David 🦁📟 🇮🇱

I love twitter. It's a safe quiet space where I can forget my ivy league environmental systems degree, 30 years EPA experience, time on the national hydrofracking workgroup and be lectured to by someone who just watched a YouTube video.

John Simpson blocked me so he won’t see this but you might enjoy it - giftlink below 👇🏼

One of the latest conspiracies being pushed now by our MPs is that Israel is trying to stop other religions praying in Jerusalem. This is a gross libel at a time of war when Iran and Hezbollah are pounding Israel with missiles.

This is false, by the way. @AIPAC supports the U.S.-Israel alliance. It does not support, nor is there evidence that it does support, Netanyahu in particular. He's the Prime Minister of the State of Israel. In the interest of their mission they meet with the entire government, including the opposition. In fact, the opposition leader spoke to AIPAC members at its latest gathering in Washington. What @jonfavs is trying to do here is say that AIPAC is an agent of Netanyahu and his government. That's simply false and a malicious misrepresentation of AIPAC and what it does. If you were to go to AIPAC I would guarantee that you talk to individual members they will tell you they disagree with Netanyahu and his government at times, and some will side with the opposition. The reason for that is their mission is purely the alliance and relationship between the United States and Israel. That is it. Bibi will leave at some point, and AIPAC will continue existing doing the same thing it has always done.

You’re missing the point. A lot of the feedback on Rama’s recent rape denial, Hamas support, and working for antisemites who sound like the second rising of Hitler was dismissed as reaction to October 7. The recent resurfacing of her past behavior online extends the bridge of her racism and vile beliefs as character flaws from earlier years and up to her late 20’s, and not a recent anomalous behavior.

@MelatKirosCO Donating to AIPAC in your name)

I’m the candidate challenging Diana DeGette. I’ll say it plain and clear: Free Palestine and we need an arms embargo on ALL weapons now. I’m not afraid to talk to voters about these issues directly and respectfully. If you want to connect, find me at kirosforco.com

@JDCocchiarella @grahamformaine Did you know every time he gets an endorsement, he clicks his heels

My fullest endorsement possible @grahamformaine

@Claire_V0ltaire The anger at Jews practicing their 1st amendment rights while participating in the democratic process

Normalize saying American Jewish voters instead of AIPAC. Clears the fog.

Yesterday, Palestinian Islamic Jihad published the names of an additional 86 commanders killed during the Gaza war. Due to the list's size, this thread will analyze one half, which includes 3 journalists, 3 nurses, and 2 lawyers, among others. Details below: 🧵

What do I expect her to do? I expect her to hold a press conference, and unequivocally denounce the Jew violence she glorified. I expect her to show shame for feeling glee at Jews being forced to dig their own graves by terrorists. I expect her to cry about what happened to the Bibas infants, like any non-psychotic person would do. I expect her to ask for forgiveness and understand she deserves none. I expect my party to give her husband zero political future because we don’t celebrate people that cheerlead the rape and slaughter of civilians. I expect him to resign. Of course, we will get none of that. But it’s what what would happen if our party actually practiced what we preach.

This should have been on the front page of The New York Times. I speak to students in America and most have no idea that more than 30,000 Iranians were killed for protesting and demanding freedom. No names. No faces. No coverage. This silence kills me.💔 Thank you, Australia.

📌A video of President Clinton saying, “I killed myself trying to give the Palestinians a deal; all of Gaza and 97% of the West Bank. They turned it down. They never wanted peace,” is making the rounds again. Mehdi Hasan responded by telling people to “Google Taba,” referring to the Taba Summit held January 21–27, 2001, just after Clinton left office. The implication is clear: that at Taba, Arafat either accepted a deal or was on the verge of doing so but ran out of time. That narrative is false, and it is disproven by Arafat himself 18 months later. Arafat never said yes at Taba. He didn’t attend, didn’t accept any framework, and didn’t move on core demands like a literal “right of return.” We know this was a central reason he rejected Camp David and the Clinton Parameters, and the claim that the Palestinians were prepared to accept a symbolic or limited return is simply not true (this is clear from the Palestinian reply to the Clinton Parameters). Arafat did not compromise on this point, and he did not accept any deal. Yes, the negotiators, the ones with no power to actually approve any deal, to actually settle the core issues (e.g. refugees) said they were close when the summit ended, but there was thus no deal, no near-deal, and no missed deal due to merely to time. And we know this with certainty because 18 months later, Arafat suddenly claimed he would accept Taba. The Guardian, hardly a pro-Israel outlet, ran the headline: “Arafat approves Taba plan too late,” and reported that Arafat acknowledged the prior offers were not good enough and that he had not accepted any deal at the time. Only afterward did he say he would accept them. If Arafat had truly been ready at Taba, he could have said yes when it actually mattered: under the Clinton Parameters. He had weeks to do so, even after skipping the early January 2001 White House meeting where he was supposed to meet Clinton to accept the deal, despite committing to attend and say yes. Prince Bandar recounts in detail how Arafat left town without giving any answer. This is no longer disputed among the key people involved. Bill Clinton, Dennis Ross, Martin Indyk, Prince Bandar, and even Saeb Erekat all acknowledge the same core fact: Ehud Barak accepted the Clinton Parameters. Arafat did not. Subsequent disclosures have only reinforced this. The Bandar interview, the release of Israel’s formal acceptance, the Palestinian response document, and Clinton’s repeated confirmations all point in the same direction. There was a path to full Palestinian statehood. It was rejected. And the reason this keeps getting rewritten by people like Mehdi Hasan is obvious. This was the pivotal moment. A sovereign Palestinian state was on the table. The conflict could have ended, no more “occupation.” The entire trajectory of the conflict could have been different. And when given another opportunity years later, Mahmoud Abbas did the same with Olmert’s offer, later admitting he walked away.

@AxelPool6 @RoKhanna I'm a Democrat you idiot. Hating nazis and antisemetic douchebage runs in my family 😑

@InvisibleTL @RoKhanna It doesn’t serve your cause to equate wealth with badness. Are you blocking out your party Nepo baby Donny bone spurs big bailed out from all his failed bankrupt casino deals, and real estate deals by Rich Nazi daddy.???ok w u?

Anti-war, anti-Epstein class, pro working class. A new coalition for a new era. bloomberg.com/features/2026-…

We made Al Franken resign over a joke, but this woman can cheerlead the rape, slaughter, and torture of Jewish civilians and no one in my party gives a fuck.

Two Israelis wanted to buy a book about Jerusalem, they didn’t expect what would happen next 😂🤣🇸🇩

This retard doesn't know that Tel Aviv and Jaffa were literally two completely different cities.

@ProudSocialist Socialists are idiots and liars example 45445

This is the journalist who Israel tried to murder today for reporting on the war. Thankfully the missile missed. Give him a follow. He has more courage than every single one of our politicians combined.

@M_Simonyan Which type of brain worms do you have

"A decision was made to specifically hit that target, which means they knew it was a journalist. This was an assassination attempt by Israel to kill RT journalists." Scott Ritter gives us detailed breakdown of why the IDF strike on RT's Steve Sweeney was likely deliberate.

@emzorbit @brhodes @RobertMackey Thanks for convincing me to write a bigger check to AIPAC 😃

@brhodes @RobertMackey AIPAC supported Wesley Bell over Cori Bush in MO-01. Some of the people who canvassed and were the most vocal online for Bell were Trump supporters who didn’t even live in the district.

AIPAC is a danger to Democrats. Its cynical manipulation of voters with fake PACS and disingenuous ads that aren't about Israel shows it cannot win the argument. All it can do is turn Dems against each other and try to destroy the party. Dems: Dont. Take. AIPAC. Money.