Liz Fedak, PhD

Woo!! Part I of our p53-decision-making model is out the door! link.springer.com/article/10.100…

@HenMazzig @PamelaParesky Don’t worry, he got replaced!

The same Mayor Mamdani who says he won't join the Israel Parade because of the government, marched with a smile on his face at the Pakistan Independence Day parade. Pakistan 🇵🇰 - Is a global transit point for human trafficking - Sees 1000+ honor killings of women a year - Has one of the highest rates of heroin addiction in the world - Its army raped ~200,000-400,00 women and killed between 300,000 and 3 million people during a war with Bangladesh in 1971, in what is widely recognized as a genocide - Multiple terror groups operate in the country and killed 100s in attacks in just the last year None of those are reasons for individual Pakistanis to stop marching for their country; random citizens are not responsible for an entire country's failures. But they are reasons why the Mayor's stance betrays a double standard. Mayors are responsible for ALL of their city's residents, no matter what country they are from.

Looks like our mayor showed up to the Israel Day Parade after all!

@TheJewishAlly Hello from 61st!

NYC Israel Day parade earlier this morning 📸: @TheJewishAlly Police on bikes going up and down the route before the parade begins

Vittorio Arrigoni was an Italian "peace" activist and journalist, a member of a left-wing human rights organization. He decided to "liberate" the Gazans from occupation, moved to the Gaza Strip, and devoted all his time to documenting the suffering of Gaza's inhabitants, accompanying Palestinian fishermen off the coast of the Strip, and protesting against Israel and the "war crimes" of the IDF. He even had the Arabic word "Mouqawama" (resistance) tattooed on his arm and ended each of his articles with the words: "Stay human." Despite his total support for the people of Gaza and their struggle, Arrigoni was kidnapped in Gaza by a jihadist terrorist organization, which accused him (of all things) of "spreading corruption and Western values" in Muslim society. Surprising, isn't it? The kidnappers demanded the release of their leader from prison within 30 hours. But after only a few hours, the terrorists panicked, strangled Arrigoni to death, and hanged his body in an abandoned house. The murder caused enormous emotion among left-wing activists around the world, who learned at their own expense that for the Gazans, even their greatest supporter from the West remains an "infidel" condemned to death. Even after his assassination, there were still people in the West who continued to explain that "this is not the true Islam" and that one must "understand the context." Europe continues to stroke the snake and then be shocked when it bites. The cruel irony is that a man who devoted his life to fighting Israel and for Gaza was killed precisely by those extremists he tried to present to the world as "victims of the occupation." #Bonne_Chance_Europe

@gohardaddy American—I don’t care about gas prices. The freedom of your people will be a gift to the world.

Many people think that we, the people living in Iran, have become hopeless after President Trump announced the possibility of an agreement with the Islamic Republic. But that’s not the case. We are simply sad and depressed. We are saddened to see that the fate of our people, the destruction of our country, the repression, torture, execution, and genocide of us Iranians hold no more importance for Western governments than a few cents increase in the price of a gallon of fuel for their cars. These so-called civilized Western societies, which for years have portrayed themselves as champions of human rights and democracy, are today closing their eyes to the crimes of a terrorist regime. This regime plunders and loots Iran’s resources to finance, train, and spread radical Islamic terrorism from east to west, and has spent thousands of billions of dollars to build an atomic bomb and take the modern world hostage. This disregard is not the right of our people. Throughout different periods of history, we have repeatedly been the saviors of other nations. We have saved the Jewish people twice in history, rescued the Kingdom of Oman from the clutches of communism, and have always stood on the side of truth. We are not hopeless today. We are hurt because we thought that finally a president had come to the White House for whom our fate mattered more than oil and gasoline. He explicitly told us four times that help was on the way. On the first day of Operation “Hamas Fury,” he said: “Help has arrived. This may be your last chance to take your country back. For now, stay at home while we finish our job, then you take action.” He repeated this several times afterward. In addition, his Secretary of Defense and the commander of CENTCOM also repeated the same message multiple times. But all these words were forgotten as soon as the ceasefire game and negotiations began. It was the same ceasefire during which the mullahs’ regime started executing young Iranians and hanged dozens without trial or court. It was the same negotiations in which not even once were the demands of the Iranian people included among the preconditions. There were conditions about the Strait of Hormuz, oil, lifting sanctions, and even payments to the IRGC and the mullahs — but the name of the Iranian people and their basic rights was never mentioned! No! We are not hopeless, and we will not go back. In fact, we cannot go back, because the path behind us is blocked by a sea of blood from our friends and comrades. The Islamic Republic regime, in an era known as the age of communication, shut down the internet for the Iranian people for three months. In this digital prison, it carried out repression, torture, and massacre of Iranians, while the world that claims to be advanced, civilized, and responsible did not take even one step to free the people of Iran from this digital darkness. #IranMassacre #IranWar‌

Yesterday I was sitting by the pool at the gym. There were few Muslim women in hijab and full Islamic dress. Of course they weren't there to swim, they had come with their children, some with their husbands. You can't help but notice how the men swim with the infidel women while the wife sits there in the sun, fully dressed. One woman first loosened her hijab a little to let the air in, then pulled it back a bit, until it ended up on her neck, then she'd pull it back up. You feel like she wants to burn that rag but just can't. This reminded me of my mom. She never took the hijab off in her life, except one day. We went out as a family, but my dad made sure we were far from anyone who might recognize us, and he let my mom wear a skirt, without a hijab, that day. I've never seen my mom that happy. Hijab is not a choice, and even when a woman chooses it, she does so because she was programmed. It is abnormal and against humanity, and what it does to a woman, and to society, goes far beyond what you'd think.

The internet is back in Iran. Now the world is seeing what the regime tried to hide. Many of these protesters never came home. Watch. Share. Don't stay silent.

@MOSSADil Yes I will! Am Yisrael Chai!

🗽 ANY FOLLOWERS HERE FROM NYC? If so, will you be showing up on Sunday for the annual Israel Day Parade on Sunday? Drop a comment and let us know!

A Muslim woman from Gaza has openly admitted that all Muslims in Gaza (especially the women and children) dream of burning Jews alive. Because in Islam, she says, Jews are “impure dogs,” and killing them is a sacred duty. This isn’t about land. It’s about jihad, i.e., Islam’s holy war against the rest of humanity. Western globalists keep selling you the “religion of peace” lie—just to import more loyal voters.

Flashback: A Muslim scholar who openly calls for reforming Islam in order to end its war against the rest of humanity calls on the West: “Deport all the jihadists who want to kill you. Stop tolerating Islam’s intolerance.”

⚠️ New horrific video: #IRGC hacked and dismembered protesters with machetes. You can clearly see a regime agent holding a machete in his hand. Pure barbarity. This is the true face of the Islamic Republic of Iran. Share. Share. Share. The world must see these crimes. #JavidShah #InTheFinalBattlePahlaviReturns #IranMassacre‌

@TheJewishAlly “Nothing but good”? He racked up a body count during his first month in office.

A clothing company in Palo Alto commenting on New York politics while not living here, paying New York taxes, riding the subway, dealing with crime, or understanding what actual New Yorkers are experiencing (or will be….) is already ironic enough. And using the word “ethical” is honestly hilarious considering many of us judge politicians by policies, outcomes, public safety, affordability, and reality, not social media branding. Shame on you Sonnet James. Whitney Lundeen is the founder of Sonnet James. Do you know how to critically think and judge moral clarity Whitney? @StopAntisemites

One of the most powerful things I’ve read lately about Iran, silence, algorithms, and how revolutions are erased in the modern world What makes this even more important is that it was written by a non-Iranian voice who chose not to look away while much of the world did One line from the article stayed with me deeply: A revolution does not disappear because the people stopped fighting. A revolution disappears because the world stopped looking. Please take the time to read it. Not just for Iran, but to understand how truth itself can be buried in the age of algorithms, comfort, and selective attention Thank you to the author for refusing to let people disappear into silence #JavidShah‌‌‌‌‌ #KingRezaPahlavi‌ForIran

@sagkosh1 Always. Cheering the people of Iran on from America!

Imagine for a moment what happens the day after the Islamic Republic falls Not chaos, but a young, energetic nation of 90 million finally free from 47 years of ideological exhaustion A people rediscovering pride in their ancient civilization without the filter of hatred toward the world A generation that wants to build, create, and reconnect not export revolution Suddenly the psychological map of the Middle East changes The question stops being How do we contain Iran? and becomes What does a strong, nonideological Iran mean for the region? This is exactly why so many powers prefer to reduce the Iranian movement to temporary protests, economic complaints, or a nuclear negotiation file They hope that by shrinking the story, they can shrink its consequences But it is too late for that The seed has taken root Millions of Iranians, both inside the country and in the diaspora, have moved beyond protest They are engaged in something deeper: the reconstruction of national identity and historical memory And societies that successfully complete this reconstruction do not return to the old sleep They move forward with clarity, purpose and an unbreakable will to be heard The world should pay attention. Not out of charity but because Iran’s freedom will reshape the entire region’s future Stand with iranian revolution #KingRezaPahlavi #FreeIran #JavidShah #جاویدشاه

People believe that because 700,000 Palestinians were displaced in an Arab war 80 years ago that today they're entitled to wage massacres, bomb busses, hijack planes, and recruit activists for a global intifada. People also believe that because 9 million Jews were displaced in WW2 and 6 million of them were exterminated and nearly another million were ethnically cleansed by Arabs, that they're entitled to no self defense or sovereignty and that “their victim card expired." This is the confluence of the racism of low expectations and raw antisemitism.

Bamba, anyone? In response to the divisive and hate-driven boycott of Israeli products at the Park Slope Food Coop, UJA is buying those very products, starting with a purchase of 20,000 bags of Bamba. Stay tuned as we distribute these beloved Israeli snacks at community events over the next few weeks — because we’re all better with Bamba. 🥜

“The Mayor of the largest city in the U.S. stood at a rally on May 26 & pledged use of an authority his office does not possess…Mamdani promised what the law forbids. His promise is now public. The reckoning is now scheduled.” READ a brilliant legal analysis by @GerardFilitti: gerardfilitti.substack.com/p/mamdani-prom…

حالا که شما دارید از روزایی می‌گید که ما نبودیم، بذارید منم از روزایی بگم که شما اینجا نبودید. هفته‌ی اول، همه‌چیز برای ما غریب و سنگین بود. از هیچ‌جا خبر درست و حسابی نمی‌رسید. روزی چند بار پدافندها فعال می‌شدن و ما اولش نمی‌فهمیدیم صدای انفجاره یا پدافند. /۱

More footage surfacing from the Iran protesters after the Internet was restored today. IRGC forces literally opened fire on families protesting together.

⚠️Horrific videos and evidence of the Islamic Republic’s crimes are flooding in. This is Pirouzi Street in Tehran a completely different part of the city. Look at this enormous crowd of brave, unarmed Iranians on the streets on January 9th answering the Shah’s @RezaPahlavi call. And look how the IRGC responded with direct live fire. This was not protest control this was war. This is genocide. Share. Share. Share. Let the world see the truth. #JavidShah #InTheFinalBattlePahlaviReturns @POTUS @SecRubio @netanyahu @TrumpDailyPosts @marklevinshow @FoxNews @soheil7and