Shai Davidai
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Shai Davidai
@ShaiDavidai
Jewish Israeli. Father. Partner. Zionist. Former professor barred from @Columbia for speaking out against anti-Jewish, anti-Israel and anti-American terrorism.


Happy Mother’s Day 💔 🇵🇸 🇱🇧




Though I really didn’t want to spend any time on this, I need to make one thing clear, which is that the loathsome Shaiel Ben Ephraim, pro-Israel commentator turned pro-Palestine activist, has recently crossed two lines from which there is really no coming back. Number one is that he doxxed my entire family and posted their information, including the names of babies and children as young as three and four years old, and those in Gaza who are still in Hamas territory, and shared this information with a network of Gazans that includes people in Hamas’s orbit. This is abhorrent behavior that is also worsened by his attempt to get Gazans to send harassing messages to my colleagues where I work – he was writing posts for Gazans and having them share the text as if it were their own when it was clearly him writing these tweets and, in some cases, using fake accounts to post. Worse, he had a terrible habit of posting insults, ad hominem attacks, and profanity for a few minutes, hoping I would see them, then deleting the comments, not to mention the late-night messages of rage and fury he would send. I tolerated the disturbing past of Shaiel and the problematic behavior that includes the exploitation of Gazans to make him look like a benevolent savior. What I will never tolerate from him or anyone else, is that no matter how much you despise me, you can come after me all you want, and that’s fair – but going after my family, including children and my sisters and placing their lives at risk in a war zone is a new low that speaks volume to how dangerous, problematic, and troublesome this individual is. I caution all who believe that he is truly “pro-Palestine” from further engaging with him. As I said, you can dislike me all you want and come after me, but there are red lines even amongst political and ideological opponents.


Dear @academic_la, Have you given up your Israeli citizenship and passport? If not, then you're just virtue signaling in the most hypocritical manner possible. Sincerely, Shai

There seems to be a lot of backlash against the Adam Project. But on the other hand, it has been a huge success, raising nearly $10,000 in one day for a family in Gaza. I am proud of this. Many of these attacks focus on me personally. My past as a Zionist, the fact that I had allegations against me in 2020. On a personal level, I have apologized for my actions in the past. I once treated women badly, and have since gotten married and done my best to act better. I once was a Zionist and now do what I can for Palestine. People can accept this or not. That is up to them. I am used to getting attacked. It comes with the territory. Today I no longer support the State of Israel. I have tried to atone for my support for the state by helping Gaza. That is why I do what I do. I am sorry for that support and my previous actions. I take responsibility for it. But it pains me to see a vehicle that could do so much good for Gaza get attacked so viciously. In particular, I am worried that this will harm the people we benefit. What hurts me the most is seeing people accuse the families we are helping of being collaborators. I am concerned that this will put families in danger. So I am at a loss. If someone else with a big account wants to take over this vehicle which can raise money for Gaza, I am happy to step back. My only concern is for Gaza.

If you truly believe in the genocide libel, can you honestly state the date it started?

A banner outside of Park East Synagogue's Israel land sale right now with a QR code that goes to a website advertising "Anglo neighborhoods" aka European aka void of Palestinians and Arabs.





If you truly believe in the genocide libel, can you honestly state the date it started?

i am a jewish person and i am not one and the same with israel



Some will wave off Smotrich’s statement that sitting with Arabs is worse than 10/7 as far-right fringe. But excluding 20% of the population for being Arab is shared by Bennett, Eisenkot, Gantz, and Lapid. These leaders operate on the same logic.





