Tal Benoliel Sfadj🤘✡️🎗️🎗️🎗️🇮🇱🇮🇱

@SurmulotsNews Mais, le mépris de cette réponse, il est censé bosser ou pas ...

🔴 Mathilde Panot annonce que Raphaël Arnault sera de retour à l’Assemblée. "En termes de date, vous le saurez en temps voulu" précise t-elle.

@sarahdehak2 @panarmorix Quant à l'infertilité, jamais les progrès médicaux n'ont été aussi importants . Regardez le passé des drames familiaux aide à avoir une meilleure analyse de nos vécus

@sarahdehak2 @panarmorix Va falloir m'expliquer en quoi les fausses couches seraient un enjeu politique plus qu'un sujet médical et pas la peine de me sortir la carte empathie, moi-même ai eu ma part!

Sérieux vous pouvez pas laisser Tondelier tranquille avec son annonce ? Respectez-vous.

@VerbalKintSoze Et certains anciens camarades socialistes qui me reprochent de ne plus voter pour ce parti ....

Les juifs ont-ils encore un avenir a Paris … (et évidement en France) J’en doute fortement 🤬🤬🤬🤬

@halteconnerie On parie que ça passera mieux que l'episode Vassal, déjà pas piqué des vers

🔴Bon, c'est repris par le Figaro. On avance. Ce truc devrait faire un ENORME bad buzz. Vassal avait cité du Pétain, c'était déjà énorme. Mais là, carrément le 3e Reich ?!

@AvivaKlompas That's not a fair comparison! And I'm against both of those things, we don't have to looks like our enemies

A lot of people are angry that Israel has passed a law allowing judges to consider the death penalty for Palestinians convicted of murdering Israelis in terror attacks. These same people have nothing to say about a Palestinian government that literally pays Palestinians to commit terrorist attacks.

BREAKING @J_Insider via @WillBredderman: "Jewish comic Modi drops out of ‘Downtown Seder’ after learning of Mamdani’s attendance" jewishinsider.com/2026/03/zohran…

@surp25 C'est une fausse interprétation de cette "loi " œil pour œil signifie que la victime doit être dédommagée aussi à hauteur de son agression pas juste une vengeance

La loi de la torah œil pour œil dent pour dent C’est la loi du talion

@Frdric46441105 @juliendray Oh de l'anti judaïsme très très vintage ! C'est presque millésimé mais ça pue autant que le cru primeur !

@juliendray @juliendray ce n'est pas des catholiques que l'état d'Israël a empêché de communier, c'est le Christ qui a été censuré ; une nouvelle fois. Il faudra vous y faire, vous êtes le nouveau Esav. Esav a vendu son droit d'aînesse, les BNE israel l'ont donné il y a 2000 ans.

C’est quand même incroyable qu’un président français s’indigne de mesures de sécurité élémentaires à Jérusalem juste pour des catholiques afin se la jouer défenseur des chrétiens . Le président français doit s’excuser lol !

@sarahdehak2 @panarmorix Bon laissez tomber, vous avez clairement un parti pris, personne ne lui reproche de l'avoir annoncé mais plutôt d'en faire un argument de campagne électorale.

@talsfadj @panarmorix Elle est candidate à la présidentielle donc c'est clairement pas uniquement du ressort de sa vie privée

@halteconnerie @lafotaki Je viens de faire exactement le même post ! 😉

@lafotaki Ah non ! On ne salit pas Groucho !

Plutôt Groucho que Karl à mon avis.

@lafotaki Oh non ! On ne salit pas ainsi Groucho, merci !

“Are you Jewish?” In Toulouse 🇫🇷, a 61-year-old Jewish man was assaulted party after being asked that question. He was pushed off his bicycle and attacked near a Free Palestine demonstration. The suspect, identified as a member of a far-left French party, has been arrested and reportedly confessed. A man was attacked not for what he did, but for who he is. And people still ask why Jews feel unsafe.

@juliendray 🙄

J’aime bien les débuts de la nouvelle municipalité de Paris … et je lui souhaite bonne chance ! En tous les cas les parisiens on la une bonne équipe !

@BBCWorld C'est en plus de la pire loi possible, complètement minable dans la mesure où dans 99 pour cent des cas, les terroristes soit sont kamikazes soit sont abattus lors de la commission de l'attentat

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

BREAKING 🔴 The FBI says the recent attack on a synagogue and Jewish daycare in Michigan was a Hezbollah-inspired act of terrorism, deliberately targeting the Jewish community and the state’s largest Jewish congregation.

The 4 Children of Far-Left Jewish Passover - 2026 edition. The "Woke" Child asks: Why do you care so much about Israel? Isn’t Zionism just colonialism? He removes himself from the story, forgetting that Jewish people are indigenous to the land of Israel. He swallows hashtags and TikTok takes as if they were sacred texts. You respond: Because if we don’t care, no one will. And had you been in Egypt, you’d have called Moses an oppressor. The Performative Child declares: I stand with all oppressed people... but not you. He shows up to every rally, every cause, unless it involves Jews. He lights candles for strangers overseas but stays silent when synagogues are vandalized. To him you say: Your silence is not neutrality. It is consent. The Naive Child wonders: Can’t we just have peace? If both sides just stopped fighting? He thinks this is a conflict about land, not the annihilation of a people. He doesn’t understand that “peace” without justice is surrender. You gently explain: We’ve tried. We withdrew. We gave. We were met with rockets, murder, and silence. The Child Who Doesn’t Know What a Jew Is: He mumbles something about decolonization, stares blankly when you say “pogrom,” and thinks the Maccabees were a boy band. To him you say: Come sit. Let me tell you a story. It starts in Egypt, winds through exile, and ends, not in Brooklyn, but in Jerusalem.

"Jews and Israel Need to Recognize We’re Essentially Alone” Yesterday was wild. Not because of anything Israel or Jews did, but because of something Catholics and the larger anti-Israel world revealed. In one sentence: Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa wanted preferential treatment on Palm Sunday and instead received equal treatment. That’s it. That was the story. All religious sites in Jerusalem without adequate shelters faced restrictions due to active Iranian ballistic missile threats. Iranian missile fragments hit the Church of the Holy Sepulchre itself—on rooftops in the compound—just weeks ago. Narrow Old City streets mean no quick rescue in a mass-casualty strike. So: Kotel empty (Jews haven’t been able to pray there in weeks), Al-Aqsa restricted (Muslims haven’t been able to pray there in weeks), and Holy Sepulchre blocked for large gatherings. The big Palm Sunday procession was already canceled by the Patriarchate itself days earlier. Pizzaballa and a small group tried a private entry. They were turned back politely according to the Cardinal himself. Netanyahu clarified it was out of “special concern for his safety,” with no malicious intent, and quickly reversed to grant full access for Holy Week. Catholics are now getting preferential treatment. Apparently Catholics complaining gets more juice in the Jewish state. Yet the Cardinal felt aggrieved. So he and his PR team unleashed a wildly divisive and misleading statement calling it a “grave precedent” that “disregards the sensibilities of billions” and a “grossly disproportionate measure.” That language lit the match and went viral before the Iran context or equal-treatment facts could land. And here's the intentional misleading part: This is the same Cardinal who complied with full church closures in Jerusalem for all functions during the entire COVID year. Private or public, it was fine then under health pretexts. But temporary wartime security now—with real rockets hitting the church compound—is suddenly an outrage? An outrage that deserves a statement he KNEW would case a firestorm? Is that Christlike? I'm Jewish, but that feel very forgiving. I don't see a single cheek turned there. He knew he was asking for special treatment. His later walk-back (“misunderstanding,” prayed calmly elsewhere) came after the damage was done. One of the first accounts I saw promoting the context-free statement on X was the Daily Wire’s Mary Margaret Olohan—their White House Correspondent, way out of her lane, reposting it with zero context and journalistic ethics. I’m sure it’s just a coincidence she’s a devout Catholic. She chose to report it as a Catholic, not as a journalist who knows the full context. Then the pile-on started. Practically the entire Daily Wire roster (past and present)—Michael Knowles, Matt Walsh, Jeremy Boering, and the grifters they brought in—joined in. They all failed yesterday’s test (Ben Shapiro and Andrew Klavan didn't seem to be online). They weren’t alone. Ambassador Mike Huckabee—a great friend to Israel—didn’t learn from his Taybeh tumble last July, where he rushed to call alleged settler incidents “terror” needing harsh consequences before facts settled that it had NOTHING to do with them. Ted Cruz threw gasoline on the fire too. “Stalwart friends of Israel” sending verbal catapults at the Kotel. This is what it’s like for Jews and Israel: The world blames you for something someone else (the Cardinal) did and forces an apology, which Israel gave. The Cardinal couldn’t take one holy day of equal treatment, so he blamed the Jews. Super retro Catholicism. Israel gives Christians equal status, equal rights, and equal treatment… as it should. Weird how Syria slaughtering Christians pales in comparison to equal treatment for Christians from Israel. Quite STRANGE how Il Papa seems more aggrieved by Israel lately… Notice the juxtaposition: Christians have brawled for centuries inside their own holiest site, the Church of the Holy Sepulchre—over every inch of control. So much so MUSLIMS literally control the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. That Status Quo exists because Christians couldn’t govern it peacefully among themselves. But Heaven forbid a Jewish police officer treats the Cardinal the same way he treats a Rabbi or Imam under real Iranian threats that hit the church itself. Suddenly Catholics, evangelicals, and parts of the right unite like nothing else. Their reflexive Jew-hatred—or at least this anti-Israel pile-on—is the only glue that brings them together. It felt VERY retro yesterday. Jews around the world: Do you see it now? How many Catholics, Christians, or others brought water to the fire and corrected the Cardinal? And how many brought kerosene instead? Also, not to miss an opportunity, Muslims were conspicuously silent about their own restrictions. Nobody blamed the man who started it all. While the perception is that Jews are weak, they couldn’t last a single day experiencing life as a Jew. Yesterday proved it: No one launched a war of annihilation against Christians on Easter like Israel faced on Yom Kippur 1973. They haven’t watched Christians massacred on Christmas with the world cheering and justifying it like Jews experienced on Simchat Torah 2023. Equal treatment is enough to trigger the tantrum. Jews were left to fend for themselves. But guess what? *Jocko voice* GOOD. It’s not that we’re alone. That would be fine. Preferable, even. It’s that yesterday clarified how many are so actively against us—waiting for any excuse, cheering like ghouls when the match gets lit and applied to the bonfire of Jew-hatred. Here’s the thing about the New Jew: We see it clearly now, and we say “Good!” Don’t hide your hate. Bring it into the open. The ones we’re not sure of have always been the most dangerous. Thanks to yesterday, the fog is gone. Now we know. That’s what we’ll be talking about at our Seders this week. You think Israel and Jews are a problem now? Just wait until we start agreeing with one another… and acting like it. Happy Passover—because our Seders won’t be a Last Supper anytime soon. Next year in Jerusalem!

Pour préciser mon opinion, je crois qu’en dix minutes d’avachissement devant Sergueï Lavrov @LeaSalame a fait davantage pour le discrédit du service public que Charles Alloncle en dix semaines.