Since you named me, I want to respond directly.  Claire, you have a habit of treating “AIPAC” as a magic word that explains away every political setback. Lost support? AIPAC. Criticism? AIPAC. Voters disagree? AIPAC. You just suggested that undisclosed funding behind Real Fight NYC was tied to “pro-Israel” interests because I donated to your opponent. It wasn't. The PAC was funded by labor unions, a correction even Ryan Grim felt compelled to make. That is the problem with conspiracy-minded politics. The conclusion comes first, the evidence comes later, and reality is expected to fit the narrative rather than the other way around. People who pride themselves on fighting prejudice should be especially careful about prejudging others. This isn't a politics of substance or depth. It isn't even original. It is the same shallow conspiracy politics used by people across the political spectrum when they lack facts, evidence, or a more convincing argument. Frankly, it’s disappointing to see. Democrats spent years criticizing Donald Trump for weaponizing conspiracy theories whenever reality did not go his way. We should not be adopting the same playbook simply because it is politically convenient. Conspiracy thinking is corrosive whether it comes from the right or the left. Not every Jewish organization is AIPAC. Not every donor is part of a coordinated plot. And not every candidate who struggles politically is the victim of some grand scheme. Yet Claire, you seem determined to flatten every disagreement into the same simplistic story. The irony is that people who claim to oppose exclusion often seem perfectly comfortable treating Jewish participation in politics as uniquely suspect when it becomes politically convenient. You can disagree with Israel. You can criticize AIPAC. What you cannot do is suggest that Jewish donors, Jewish organizations, or people who hold different views should somehow be excluded from the democratic process. The problem may be that governing and politics are more complicated than you want them to be. Serious issues require serious analysis. They require the ability to distinguish between different organizations, different motivations, and different people. Not everything fits neatly into a slogan. I am proud to have supported Democratic candidates across America, and I will continue doing so. No amount of name-calling, conspiracy theories, or attempts to delegitimize my participation in the political process will change that. As for this race, I am happy to support your opponent because I believe he would bring the judgment, seriousness, and effectiveness that New Yorkers deserve from their representative in Congress. It is really that simple. No conspiracy required.

x.com/nonbinaryjelly/status/… I don't know how it will look like in future. BTW Harris lost Black and Jewish vote comparing to Biden. The process was already going

Just for reference:

"Following the collapse of the Soviet Union, the defection of KGB archivist Major Vasily Mitrokhin and Lt. Gen. Ion Mihai Pacepa revealed “Operation SIG” — a 25-year Soviet intelligence program designed to sow global Jew-hatred under the respectable guise of antizionism. Yuri Andropov openly boasted that the Islamic world was a “petri dish” in which the KGB could nurture a virulent strain of anti-Western hatred, grown from the bacterium of Marxist-Leninist thought. They realized they had only to repeat the theme that Israel was a “fascist, imperial-Zionist country” bankrolled by rich Jews. This Soviet state propaganda was subsequently given academic gravitas through an intellectual pipeline of key ideologues: Fayez Sayegh, who formulated the “settler-colonial” framework to strip a refugee rescue movement of its moral legitimacy; Trofim Kichko, the Soviet state scholar who rehabilitated the rabid antisemitism of the Nazi publication Der Stürmer for the Kremlin’s antizionist campaigns; Syrian Defense Minister Mustafa Tlass, who revived classical blood libels under the veneer of scholarship; and Johann von Leers, Goebbels’ high-ranking Nazi propaganda official who fled to Nasser’s Egypt to continue his war against the Jews without changing his core ideological tenets. Today, this laundered narrative is platformed and subsidized by dark money networks..." See the full article below in comments. h/t Gregg Rosenberg

My name is Gabe Einhorn. I’m a 24 year old founder, building VryfID, which verifies renters identity and income, then matches them with apartments they can actually afford. For landlords, this helps them fill units faster, increase occupancy, and raise NOI. I posted last week about an antisemitic incident, and since then it has blown up everywhere. Social media is flooded with people who hate Jews, and their only goal is to try to destroy us, as you see below. This guy just wants to destroy my business, and take down any Jewish person. Thank God, there are many good people out there who have been supporting me, and who are standing up to hate. If you are seeing this and want to be involved with what we are building, both with VryfID, as well as our fight against hate, please reach out.

THIS is exactly what I felt

This isn't hard: Condemn violence without equivocation. The reported planned violence and intimidation at the University of Michigan is wrong. This is simple and any leader should be able to say so. The fact my opponent cannot bring himself to say that is concerning.

This is not just a problem for the Jews anymore. That taxi driver probably saved up for years to afford his car and cab permit. It was destroyed in the name of free Palestine. These criminals should be in jail or deported. Enough of giving a free pass to these monsters.

Arrest him Pictured: Russian drone tech boss at Disneyland inews.co.uk/news/pictured-ru…

Israel is invaded by thousands of terrorists, murderers, rapists, and the scum of the earth. The Irish: Free Palestine. A Sudanese man beheads a white man. The Irish: we'll burn every house we suspect belongs to a non-white person. Well done, Ireland. You just demonstrated to the world you're a cesspit of fucking madness and extremism.

“The Ukrainians have already psychologically raped us.” — a Russian woman after experiencing living with air raid alerts and drones flying overhead for 3 days.

It does. 100%

As Palestinians were massacring families and burning babies alive, torturing, mutilating and gangr*ping young girls, stealing hostages including kids and babies... YOU WERE CHEERING FOR THEM!

Steve Witkoff ran away when I confronted him about his financial ties to Russia. His real estate company has been bankrolled directly by a former advisor to Vladimir Putin's sovereign wealth fund. He’s been making pro russia statements for months.

The reason Western liberals are so surprised by the pro-Palestinian opposition to a two-state solution is that they haven’t processed that they are the only people on Earth who believe the narrative that the Palestinians are desperate victims of big, powerful Israel.

The “right of return” is genuinely a catastrophically bad precedent to set that would lead to more conflict all across the globe. We should, if anything, be pressuring Israel to not even make token concessions to anything framed this way.

Do pray for Armenia. It's their chance to cut ties with Moscow theguardian.com/world/2026/j…

Irish reporter and social media influencer Caolan Robertson has been awarded an Order of Merit by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky rte.ie/news/world/2026/0606/…

I never wanted to be a political account. I'm a British Jew. A husband. A father of two. An engineer. A man who believed that if you worked hard, treated people decently and kept your head down, the world would mostly leave you alone. My grandfather survived Auschwitz. For most of my life, antisemitism felt like history. Something to remember, not something my children would have to face. Then came October 7th. Since then I've watched Jewish people told to stay quiet, hide who they are, apologise for who they are, or accept standards that would never be applied to anyone else. For a long time I said very little. I didn't want to drag my family into politics. I convinced myself someone else would speak. Eventually I realised that silence comes with its own cost. Martin Luther King Jr wrote: "In the end, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends." So I'm speaking. Against antisemitism. Against extremism. Against political intimidation. For free speech, liberal democracy, integration and honest debate. You don't have to agree with me on everything. But if you're willing to have difficult conversations without hatred, you're welcome here.