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Maybe my parents can tell you how much fun it was when they made so-called Aaliyah from Baghdad with £50 and the clothes on their back. Do you think they had fun doing that? But they made the best of it and didn’t steal any land in the process either. It’s called migration and by the way it was legal, and by the way, the land they lived on wasn’t owned by any Palestinian before that and by the way, they weren’t even arabs called Palestinians until the 1960s so what’s going on with your talking points?

פליטת ריאליטי יושבת במקלט עם בחורה ישראלית שגרה עד לא מזמן בהולנד, וכנראה רוצה להתפרסם, או לפחות לא היתה מתנגדת. הבחורה מספרת איזה כיף זה לעשות עלייה מהולנד לישראל דווקא בזמן מלחמה. הייתי נותן לסרטון המעט דבילי שלהן לעבור מעלי, אם לא היה מופיע בדף של אתר חדשות ביקורתי, כאילו שמאלני, שבמקום לשאול לשם מה אנחנו נלחמים כבר כמעט חודש מלחמה מגאלומנית מיותרת, חסרת סיכוי, שמטרתה היחידה לדחות את המשפט של נתניהו - מנסה לשדל צעירים יהודים לסכן את החיים שלהם ולהגר מאירופה לישראל. החיים בהולנד טובים הרבה יותר מהחיים בישראל. אין סיבה רציונלית להגר מהולנד לישראל. אני לא מכיר בן אדם נורמלי שיעדיף שייפול עליו טיל - רק כדי שלא ישמע הערה ספק אנטישמית פעם בשנה. אגב - לדבר נגד פשעי המלחמה של ישראל זו לא אנטישמיות.

@BushidoPandemic @Melissa_WongMT Yes she is. This lady is a lunatic. I bet she is a goy too.

@Melissa_WongMT She's not wrong

"We are just Goy to them"

@OutFrontCNN Why negotiate with this guy when the dust settles. When the dust settles, iran will finally be free of these rats that’s taken over Iran and its wonderful people.

Former NYT Tehran correspondent says the killing of top Iranian official Ali Larijani is going to backfire on Israel and the U.S. “Larijani was the kind of person that had the internal ties… to become the person the United States could negotiate with when the dust settles, and without him there are not a lot of Iranians left…”

@Ibrahim1nNaji You’re right it is a joke. Iran defeated itself when it decided to slaughter thousands of its own I people. Iran didn’t need Trump‘s help at all.ó

Do you want a joke? Trump: The United States has defeated Iran. 😂

@Ibrahim1nNaji @richimedhurst @LeadingReport With people like Tucker Carlson trying so hard to create hate it could happen but like the nazis in Nuremberg those trying to defeat good will end up on the wrong end of the rope.

@LeadingReport He always says this, but the truth is that Iran defeated America and Israel, and America will never, ever recover from this war.

BREAKING: President Trump says the U.S. has defeated Iran.

@abbyinmaine @YoniMichanie Arabs expelled 750 thousand Jews from their homes in 1940-1950 and the Jews moved on and made a life. Too bad the same Arabs couldn’t learn from that and have a life too. Learn history.

@YoniMichanie Yeah, no. Black Americans didn't expel 750,000 people from their land in 1948 then refuse to let them return.

Imagine a New York City mayor whose wife publicly celebrated the lynching and rape of Black Americans. When confronted, he defends her—then invites a white supremacist to a taxpayer-funded dinner at Gracie Mansion. Would we just move on with business as usual? Why are we now?

@streetwize @RBatDavid Better the students of Cornell support Iran for the way they control citizens that speak out against the Iranian government. Thousands slaughtered in a few days. Now that’s the way to do a good genocide.

Cornell University Votes to Sever Ties with Israeli Technion: "Responsibility for Genocide" At the end of a meeting of the student council at New York's Cornell, the participants supported ending collaboration on a technological project with the Israeli entity. The Jewish university president, who will decide whether to implement the decision, left to boos. At the same time, at a pro-Iranian demonstration in Manhattan, participants praised the October 7 massacre: "The Zionists are parasites" The student council of the prestigious Cornell University in New York voted yesterday (Friday) to sever the institution's partnership with the Technion, and to boycott Israeli public figures, politicians and lecturers. The decisions were made at the end of a charged meeting in which students from the audience interrupted the remarks of the university's Jewish president, Prof. Michael Kotlikoff, booed him and asked, "What about responsibility for genocide?" until he was forced to leave the hall. The main resolution passed yesterday calls on the university to end its partnership with the Technion in the Cornell-Tech campus project on Roosevelt Island in New York, citing the Israeli body's involvement in human rights violations and the explicit accusation of genocide by Israel in the Iron Sword War. The text of the resolution stated that "a partnership with an institution involved in the development of military technologies and surveillance infrastructure is inconsistent with Cornell's stated values."

@Doranimated How about Iran start by accepting responsibility for the citizens it murdered to protect its religious mobster organization?

Iran is ready to talk about ending the war only under two conditions. Tehran demands reparations from the USA for the damage and the withdrawal of American bases from the Persian Gulf. This was stated by the representative of the Iranian authorities, Mohsen Rezaei: "The end of the war is in our hands. We will consider the issue of ending the war only when, firstly, we receive full compensation for all our losses from the United States, and, secondly, we get a 100% guarantee for the future, which is impossible without the withdrawal of the USA from the Persian Gulf."

@TheChiefNerd The large crowd of Islamic fans on this site get excited when they hear news of an Iranian victory. You get an immediate hit of at lest 10,000 more followers when you get this ignorant group aroused.

🚨 David Sacks Says the Risks of Continued Escalation in Iran Could Be ‘Catastrophic’ “Israel is getting hit harder than they've ever been hit before in their history, and we're only two weeks into this … If this war continues for weeks or months, then Israel could just be destroyed or very large parts of it … Then you have to worry about Israel escalating the war by contemplating using a nuclear weapon, which would truly be catastrophic.”

So much misinformation and stupidity on X you would think killing thousands of your own citizens to keep your hated ideology in power was actually a noble cause. Or having your country stripped of a functioning army means you are winning. Sad.

@EsraLb3 @humairawins Lovely nation that murders thousands of its own citizens to stay in power. That’s Iran.

@humairawins Iran is the most admired Nation in the world whether it killed him or not Because it humiliated the strongest military power in the world

If Iran killed Netanyahu, they will be the most admired Nation in the world.

@humairawins If anyone did that to you probably many more would be happier.

@dwarfstarmom2 @marklevinshow When Tucker Carlson said Israel was the country that made America go to war after 911 and then he slips in the liberty boat sinking, there’s only one conclusion you can draw.

Calling someone a “lunatic” or a “traitor” isn’t an argument it’s an attempt to avoid one. Disagree with Tucker Carlson all you want, but asking hard questions is not treason, and debate is not sabotage. If a country, a party, or an administration can’t withstand questioning, then the problem isn’t the questions it’s the fragility of what’s being defended. A free society depends on scrutiny, not loyalty tests. Shutting down dialogue in the name of unity is how trust erodes, not how it’s preserved.

We’ve all had enough of this lunatic traitor, who’s trying to sink the administration, the GOP, and our country thefp.com/p/trump-has-ha…

@afalkhatib delegitimizing Israel’s right to exist by denying all historical evidence of its existence as a Jewish homeland isn’t ok. It’s not just biblical fantasy, it’s actually and continuous life in that region by Jews that Arab colonizers and their supporters seek to deny as real.

While it is easy to dismiss Tucker Carlson’s ignorance and intent for how he engages on the issue of Israel and Palestine, his recent interview with US Ambassador Mike Huckabee did reveal something worth consideration and contemplation. That a senior US official holding the post of Ambassador to a strategic ally like Israel in an inflamed and intense time in the region would share such an abundance of personal views while in his official capacity is a real cause for concern. Ambassador Huckabee cherishes a particular branch of Christianity that identifies with modern-day Zionism, and that is entirely within his personal right and prerogative. Still, the United States’ ethos has long been about foreign policy, which is not based on theology or religion but is singularly focused on America’s interests worldwide to maximize alliances, attract friends and supporters, and navigate messy conflicts. Some of Ambassador Huckabee’s statements appeared to be inconsistent with this long-established principle, prompting backlash from most Arab countries, including US allies such as Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Jordan, Egypt, Qatar, and Kuwait. The idea that biblical theology can serve as the basis for contemporary US foreign policy is indeed inappropriate, given the complex geopolitical landscape that requires tact, finesse, and skilled statecraft and diplomacy. Ambassador Huckabee did not make statements that were consistent with President Trump’s own proclamations, including the right for Palestinians to continue to reside in the West Bank, despite Israeli fanatics seeking to undermine modern-day borders of the nation-state on the basis of biblical theology. Furthermore, some elements of the Christian Zionist community have been viewed with immense suspicion and frustration by Palestinians, Muslims, and Arab nations because they have lent their support to extremist Jewish settlers in the West Bank, and those engaging in violence and the discourse of erasure when it comes to the Palestinians. Jewish belonging and heritage, as well as the right of Israelis to safety and security, should be discussed in a radically pragmatic framework that does not unnecessarily invoke religious text, theological doctrine, or notions of superiority on the basis of religion based on “god’s choice.” Instead, the focus should be on modern-day principles of sovereignty, international law and norms, mutual recognition and accountability, as well as the core principle that Israel’s existence and safety are not inherently at odds with the rights of Palestinians to freedom and self-determination. I hope that moving forward, US officials, whether they be part of the current or future administrations, can truly place the ethos, principles, and interests of the United States first and foremost, before sharing views and opinions in their official capacity that could undermine the prospects of diplomatic resolutions and relationships necessary to solve such intractable conflicts.

@CallieS56554616 @GovMikeHuckabee It would have been easy to find out for yourself instead of being schooled by thousands of people that DNA testing is perfectly legal in Israel but better to be lazy or worse.

@GovMikeHuckabee Why is genetic testing illegal in Israel? Seems that problem could be solved real quickly.

When I sat down with Tucker Carlson on Wednesday, I was expecting a thoughtful conversation and that he would ask questions and give me the opportunity to actually respond--just like he did with the little Nazi sympathizer Nick Fuentes or the guy who thought Hitler was the good guy and Churchill the bad guy. What I wasn't anticipating was a lengthy series of questions where he seemed to be insinuating that the Jews of today aren't really same people as the Jews of the Bible. I'll first just say something I didn't think to say to Tucker, which is that Ashkenazi Jews, meaning those who families had spent centuries in Europe, are a minority of Israel's Jewish population, only maybe 35-40%. There are far more Sephardic and Mizrahi Jews inside Israel. But there's a good reason, as it turns out, that I had never encountered this theory that Tucker kept pushing on. That’s because it comes from some of the darkest realms of the Internet and social media. I think it's important to take a moment now and educate Tucker and anyone else who might get sucked in by this dangerous conspiracy theory, just as I have been educated this week. I'm sharing this information because it has been weaponized by very bad people to delegitimize Jews and strip them of their history. It's an idea that gained traction in the 80's and 90's with David Duke and other Klansmen and neo-Nazis. It has really caught fire in recent years on the Internet and social media, mostly from some of the most overt anti-Semites and Jew haters you can find. I don’t know why Tucker was so fixated on this, and I'm certainly not saying he knew the origins of this conspiracy theory. I don't know what's in his heart or what he was thinking. But I do know that the discredited idea that most Ashkenazi or European Jews descended from the ancient Turkic kingdom of Khazaria is bunk. It's also been weaponized by people trying to deligitimize Jews, to strip them of their history, and to call them "imposters" or "fake Jews." This odious conspiracy theory is peddled by the likes of Candace Owens and Nick Fuentes and by people who love David Duke, as well as Islamist accounts that make up false smears about Israel non-stop and are run out of countries like Pakistan and Turkey. But we know from genetics and rich volumes of written literature that the Jews of today can trace their lineage back thousands of years to the Israel and the Jewish people of the Bible. They are as connected together as genetics tell us that the ancient Khazar kingdom is to people living today in Turkey. And if Tucker wants to tour more than Ben-Gurion Airport on his next trip to Israel, I'm happy to show him places where Jews have lived going back to the time of Jesus Christ and even earlier. I sincerely hope Tucker will let me know when he actually wants to learn facts about the land and people. Asking me about conspiracy theories should remain on the fringes and not be the heart of the conversation.

@GovMikeHuckabee Tucker Carlson didn’t just wake up one day and become the ugly person he is now. It was always there inside him. It came out when Tucker got his ego smashed and thought it was no longer helpful to hide the hate.

@highbrow_nobrow @Acyn I would be proud of him if he was my sibling but what a horrible sister you are.

Kerry Kennedy on her brother, RFK Jr: "I am disgusted by my brother’s obscene embrace of Donald Trump. And I completely disavow and dissociate myself from Robert Kennedy Jr. and his flagrant efforts to desecrate my father's memory." @Acyn (August 2024)

@GovPressOffice What kind of moron writes this stuff ? Donald Trump is temporary, but the state is permanent so doesn’t that mean every person is temporary and all states are permanent? is that what he was trying to say?

The rest of the world sees America as a wrecking ball. They see us as unreliable. Let’s be clear: Donald Trump is temporary. States like California are permanent. We’re stable. We’re reliable. We’re long-term partners.

@StixxTy @CAgovernor What a fool he made of himself and what an embarrassment he is to the United States of America.

@CAgovernor This....

Donald Trump is historically unpopular and does not reflect the values of the American people.

@CAgovernor How is someone who won the presidency twice historically unpopular? historically unpopular what does that even mean?