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@RobertKennedyJc @ada_ziv Why isn't Fauci in Jail YET ?????

Covid-19 was one of the biggest scams in history. A power grab fueled by fear, manipulated data, and gain-of-function lies. Fauci was the evil architect at the center of it all. We will never forget the crimes against humanity! MAHA

יחד עם כל אזרחי ישראל, רעייתי ואני כואבים את נפילתו של לוחם גולני, סמל ליאם בן חמו ז״ל, שנפל בקרב בדרום לבנון. אנו שולחים את תנחומינו מעומק הלב למשפחתו של ליאם ז״ל ומשתתפים בצערה הכבד. ליאם ז״ל לחם בעוז ובגבורה נגד ארגון הטרור חיזבאללה כדי לשמור על ביטחון ישראל. אני שולח איחולי החלמה מהירה לפצועינו, ומחזק ומגבה את לוחמינו בשדה הקרב שפועלים בנחישות נגד כל איום עליהם ועל יישובי הצפון. יהי זכרו ברוך.

🔴 The mother who broke the heart of an entire country 💔 Sergeant Idan Fox RIP, armored fighter only 19 years old from Petah Tikva, fell in southern Lebanon from a UFO attack a beautiful boy, full of life, loved by all his acquaintances, who sacrificed the most precious for the people and the land. At a heartbreaking funeral, Amu Meital stood in front of a tearful crowd and praised her hero with words that shook an entire country: "Eden would want you to raise a chaser in his honor, to dance to the songs of Eden Ben Zaken that he loved so much." I promise you an era when everything will be done so that everyone will know what this world has lost". In one moment, a mother lost a son. In one moment, a family lost its entire world. And in one moment, a whole nation felt the unimaginable pain. Idan wasn't just a soldier. He was a son, a friend, a loved one, a young man with dreams, a joy of life and a huge heart, that was touched cruelly. May his memory be a blessing. With israel will not forget the young hero, and not the mother who broke all our hearts 💔

Never Forget You. 🇮🇱

Do you support Benjamin Netanyahu?

🕯️ Sergeant Liem Ben Hamo, 19 Sergeant Liem, from Herzliya, a combat soldier in the 13th Battalion, Golani Brigade fell during combat in southern Lebanon. I send my deepest condolences to his family and loved ones. May his memory be a blessing.

CHAZAK 💪

I was walking home alone at night recently when a migrant jumped up from his bench and shouted in my face “white bitch, Zionist face. Zionist bitch.” I’m not Jewish but it gave me a tiny insight into the Jewish hatred our Government has imported into this country. Unforgivable.

ISRAEL WINS THE GOLD MEDAL! She is only 12. But she is a winner! Congratulations to Israeli judoka Melissa Safronsky for winning two gold medals at the Budapest Cup. Let’s go Israel!

Jews. Don't waste your time and energy fighting against the verbal assaults of antisemites online. Get yourself to Israel. Join the army, learn how to defend yourself and start living your best,😃👌🇮🇱 most fruitful life. Make lots of babies and breath in the fresh Jewish-owned air! L'chaim! In ZION (Israel). Next year in Jerusalem!

In 1893, a five-year-old Jewish boy named Israel Beilin stood with his mother and father on the deck of an immigrant steamship pulling into New York Harbor. They had fled the violent anti-Jewish pogroms of Imperial Russia. They had crossed Europe by train and Atlantic by steerage. They arrived at Ellis Island with no money, no English, and no plan. The boy looked up at the Statue of Liberty. Forty-five years later, he would write the song that became America's unofficial second national anthem: "God Bless America." His name became Irving Berlin. He composed roughly 1,500 songs over his career — including "White Christmas," "Easter Parade," "Cheek to Cheek," "Puttin' on the Ritz," "There's No Business Like Show Business," and many others. He could not read music. He played piano in only one key. He shaped the soundtrack of 20th century America without ever learning the technical skills most professional composers spend years acquiring. His family settled in a tenement on the Lower East Side of Manhattan. His father, a former cantor in a Russian synagogue, could not find work as a religious singer in America and took a job in a kosher poultry factory. He died when Israel was 13. Israel left school the same year. He worked as a singing waiter in a saloon in Chinatown. He sold newspapers in the streets. He composed his first song — "Marie from Sunny Italy" — at 19 and sold it for 33 cents. The publisher misspelled his name on the printed sheet music as "I. Berlin." The misspelling stuck. Israel Beilin became Irving Berlin, and Irving Berlin became, within ten years, the most successful songwriter in America. He served in the U.S. Army during World War I. He served again during World War II — donating all royalties from his songs about the war effort, including "God Bless America" and "This Is the Army," to the Army Emergency Relief Fund. The donations totaled in the millions of dollars. He never took a penny. "God Bless America" was actually written by Berlin in 1918, during World War I, but he had set it aside as too solemn. In 1938, with Nazi Germany rising in Europe, the singer Kate Smith asked him for a patriotic song for her radio show. Berlin pulled the old song out of a drawer, revised the lyrics, and gave it to her. She performed it on Armistice Day — November 11, 1938. Within weeks, it was being played on radio stations across the country. Within a year, it was being sung at the Democratic and Republican national conventions. Within a decade, it had become so embedded in American patriotic culture that millions of Americans believed it must be a 19th century folk song — written, perhaps, by Stephen Foster or some other founding-era composer. It had been written by a Russian-Jewish immigrant who had learned English on the streets of Chinatown. Irving Berlin lived to age 101. He died in 1989. He had outlived almost everyone he had ever worked with — outlived George Gershwin by 52 years, Cole Porter by 25 years, Frank Sinatra he knew well into Sinatra's old age. In his apartment on Beekman Place in Manhattan — the same apartment he had lived in for decades — there was a small piano in one corner. The piano had been modified with a special lever that allowed Berlin to play in any key while only knowing how to play in F-sharp. He used that piano to compose "White Christmas" in 1942. "White Christmas" remains the best-selling single in recorded music history. Over 50 million copies sold globally. Bing Crosby's recording of it has been played on American radio every December for 80 years. It was written by a Jewish immigrant from a Russian shtetl who had never celebrated Christmas in his life. Irving Berlin was once asked, late in his life, what he had thought when he saw the Statue of Liberty for the first time at age five. He paused. Then he said: "I thought she was waving at me."

Hamas supporters will be targeting the BAYT Synagogue in Thornhill Sunday May 3rd.

🚨 BREAKING: Major Fire Erupts at Mesivta Yeshiva Building in Stamford Hill, London A large fire broke out at the Mesivta Yeshiva CZNV building located on Cazenove road in the Stamford Hill area of London, reportedly starting in the Pardes catering kitchen located inside the building. Heavy flames and smoke could be seen throughout parts of the structure, which also contains residential apartments. Firefighters are on scene battling the blaze. No injuries have been reported at this time.

@EliAfriatISR 🕯BDE

Permission granted for publication: Sergeant Liam Ben Hamo, 19, from Herzliya, a fighter in the Golani Brigade, fell in southern Lebanon after being hit by an explosive drone | May his memory be blessed.💔

Kol Hakavod

The latest of a wave of terror attacks against the Jewish community is Keir Starmer's fault. The 7th successful terror attack by Iranian regime Islamic fanatics. When Starmer had the opportunity to back America, he failed, a coward for the Muslim vote. And now look!

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How does an IRGC regime official get through any Canadian security checks? Did the Carney Liberals grant a temporary residency permit and override Canadian immigration officials? Not a single IRGC regime official should be allowed on Canadian soil. Canadians deserve answers now.