in Israel and around the world this week, I wanna wish you a very happy Passover.” “This week we recall this ancient proof of God's faithfulness and are reminded that with true faith, eternal hope, and the power of prayer, nothing can stop the people of God.” “As Jewish families and loved ones gather together for Seder dinner, we ask that God will continue to watch over the Jewish people and that he may continue to preserve and protect the United States of America for generations to come.”

In Iran, more than 30,000 people were executed without trial and without law. I did not see anyone losing their mind over it. And instead of spreading lies that the law is against Palestinians, I recommend reading it. The word Palestinians does not appear in it even once. But if you are already defining Palestinians as terrorists, cold blooded murderers, inhuman monsters whose entire goal is to destroy a state, then maybe you know something I do not. Because the word Palestinians is not mentioned even a single time. So is this a case of a guilty conscience?

Eight Muslim-majority countries "strongly condemned" Israel's move to pass a law making death by hanging a default sentence for Palestinian terrorists convicted in military courts. jpost.com/middle-east/ar…

Where are the posts about them? Where are the headlines about Israeli civilians living under daily fire? Hundreds of rockets and drones are launched from Lebanon toward cities in northern Israel. Entire families are evacuated from their homes. Children are growing up between sirens and bomb shelters. But the moment Israel defends its citizens, It is the one being blamed. And if we are talking about “human rights,” Where are you when hundreds of thousands are killed in the war between Russia and Ukraine? Where are you when the regime in Iran arrests, suppresses, and executes people for expressing their views? Where are you when hundreds of thousands were killed in Syria’s civil war? There is no constant flood of condemnation there. There is no same level of obsession. But when it comes to Israel, suddenly everyone wakes up. This is not concern for human rights. This is hypocrisy. And anyone who refuses to see it is simply choosing to ignore reality.

Mass displacement and disruption to aid shipments throughout the world as @Refugees reports 200,000 crossing the border from #Lebanon in less than a month. Most are fleeing the intense Israeli bombardments. buff.ly/VSls3hO

Nowhere does it say the death penalty for Palestinians. But somehow you already know that all terrorists are Palestinians? Interesting. What do you know about Palestinians that I don’t? The law addresses one thing only brutal terrorists who come to murder babies, women, the elderly, and children in their beds, on their way to school, in playgrounds. And you deliberately turn it into a “law against Palestinians.” That’s not a mistake. That’s manipulation. So let’s ask a simple question: Are the Nukhba terrorists who murdered, raped, burned families alive, and shot civilians “innocent Palestinians” in your eyes? If the answer is yes then the problem is not the law the problem is your definition of terrorism.

Israel’s parliament has passed a discriminatory death penalty bill that targets Palestinians. This bill aims to execute Palestinian detainees quickly and with limited scrutiny. The Israeli parliament should immediately repeal this discriminatory bill.

מדהים לראות מדינות עם עונש מוות פעיל ומבוסס כבר שנים מטיפות מוסר לאחרים. בסעודיה ובאיראן מוציאים להורג עשרות ומאות בני אדם, במצרים ובפקיסטן גוזרים ומבצעים עונשי מוות בפועל, ובמדינות נוספות כמו קטר, ירדן והאמירויות עונש מוות קיים בחוק. אבל כשמדובר בישראל, שמדברת על עונש מוות למחבלים שביצעו טבח באזרחים פתאום זה “הסלמה מסוכנת”.🤣 זה לא מוסר זה צביעות!

8 מדינות ערביות בהודעת גינוי משותפת לאישור חוק עונש מוות למחבלים: "הסלמה מסוכנת, קוראים לישראל לחזור בה" @guy_telaviv kan.org.il/content/kan-ne…

מדהים לראות מדינות עם עונש מוות פעיל ומבוסס כבר שנים מטיפות מוסר לאחרים. בסעודיה ובאיראן מוציאים להורג עשרות ומאות בני אדם, במצרים ובפקיסטן גוזרים ומבצעים עונשי מוות בפועל, ובמדינות נוספות כמו קטר, ירדן והאמירויות עונש מוות קיים בחוק. אבל כשמדובר בישראל, שמדברת על עונש מוות למחבלים רוצחי תינוקות נשים ילדים וזקנים ללא רחמים וביצעו טבח באזרחים חפים מפשע פתאום זה “הסלמה מסוכנת”. זה לא מוסר זה צביעות !

8 מדינות ערביות ומוסלמיות מפרסמות גינוי משותף לחקיקת עונש המוות למחבלים שעברה השבוע בכנסת: "מדובר בהסלמה מסוכנת העלולה להגביר את המתחים באזור ולפגוע ביציבותו". החתומות על ההודעה (סעודיה, האמירויות, טורקיה, פקיסטן, מצרים, אינדונזיה, ירדן וקטר) מביעות גם "דאגה לנוכח מצב האסירים הפלסטינים בבתי הכלא הישראליים הנתונים לאלימות ולהרעבה מתמשכים", כלשון ההודעה וקוראים לישראל לחזור בה מהצעדים העלולים להגביר את המתח באזור.

How exactly do you separate Lebanon from Hezbollah? Hezbollah is not an external group. It is part of Lebanon’s political system, with representation in parliament and direct influence on the state. When thousands of rockets are fired from Lebanon toward civilians in northern and central Israel, targeting cities, homes, and innocent children, this is not the action of a “separate organization.” This is terrorism originating from the territory of a sovereign state. Yet the headlines tell a different story. Suddenly, Israel is “attacking Lebanon,” as if this were a harmless country with no connection to what is being launched from its territory. And what about the fact that Israel operates to minimize harm to civilians? What about the reality in which Israeli civilians are living under constant fire? The truth is simple. When attacks are launched from Lebanon against Israeli civilians, you cannot pretend these are separate things. Presenting it otherwise is not journalism. It is misleading.

UN Security Council met in emergency session on #Lebanon: "We cannot let Lebanon fail. Now is a real test of that promise." - @UNReliefChief "We urge all parties to recommit to the UNSC resolution 1701 and work meaningfully toward that end." - @Lacroix_UN

How exactly do you separate Lebanon from Hezbollah? Hezbollah is not an external group. It is part of Lebanon’s political system, with representation in parliament and direct influence on the state. When thousands of rockets are fired from Lebanon toward civilians in northern and central Israel, targeting cities, homes, and innocent children, this is not the action of a “separate organization.” This is terrorism originating from the territory of a sovereign state. Yet the headlines tell a different story. Suddenly, Israel is “attacking Lebanon,” as if this were a harmless country with no connection to what is being launched from its territory. And what about the fact that Israel operates to minimize harm to civilians? What about the reality in which Israeli civilians are living under constant fire? The truth is simple. When attacks are launched from Lebanon against Israeli civilians, you cannot pretend these are separate things. Presenting it otherwise is not journalism. It is misleading.

Israel intensifies Lebanon attacks and hits areas not in Hezbollah's control bbc.in/3NBP0Lh

“War is not the answer.”? Then let’s start with the right question. When Hamas massacred 1,200 people and kidnapped 251, when Iran launched hundreds of missiles and drones at Israel, when the Houthis from Yemen and militias in Iraq repeatedly fire at civilians this is not “escalation.” This is a sustained attack on one country. Israel is not firing at itself from Gaza, Iran, Yemen, or Iraq. Anyone who wants to be relevant must start with this simple truth and only then talk about peace. Without that, “war is not the answer” is not a policy it is ignoring reality.

“War is not the answer. We need a way out of this disaster.” UN Secretary-General @antonioguterres reiterates his call for an immediate end to the war in the Middle East. “Diplomacy is the way out. Full respect of international law is the way out. Peace is the way out.”

Before speaking about history and Israel, start with facts, not propaganda. Israel is not promoting extreme Zionism. Israel is a democratic state where Jews, Muslims, Christians, Druze and others live side by side in a social fabric that does not exist in any Arab country in the region. Civil rights, freedom of religion, and freedom of speech are not slogans. They are reality. Now about Gaza. For years, Israel supplied Gaza with electricity, water, equipment, and transferred funds to improve the lives of its residents. Thousands of workers from Gaza received permits to enter Israel and earn a living. Then came October 7. Hamas, together with residents from Gaza, broke into Israel and murdered, slaughtered, and kidnapped innocent civilians, including children, women, and the elderly, inside their homes. This is not a struggle. This is brutal terrorism. Those who start a war like this cannot later complain about the response. If you want to talk about morality, history, and humanity, start with the truth.

History of Iran vs Israel Iran — the ancient Persian Empire — once spanned nearly 1.65 million km², ranking 17th globally in territory. Israel’s area is only about 20,770 km². Iran has a profound historical and religious depth, with a brilliant Persian civilization and rich archaeological heritage. Today, many Iranian men and women are highly educated. Israel’s founding history, however, endured countless upheavals. Judas, the apostle who betrayed Jesus, was a patriotic Jew. He turned against Jesus Christ because Jesus did not pursue revolution against the Roman Empire oppressing the Jewish people. Christ’s mission was spiritual revolution — liberating the human soul from sin and evil. The Bible makes clear Jesus’ non-political stance in Christianity: “I want to free the human soul from sin.” 📷The Roman authorities did not see Jesus as a political threat, nor intend to execute Him. In fact, they respected His dignity, calmness, and compassion. Yet He was accused and rejected by Jewish religious leaders and the people, leading to His crucifixion. 📷After Jesus’ tragic torture and execution on the cross due to Judas’ betrayal and pressure from the Jewish crowd, the Roman Empire massacred about 25% of the Jewish population during uprisings, forcing Jews into exile and statelessness for nearly 2,000 years. In World War II, Nazi Germany slaughtered Jews in concentration camps across Europe — the Holocaust, or Shoah in Hebrew. After WWII ended, the state of Israel was established in 1948. From then, fierce territorial wars erupted between Palestinians and neighboring Arab nations (Syria, Jordan, Egypt, Lebanon, Iraq) against Israel in Gaza. Though Jews lost land, were exiled, and stateless for 2,000 years, Israel today pursues extreme Zionism, aiming to seize Gaza and the Holy Land Jerusalem — where Jesus preached, was crucified, and resurrected.

@padamskafle @FoxNews I recommend you delete the post so people don’t think you’re that foolish. Go to one of the platforms and type “Passover.” The results you’ll get might help you understand how irrelevant your post is and how antisemitic it is, disguised as an innocent question.🤣

عيد فصح مجيد وسعيد للجميع! 🍷 نهديكم بكل حب مزمور "ترنيمة المصاعد" من كتاب المزامير (المزمور ١٣٠). في هذه الأيام، ومن "الأعماق"، نرفع صلاتنا وندعو بالسلام والمحبة وأخوة الشعوب. عسى أن تفتح هذه الكلمات العريقة وأنغام المقامات المؤثرة القلوب، وتجلب معها بركة الحرية الحقيقية لنا جميعاً. نتمنى أن نشق طريقنا دائماً من وسط المحن نحو النور. عيد مبارك وسعيد! 🌷 #عيد_الفصح #ترنيمة_المصاعد #مزامير #سلام #أخوة_الشعوب #عيد_سعيد

Happy Passover (Chag Sameach Pesach) to all my Jewish friends around the world. عيد فصح سعيد 🔯😃

🎶 From the Depths of the Past to the Peaks of Technology: Shir HaMa'alot in the Voice of Saba Salim. There are moments when technology is not just code, but a vessel for reviving memory, emotion, and tradition. Today, I managed to create something that moves me to tears a fusion of the beloved voice of my grandfather, Saba Salim, with the eternal words of Psalm 130, "Shir HaMa'alot MiMa'amakim" (A Song of Ascents, Out of the Depths), in a performance filled with longing for Aleppo (Halab), Syria. The Magic Inside: How Was It Created? Using the AI tool Suno, I uploaded a rare recording of my grandfather. Together with Gemini, we built a complex and precise musical prompt designed to preserve the DNA of the Aleppine "Baqashot" singing tradition: Vocal Separation (Stems): We isolated my grandfather's voice to allow the AI to learn his exact vocal timbre and unique "Silsulim" (vocal ornamentations). Heavenly Opening: We requested a delicate duet of Harp and Violin, instruments that provide the Psalm with an atmosphere of ancient holiness. The Musical Mix (Modulations): We constructed a "pathway" of Maqams that tells the story of the Psalm: Maqam Saba: The dramatic opening of "Out of the depths I cry to You" a broken, exposed, and pleading Maqam. Maqam Hijaz: For the verses of awe and forgiveness, providing an aura of majesty and sanctity. Maqam Rast: The "Chorus" and the conclusion a festive and confident Maqam symbolizing redemption: "And He shall redeem Israel". Memories of Aleppo The "Baqashot" singing of the Jews of Aleppo is a cultural treasure of musical and emotional complexity. Being able to hear my grandfather "sing" this Psalm, with all the Maqamic precision and soul he brought with him from Syria, is a closing of a circle that is truly priceless. This is a hymn of hope, of faith that breaks through from the depths, just like the voice of my grandfather that continues to echo in our hearts. #Psalm130 #SabaSalim #AleppoJewry #Baqashot #MaqamSaba #SunoAI #Heritage #Longing #ArtificialIntelligence

You are distorting the law and spreading false information. The law does not mention people from the West Bank or Palestinians. It refers to terrorists who brutally murdered children, women, and babies. If you are equating them with Palestinians or with people living in the West Bank, that’s your claim, perhaps you know something I don’t.

@evianslime @sarit69976 @BBCNews So we are pretending that because the bill that applies to people living in the west bank does not say 'Palestinians' in the text that its not about them. Just such fuck you, you lying disingenuous peice of shit, get blocked, if those are the kinda of excuses you are gonna make.

Palestinians convicted of deadly attacks face death penalty under new Israeli law bbc.in/4s24cze

🎶 صوت القلب: مزمور لداود بمقام سَبَا هناك لحظات تصبح فيها الموسيقى جسراً بين السماء والأرض، وبين الماضي والحاضر. أود أن أشارككم تسجيلاً مؤثراً لجدي، الجد سليم، وهو يؤدي المزمور الشهير "مزمور لداود" (المزمور ٢٣). هذا الأداء هو عمل مقامي عميق يعتمد على مقام سَبَا – أحد أكثر المقامات إثارة وشجناً في الموسيقى العربية الكلاسيكية. هذا المقام، الذي يتميز بربع التون والدرجات "المتلاصقة" والحساسة، يمنح كلمات الملك داود الخالدة صبغة صلاة طاهرة وانكشافاً عاطفياً استثنائياً. ما الذي يجعل هذا العمل مميزاً؟ الغناء المليسماتي: يستخدم الجد سليم أسلوب غناء غني بالزخارف (Melismatic)، يتميز بمد الأصوات والتحليق بعرب صوتية معقدة تبرز معنى كل كلمة. الحوار مع الكمان: طوال الأغنية، لا يعمل الكمان كأداة مرافقة فحسب، بل كـ "صوت ثانٍ" يحاور ميلوديا الجد بأسلوب "الكونتربوان". الإيقاع والإحساس: يحافظ الدربكة على إيقاع ثابت ومحرك (بسرعة متوسطة)، مما يسمح للكلمات بالتردد داخل الأجواء الحزينة والتأملية للمقام. "أَيْضًا إِذَا سِرْتُ فِي وَادِي ظِلِّ الْمَوْتِ لَا أَخَافُ شَرًّا، لأَنَّكَ أَنْتَ مَعِي..." في هذا الأداء، تكتسب هذه الكلمات معنىً جديداً – إنها صرخة إيمان تنبع من القلب ومن التراث، عبر مقام سَبَا الذي ينجح في ملامسة أعمق أوتار الروح. كلمات المزمور: مَزْمُورٌ لِدَاوُدَ: الرَّبُّ رَاعِيَّ فَلَا يُعْوِزُنِي شَيْءٌ. فِي مَرَاعٍ خُضْرٍ يُرْبِضُنِي. إِلَى مِيَاهِ الرَّاحَةِ يَوْرِدُنِي. يَرُدُّ نَفْسِي. يَهْدِينِي إِلَى سُبُلِ الْبِرِّ مِنْ أَجْلِ اسْمِهِ. أَيْضًا إِذَا سِرْتُ فِي وَادِي ظِلِّ الْمَوْتِ لَا أَخَافُ شَرًّا لأَنَّكَ أَنْتَ مَعِي. عَصَاكَ وَعُكَّازُكَ هُمَا يُعَزِّيَانِنِي. تُرَتِّبُ قُدَّامِي مَائِدَةً تُجَاهَ مُضَايِقِيَّ. مَسَحْتَ بِالزَّيْتِ رَأْسِي. كَأْسِي رَيَّا. إِنَّمَا خَيْرٌ وَرَحْمَةٌ يَتْبَعَانِنِي كُلَّ أَيَّامِ حَيَاتِي، وَأَسْكُنُ فِي بَيْتِ الرَّبِّ إِلَى مَدَى الأَيَّامِ. #موسيقى_عربية_كلاسيكية #مقام_سبا #مزامير #الجد_سليم #تراث #جذور

Why doesn’t the UN Security Council convene when Hezbollah launches rockets at civilian populations in Israel with the intent to harm innocent people? Where are the emergency discussions when the Houthis in Yemen fire missiles toward Israel, targeting children, women, and families? Why are there no urgent sessions when Iran launches missiles with cluster warheads designed to hit as many civilians as possible? When hospitals, schools, and kindergartens in Israel are under threat or are hit, where is the international response? Where is the urgency? Where is the clear condemnation? What country in the world would accept a situation where its citizens are repeatedly attacked and still call it legitimate? No country would abandon its citizens like that. No country would stand by and do nothing. The gap between the response to these situations and reactions elsewhere raises serious questions. And it creates the sense that double standards do not produce justice, they undermine trust.

"The situation in Lebanon has dangerously deteriorated with the ongoing escalation between Hezbollah and Israel," UN peace chief Jean-Pierre Lacroix told the Security Council on Tuesday.

You write comments and then block the ability to respond to them. That’s not a discussion, that’s one-sided. If you’re so confident in your position, there’s no reason to hide behind blocking responses. Someone who truly believes in their truth is not afraid to hear the other side. This way, you’re not having a conversation, you’re just broadcasting. And honestly, it’s difficult to have a real dialogue with someone who isn’t willing to listen, who comes in with a closed mindset and only sees one side. A real discussion starts with the ability to listen, not just to speak.

Now I understand your position, and in my view, it is deeply problematic. There is a clear double standard here that is hard to ignore. In a world where the death penalty exists in many countries, including ones no one rushes to label as apartheid states, suddenly, when Israel legislates the death penalty for terrorists who brutally murdered innocent civilians, it becomes a moral issue? How does that make sense? You are completely ignoring the reality inside Israel. Arabs and Jews who want to live in peace do live in peace. They work together, study together, treat one another as doctors, represent one another as lawyers, and are integrated into all areas of life. There are Arab citizens in Israel who enjoy full rights, including opportunities in academia, healthcare, and the legal system. On the other hand, the security reality is complex. Israelis cannot freely enter certain Palestinian villages and areas, not because of discrimination, but because of a real threat to their lives. The distinction is not between Jews and Arabs. The distinction is between those who choose to live in peace and those who choose terrorism and the murder of innocent civilians. When this distinction is ignored, and a one-sided picture is presented, this is no longer legitimate criticism. At best, it is bias. At worst, it is hostility rooted in ignorance. And the real question is not what is convenient to hear, but whether one is willing to face reality as it is.