Arthur Normanson 🟦 🚒💦🔥 @artstop

At the risk of stating the obvious, the claim that Jews are harmful to the entire planet is a textbook example of antisemitism, regardless of who makes it.

Dan 🇮🇪 ✡️ @danielthemate

2 days ago

Yesterday in Dublin at the Jewish Anti-Zionist Congress, a speaker took the mic to declare that “Jews” are “harmful to the whole planet” and described them as “the chaos engine of humanity”. He then went on to say that we need to change Jewish religion and culture to “save

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Aveu majeur de @pressfreedom. Le CPJ lance enfin une révision complète de sa base de données sur les « journalistes » tués à Gaza, après que le Hamas et le Jihad islamique palestinien ont eux-mêmes exposé plusieurs de ces « journalistes » comme leurs propres combattants. On s’est fait lyncher pendant des mois dès qu’on osait le dire…. Qui s’en souviendra?

Aizenberg @Aizenberg55

6 hours ago

🚨Major admission by @pressfreedom. CPJ is finally conducting a full review of its Gaza “journalist” fatality database after Hamas & PIJ themselves exposed many listed “journalists” as their own fighters. Israel said this all along and Hamas/PIJ's own martyr notices proved it.

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Sick Berth Attendant Arturo Fanconi was posthumously awarded the Albert Medal in Gold for gallantry in saving life. On 28 June 1944, Fanconi carried two wounded men out of a minefield before being killed while attempting to rescue a third. 📍Bayeux War Cemetery 🇫🇷

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@NewYorker If only Hamas hadn’t attempted to destroy the Israeli state. Hamas wanted “total war”, with the goal of destroying Israel. Unfortunately Hamas failed. By what logic should Israel continue to have any such labor force coming from such a hostile place?

If only Hamas hadn’t attempted to destroy the Israeli state. Who would The New Yorker blame for lack of employment opportunities if Hamas’s plan had worked?

The New Yorker @NewYorker

a day ago

Israel’s ban on Palestinian workers has left families hungry and parents unable to pay for their children’s school fees. Still, the ban is being justified in the name of security, and shows no signs of abating. newyorker.com/news/the-lede/…

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@lauferlaw @SamAntar Because she’s pretty and loud, and professes to “fight”. That’s what voters on both sides are going for. “Fighters”. Not people that can get things accomplished, or people that have accomplished things.

open.substack.com/pub/neveralone… @taradublinrocks @Out5p0ken Please read this. Thanks.

Iron Dome. And again, that was enough for Mamdani to favor her over Reynoso. And finally, the Mamdani-backed Brad Lander defeated incumbent Representative Dan Goldman, making Mamdani’s record of taking down dedicated progressives already in office three out of three. Dan Goldman is a champion of reproductive rights for women. He wants to increase the national miminum wage. He wants universal child care. He wants paid family leave. He wants corporations to pay their fair share of taxes. He’s a champion of organized labor. Why did such a figure inspire Mamdani to spend time and effort driving him out of office? I’m sure you’ve figured it out. He’s pro-Israel, while Brad Lander — though describing himself as a “liberal Zionist” — regularly applies the genocide and apartheid libels to Israel, and he also favors ending all support to the Jewish nation — again, even for the Iron Dome, which does nothing but protect citizens from attack. I ask you: with “Zionists” like this, who needs antizionists? When Mamdani won his own election, Jews were assured that despite his abject hatred of Israel, his focus would be on helping New York. We were told that he wasn’t a national figure; he was merely the mayor of a single city, and he didn’t have the power to reshape American politics. While I readily recognized that he was no friend of ours, I also resisted the knee-jerk demonization of him that many of my siblings indulged in. But at this point, I don’t think we can deny that his anti-Israel crusade is, in fact, front and center in his ambitions and apparently the ONLY qualification that other local candidates need to get his powerful support.

Reminder of what “river to sea” means

If it was 4000 Muslim girls victims would their cases need to be reopened or solved immediately?

The Jackal… @ToonDazza

2 hours ago

4000 raping gang cases to be opened - this will uncover tens of thousands more - and this cunt @MayorofLondon knew ‘nothing’ about them. Neither did @metpoliceuk They’re either: 1) complicit 2) lying 3) completely fuckin useless at their Jobs. There’s as a strong case for all

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@lauferlaw All Mamdani cares about is antizionist Neo-Nazism. That’s the only thing in his sad little life.

Excellent read from Elissa Wald Of all the primary victories on Tuesday, none is more disturbing to me than that of Darializa Avila Chevalier. Or to put it another way, none is more disturbing than the defeat of Adriano Espaillat. Representative Espaillat was a power broker in his former position, and in my opinion, his political profile was as good as it gets. He was a five-time incumbent. The Chair of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus. The first Dominican-American to serve in Congress. For that matter, the first formerly undocumented immigrant to serve in Congress. He had a long track record as a public servant, spending nearly two decades acquiring invaluable political experience, first as a member of the New York State Assembly and then the New York State Senate. Moreover, he’s a longtime champion of a range of issues Mamdani professes to care about. He’s worked for years to fund affordable housing. He’s also proven mightily effective at economic development, working to convert the defunct Kingsbridge Armory into a vibrant community center, an undertaking expected to drive billions in revenue for NYC and generate thousands of jobs. He also secured funding to extend the Second Avenue Subway. He’s taken measures to curb gun violence. He’s a passionate advocate for immigrant rights. He’s a champion of labor, spearheading legislation to allow daycare providers to organize. Mamdani is well aware of all this, which is why he initially planned to endorse Espaillat. So why didn’t he? Lo and behold, he found a candidate he considered even stronger. One wonders why, during a fascist takeover of the country, Mamdani would devote his energy and effort to ousting a longtime, devoted, progressive and very effective public servant like Espaillat. One would think his preferred candidate was a superstar. Her qualifications remarkable. Her positions unassailable. Her political vision promising an undreamed-of slew of benefits to the city. So who is Darializa Avila Chevalier? What has she accomplished? What formidable track record does she bring to the table? It turns out Chevalier is a grad student. With no political experience whatsoever, other than organizing anti-Israel protests at Columbia. And a whole lot of incendiary rhetoric. She has posted calls to abolish police altogether. To abolish prisons altogether. To abolish *borders* altogether. To abolish deportation altogether, even for the most violent criminals. To seize private property from landlords. She has labeled Joe Biden a rapist. She has characterized interracial relationships with white woman as “fetishizing ugly colonizer women.” She has stated that “Israel doesn’t exist.” She joined the DSA rally celebrating Hamas’ massacre on October 8th in Times Square. She campaigned with Hasan Piker and Mahmoud Kahlil. And apparently that’s all Mamdani needed to take down a tireless, progressive, effective public servant like Adriano Espaillat. The latter made the fatal mistake of being pro-Israel. **And it would seem that nothing else mattered.** So much for focusing solely on what’s good for NYC, as Mamdani constantly claims to do. Only slightly less disturbing is the defeat of Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso by Claire Valdez. Here, too, we had Mamdani working to defeat a longstanding incumbent, a popular figure with very progressive politics and deep roots in his district. Reynoso wants to abolish ICE. He wants to tax the rich. To make the police more accountable to the public. He, too, has worked to make housing more affordable, as well as to curb overdevelopment in Bushwick and protect the manufacturing sector. Valdez, at least, has some (very minimal) political experience, having served since 2025 — that is, of course, since just last year — in the New York State Assembly. But more importantly, she deploys the “G-word” with abandon. She wants to block all aid to Israel, even for purely defensive measures like the /1

Posts like this from Europeans remind you that most of them are just the descendants of peasants of no particular intellectual distinction, who merely happened to be born in nations that once ruled the world.

moses hess @moseshessstan

5 hours ago

The British are not smart

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A lot of Jewish people on here have mentioned losing friends after October 7 I am one of them The thing that doesn't get discussed as much is exactly why we lost friends Because it had nothing to do whatsoever with Israel's response to Hamas's atrocities and had everything to do with Jews dying and suffering Yes. That's right. Jews dying in the largest act of antisemitic violence since the Holocaust provoked widespread societal hatred, both on social media and in person In some ways, the implications of this are too grotesque to bear. For what does it say about society and indeed "the West" when Jews dying provokes intense hatred, rather than empathy? "We hate you because your people have been killed en masse" was essentially the rallying cry at every "pro-Palestinian" rally immediately after October 7 It's essential we be clear-eyed about this

Hey @BrilliantMaps, the Jewish communities of the Arab world weren’t “lost”—they were ethnically cleansed, plundered, and expelled.

@NewYorker Why should Israel employ the same people who live to destroy them? They can go to Jordan for work. We don’t owe them a thing

@NewYorker The definition of suicidal empathy. Hamas had such accurate maps and information about the neighboring kibbutzes because Palestinian workers drew them. And they used the information to perpetrate a massacre.

To the vile ignoramuses @NewYorker who wrote this: At a Chanukah gathering with my neighbors, just a couple months after October 7, I met an elderly lady who told me this story: Her parents, as newlyweds, had fled the Jaffa massacre and started a new life, with only the clothes they were wearing, on a bit of swamp her grandfather had bought for his children in Petach Tikvah. They lived at first in a tent. Using stones from a nearby quarry they gradually filled in the swamp, they developed a little farm and this was where my acquaintance was born. Later she moved near Jerusalem and she was helped around the house by an Arab worker who came in to Israel from the West Bank. Sometimes he would stay over at her house, they were extremely close- so she thought. Theirs was a relationship that spanned many decades of mutual benefit. After October 7 he could no longer come into Israel to work & he called her up. And he told her that if only he could, he’d have joined in with Hamxs, crossed the border and murdered her. She was still shaken by this as she recounted it to me - she’d been so confident - over decades- their friendship was real. Now let the New Yorker delve into this topic: Poor guy- his income has been dealt a severe blow by the war. Best write an article blaming Israel.

@DastDn When the .@NewYorker has nothing else to criticize Israel for, they seize on not allowing Gazans to work in Israel? Seriously?

It's a well-observed feature of every genocide through history that victims were extremely upset at being denied the opportunity to work for people trying to murder them.

The New Yorker @NewYorker

a day ago

Israel’s ban on Palestinian workers has left families hungry and parents unable to pay for their children’s school fees. Still, the ban is being justified in the name of security, and shows no signs of abating. newyorker.com/news/the-lede/…

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