@arash_tehran she has six months and then she's out. Or not. and if not, there are worse problems.
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yosmin
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And a proponent of a one-state solution including Israel’s annexation of the West Bank and Gaza
Mairav Zonszein מרב זונשיין@MairavZ
Netanyahu wants to appoint Caroline Glick, possibly the most hawkish and belligerent adviser he has ever worked with, as consul general in Mamdani’s New York City
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@DanielSeidemann Two of them are beneficial black racers
The guy in the blue shirt is a parasite
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הנשיא טראמפ משוחח בטלפון כעת עם רה"מ נתניהו, כך לפי מקור שמעורה בפרטים
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Comparing a Jew to a virus is Protocols-level monstrousness. Shame on you, Nick.
Nick Cohen@NickCohen4
"Ben Gvir is the symptom. Netanyahu is the virus"
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@JHLichtmanLaw @Claire_V0ltaire @magi_jay @nikitabier so wht happened to this? was it just a bluff, or found not legal?
"In March, the US Department of Justice seized four web domains associated with Handala target lists and information dumps, alleging that the organization was a front for Iranian cyber warfare."
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@Claire_V0ltaire @magi_jay @nikitabier This platform has enabled the rapid spread of Jew hate through Muslim/leftist propaganda since Oct 7. I don’t think any social network is more responsible for the massive uptick in Jew hate than X.
This hit list is just par for the course.
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Report for terrorism. These are random Jews picked from social media who now have bounty on their heads. @nikitabier
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@nlpandstuff for me, I find it hard to tell if it is a hatred or a hobby tbh
I could understand completely if it was a person from the W. Bank, Gaza or pre-48. But these other people haven't thought it through, it seems.
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@yosmin144 I suspect so, but I wonder how far it goes. Is the hatred of Israel so high that it overrides every single other professed priority?
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I am genuinely curious how the antizionist left would vote if given the choice between Josh Shapiro and Tucker Carlson/Marjorie Taylor Greene/Candace Owens.
Swollen 🔻@Swollentwt
i would rather side with a transphobic leftist that is actually anti zionist rather than a liberal zionist ally
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@KhalilJeries he's not on the left. has never been on the left. i am not even sure that "left" is meaningful in this context.
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When an Israeli politician says I am not a leftist what he is essentially saying is: “ I am against a Palestinian state and Palestinians' basic rights”
Celeste Marcus@Celestemarcus3
“Opposition” leader @yairlapid assures podcast host “you know I’m a Zionist, a patriot, and not on the left”
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@nlpandstuff they've already made their choice. Read the news, t hey are "voting" for MTG. this person in Sweden? who knows....with a red triangle, no less.
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@sfrantzman it's just not the time for it. the Israeli govt is hmmmm and the others are watching their backs.
the time will come but a lot of groundwork is needed.
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The original Abraham Accords members joined during a time of transition in the region, there was some instability but in 2020 it’s worth recalling there was Covid and also a sense that the post-ISIS region would lead to a shift. It grew out of years of slow shifting positions. Recall the Qatar crisis in 2020 etc
Hamas seemed isolated at the time. Assad regime was back. But there was chance for ceasefire in Yemen. A lot of changes.
This is why Bahrain and the UAE moved forward, with incentives and positive backing from the U.S; it’s a different era now; more skepticism.
Can it happen? Yes, anything can happen.
But it’s worth examining the changes in the region.
Ynet Global@ynetnews
Trump says 'mandatory' for Arab states to join Abraham Accords as Iran deal advances US president said in post Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Pakistan must join the Abraham Accords after an Iran deal, saying negotiations are progressing ... ynetnews.com/article/rkkcqt…
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Glenn knows the answers to both these questions. He's just banking on his third world fans to not know them.
Glenn Greenwald@ggreenwald
What right does the US Govt have to ban its citizens from visiting certain countries or dictating to them that various hotels, stores, malls, etc. are criminally banned? And what's the justification for investigating Hasan and Medea Benjamin but not Nick Shirley's Cuba trip?
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Leo rivals chatgpt in wordcount.
Pope Leo XIV@Pontifex
Humanity, created by God in all its grandeur, is today facing a pivotal choice: either to construct a new Tower of Babel or to build the city in which God and humanity dwell together. In Jesus Christ, this humanity in its grandeur becomes the Way, the Truth and the Life, opening the path for each of us to grow toward fullness. #MagnificaHumanitas vatican.va/content/leo-xi…
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I’m not saying that you’re wrong but there is a little more nuance here. You can come off blood pressure medicine in many cases with time and successful lifestyle modifications. Statins have an incredible safety profile. GLP-1s are phenomenal drugs but while I’ve never seen anyone hospitalized for statin side effects, I have seen 4 patients hospitalized for GLP1 pancreatitis, and 2 for severe gastroparesis over the last 4 years.
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Stop a statin and your LDL cholesterol rises 30% in four days. Nobody writes a WSJ feature about it. Stop certain blood pressure medications and your BP can spike within hours. Nobody calls it a design flaw.
Levothyroxine, antidepressants, insulin, metformin, antihistamines. Chronic treatments for chronic conditions, and all of them stop working when you stop taking them. None of them generate think-pieces questioning whether patients should have started.
The AMA classified obesity as a disease in 2013. Thirteen years later, it’s still the only chronic condition where “you have to take it forever” is framed as an argument against treatment rather than a description of how medicine works.
The Wall Street Journal@WSJ
While nearly 18% of U.S. adults have taken a GLP-1 drug for weight loss or to treat a chronic condition, about half of people will stop taking it within a year. Often, they don’t understand what is likely to come next. 🔗: on.wsj.com/4dCkbia
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@neontaster there will just be a lot more of it and no one will want to pay to see it.
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Also mark my words: Hollywood-grade AI work will be as expensive as doing it traditionally. It happened with CGI too - it was going to be a huge cost-cutting measure for SFX, and now it's just as expensive and CG-slop movies cost $250 million too.
George Alexopoulos@GPrime85
"200 bucks per second (of animation) and you wonder why everyone is abandoning 'artists' in favor of AI" Hand drawn animation is 8-12 frames per second. Let's average it to 10. That's 20 bucks per drawing, in color, plus backgrounds, plus thumbnails, plus extra time if work needs to be redone or tweaked. Also complexity is exponential, so more characters per scene means more work per frame, x10 per second. If it takes more time than estimated, the artist doesn't earn get overtime. They lose money. Imagine going to work this Tuesday and your boss says "You expect me to PAY you? I could just have a machine do your job." Would you still get up at 6am go to work? Do you have a job? Do you get paid? So do artists. So, 200 bucks per second is more than fair. In fact, it's a steal. If you want quality, you have to buy it like everything else. If you want to pay nothing, all you get will be worthless slop.
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yosmin retweetledi
Heavy lifts ahead indeed.
Trump's 4 step model:
1. Negotiate:
A vague document [20 in Gaza; XX in Iran]
2. "It's on me":
Ceasefire for [hostages in Gaza; Hormuz in Iran]
3. "Not my job":
Details later [disarmament, governance, reconstruction in Gaza; nuks, missiles, proxies in Iran]
4. "MIA":
Clocks tick for next round [here and there], he is already in Cuba, Greenland, etc.
haaretz.com/opinion/2026-0…
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@JachnunEmpire I disagree. Ignore the hateful replies- many more people read it than replied; there is no better opportunity to set the record straight. Especially when it comes from a person of authority such as Amir Tibon who lived that reality. It could be any kibbutz, really.
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This is the tweet Amir is replying to. While his response is admirable, it also highlights a crucial misunderstanding that exists among much of the political left-wing in Israel. The person he’s replying to, and people who retweet this, think all of Israel is illegitimate. Nothing you say or do will convince them otherwise and they’re the same people who rejoiced while our family and friends’ blood was being spilled on October 7th.
Amir Tibon אמיר תיבון@amirtibon
This is not a settlement, it's a community within the internationally recognized borders of Israel. Out of the 450 people in this community, 16 were murdered on Oct7, another 8 were kidnapped into Gaza, and everyone lost their homes. Before Oct7, people in this community regularly volunteered to drive Palestinian cancer and diabetes patients from Gaza to Israeli hospitals. 85% of the residents voted against the Netanyahu government in the last Israeli election. You can read and educate yourself instead of posting embarrassing stuff like this. hachettebookgroup.com/titles/amir-ti…
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@NateSilver538 I find AI very useful for logical composition. It is horrible for research and sourcing.
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How do you not double-check information provided by AI in a book about AI called The Future of Truth?!? There's no deeper story here except that Rosenbaum is lazy af and/or hired a ghostwriter.
Will Oremus@WillOremus
I talked to the author of the "Future of Truth" book that turned out to have AI hallucinations. He told me he feels "seduced and betrayed" by ChatGPT, at one point suggesting it might have undermined him on purpose.
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@fulop_dan @DempPan @bolsademiedo he has the government by the short hairs. that's why he's there.....bad system of government. I don't understand why Bibi did not fire him last week. it was a good opportunity.
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@DempPan @bolsademiedo defend Israel from outright lies and propaganda 🤷🏻♂️
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As a politician, his party represents about 6% of the electorate (closer to 10% now according to polls btw).
As Minister of Police, he represents 100% of the Israeli state.
I didn't make the rules.
Corey Walker 🇺🇸@CoreyWriting
Gvir's party represents maybe like 6% of the electorate, and he's not representative of Israeli society writ large. However, Netanyahu appointed him and therefore he harmed the nation's reputation for personal gain.
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