Thurman Merman

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Thurman Merman

@ziggy393

✡️ of Syrian descent. famous in narrow circles הבן בחכמה וחכם בבינה

48.829878,-114.208324 Katılım Şubat 2019
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Rabbi Shmuley
Rabbi Shmuley@RabbiShmuley·
What do you all think of this proposed cover for my new book “Kosher sex for antisemites”?
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Thurman Merman@ziggy393·
@zionistender @BreadMeatAndWar @nntaleb yes they are a majority Mesopotamian but they are the most Levantine shifted group which corroborates the diaspora theory (closer to 30% your model is bad) & we were talking about Ashkenazim & Levantine Jewry is very high Levantine so you're just a liar
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Thurman Merman@ziggy393·
@HeTows the next election will be about the corrupt current coalition vs principled Zionists. So it makes sense even if your nuances in their bases are correct
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Rafi DeMogge רפי דמוג
There are no two (non-Arab) parties in the opposition with sociologically less similar bases. Eisenkot is the closest that there is to the “old left” or the “heritage left” in Israel. A high-trust, upper-middle class, Israel-born base who see themselves as Israel’s natural rulers. Lieberman’s base is predominantly foreign-born, low-trust, and the poorest of all non-Arab opposition voters. These people are generally mistrustful of the heritage ruling elite and its institutions, but came to see them as the lesser evil. This merger would make even less sense than the one between Bennett and Lapid.
C14 News Israel | EN@c14israel

Former @IDF Chief Gadi Eisenkot (@gadi_eisenkot) and MK Avigdor Liberman (@AvigdorLiberman) are set to meet this week to explore running together in the upcoming elections. Sources close to both leaders emphasize this potential alliance would be decided purely on polling data and what best serves the center-left bloc, not last-minute political whims.

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Thurman Merman@ziggy393·
@EthanLevins2 lmao they wont be getting the death penalty retard. also that law didnt even pass fully. the condom flotilla had no food btw
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Shadow Intel
Shadow Intel@TheShadowIntelX·
Theo Von: “I have a lot of discomfort with America's relationship with Israel.” “I believe that group is, it just feels like a satanic regime. It feels like they just want to cause pain.” “They don't even know where all the bodies from Gaza are and they've already moved on to other places that they are attacking and America is associated with their attacks.” “I don't believe the Israeli leaders have any intention to stop that or they have any care for the American people.” “If we don't speak up now our children won't have the chance to speak up…either by law or worse.”
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Thurman Merman@ziggy393·
@elikowaz its a good move tbh, Lieberman while clearly an intense right winger is a principled Zionist. what do you think? the key is peel off RW voters
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The Moderate Case
The Moderate Case@TheModerateCase·
It is a bit weird for your biggest flex to be this policy you pushed through to become law. I also find the new execution laws against Palestinian terrorists in the West Bank to be immoral, as it isn’t evenly applied to Israelis, but there is a legal basis for it. I just cannot agree with it in practice. Regardless, putting this on a birthday cake is just weird and borderline malevolent.
Eye on Palestine@EyeonPalestine

On his 50th birthday, the wife of Israel’s National Security Minister, Itamar Ben Gvir, presented him with a cake depicting a gallows.

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dan linnaeus
dan linnaeus@DanLinnaeus·
Gaza can then be viewed as a race between two competing agendas under incubation: a 2005-07 reset under the Beijing Declaration's cover and a captured Ncag, and a local legitimacy pathway that builds in the vacuum of that empty shell. Once you look at it that way you can see that Hamas's refusal to disarm is a gift, provided Israel holds off clearance beyond the yellow line in favor of hardening a new reality east of the line. Israel has a narrow window to convert geographic depth into strategic depth …
dan linnaeus@DanLinnaeus

For over two decades, the Palestinian Authority and the Palestine Liberation Organization have fundamentally abandoned their institution building mandate under the Oslo Accords, resorting to internationalizing its national project via top-down lawfare at the UNGA 10th ESS, ICC, and ICJ. They have systematically sacrificed the material wellbeing of Gazans for an elite diplomatic agenda in New York and The Hague, while inciting the vacuum to be filled by militant capture, and in Gaza Iranian proxy warfare that precipitated October 7. Because the 'federal' PLO rejectionist shell has failed, Israel in coordination with transactional Arab stakeholders like the UAE, the US-led Board of Peace, and cultivated diaspora professional networks can now step in to facilitate localized capacity building. If we can establish secure municipal enclaves east of the yellow line, we can bring these communities into compliance with Art 1 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (internal self-determination) as an interim, reversible Oslo compatible pathway toward final status. The biggest challenge is ensuring a separation of powers between the armed groups (many with extremist ties and criminal backgrounds) and local civilian boards. Further, for these enclaves to have legitimacy and be internationally certifiable, Israel and its partners have to solve an internal Village Leagues paradox: the local armed groups holding the perimeter and policing must be prevented from extorting the civilian administrators managing the interior. What's the payoff? If successful, then by charting a course toward basic freedoms, socio-economic inclusion, and stability that a real segment of the Palestinian public actually seeks (most pessimistically by the best available surveys, around 25-35%), but which the Muqawama project has consistently denied them, we can break the shell of the rejectionist PLO and see a more stable, peaceful creature take flight in Gaza. Gaza can then be viewed as a race between two competing agendas under incubation: a 2005-07 reset under the Beijing Declaration's cover and a captured Ncag, and a local legitimacy pathway that builds in the vacuum of that empty shell. Once you look at it that way you can see that Hamas's refusal to disarm is a gift, provided Israel holds off clearance beyond the yellow line in favor of hardening a new reality east of the line. Israel has a narrow window to convert geographic depth into strategic depth by executing a strategy built on three pillars: a positive normative case that preempts international lawfare, internal separation of powers to prevent warlordism, and a geographic 'hold and institutionally harden' logic that weaponizes time against its adversaries.

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Breaking the Silence
Breaking the Silence@BtSIsrael·
🟡Israel’s Yellow Line in Gaza has shifted. Israel now controls 59% of the territory, up from 53% in October when the “ceasefire” came into effect. The IDF is entrenching its presence in the area, so the Yellow Line could become a new de facto permanent border 🧵
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Thurman Merman@ziggy393·
@alt_echo_ Consensus seems to be AJ are roughly 50% ME with the Levantine % being roughly 25-35% depending on if its WAJ or EAJ There was a 2022 Erfut study that is relevant Problem like in you 📸 discerning how much Levantine they got from imperial romans
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echo
echo@alt_echo_·
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#israelOUT
#israelOUT@zionistender·
@ziggy393 @BreadMeatAndWar @nntaleb No they don’t the only ones that come close are Iraqi Jews and that’s because Mesopotamians are genetically similar to Levantines not because they’re predominantly Levantine Gazans are predominantly of Levantine origin, “Ashkenazis” are predominantly of southern European origin
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Thurman Merman@ziggy393·
@BreadMeatAndWar @nntaleb in admix modelling yes its close in genetic distance like you posted Gazans are closer but thats not how you gauge actual % of ancestry from a certain group
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Thurman Merman@ziggy393·
@BreadMeatAndWar @nntaleb theres many Israelite samples, many of them show various jewish groups ahead of Pal Muslims also Pal Muslims are very diverse, some Ashkenazi groups have about the same Levantine % as Gazans
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BMAW
BMAW@BreadMeatAndWar·
@nntaleb For some reason when I post this as a response to hasbara, hasbara blocks me. It appears to be a deep insecurity for hasbara that they are posers. I believe this one fact destroys every hasbara argument, because they have to acknowledge that they are living a lie.
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Thurman Merman@ziggy393·
I do find some solace in how historically illiterate most anti-Zionist are. I can’t imagine confidently giving analysis on a complex region I have no connection to while not knowing even the basic 101 facts about the place.
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Thurman Merman@ziggy393·
lmao it’s true & exposes the Lefts gaping hole of knowledge on anything related to Israel. The kibbutzim were actual socialist communes that ran for decades with real, if uneven, success. And Israel’s economy was heavily state-led until the liberalization wave late70s/80s.
Z.E. Silver@z_e_silver

Probably the most hilarious thing about the Left and Israel is that Israeli socialism by far the ONLY successful implementation of actual socialism and they completely ignore it.

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𝐙𝐝𝐤 —@zadokism·
5 decades in public life 0 controversies 0 scandals 0 allegations
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Thurman Merman@ziggy393·
@TaliaRinger Talia he is an Anti-semite(and I don't liberally throw that around) - he tries to hide it well with his pseudo academic background & it seems to work if you arent Jewish
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Thurman Merman@ziggy393·
@TaliaRinger There is a massive push in the Palestinian movement to deny us of our collective identity & ethnicity
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