Top British attorney Natasha Hausdorff stunned the audience by completely destroying the Palestinian narrative about the conflict. The truth the world refuses to accept: Palestine never existed as a sovereign Arab state. The British Mandate of Palestine was a British territory taken from the defeated Ottoman Empire after 1917. Jews lived continuously in the Holy Land for centuries — long before modern Zionism. They were the majority in Jerusalem under Ottoman rule. Jews legally bought desert land (including the area that became Tel Aviv) and turned it into thriving cities and kibbutzim. Not a single Arab was displaced by these purchases. The Arabs rejected the 1947 UN partition plan and launched war to destroy the newborn Jewish state. They lost. During that war, Arab armies ordered local Arabs to flee so they could “push the Jews into the sea.” Many did exactly that. Israel has never committed genocide. It has fought for survival against repeated attempts to commit genocide against the Jewish people. Hamas, Hezbollah, and Iran’s regime are the real obstacles to peace in the Middle East. The historical facts are clear. The propaganda is not. Share this. The truth needs to be heard.

He didn't break the law out of greed. He broke it out of love. Standing in court, head in his hands, shivering in an orange jumpsuit, he looked like just another criminal facing fraud charges. But the file on the judge's desk told a different story. He'd written a bad check for thousands of dollars. Not for a new car or a vacation, but at a pharmacy counter. When the insurance company denied his mother's life-saving medication, panic took over. He knew the check would bounce, but he also knew it was the only way to get the medicine she needed to survive the week. Now, he faced prison time for that desperation. And as he stood there weeping, his only thought wasn't about jail, but about who would take care of her if he was gone. He braced himself for sentencing. But the judge didn't bring down his gavel. In a moment that stunned the entire room, she stood, leaned across the bench, and wrapped her arms around him. She didn't see a con artist; she saw a loving son pushed to the brink. Holding his face in her hands, she looked him in the eye and delivered the life-changing verdict: 'It's over. I'm dropping the charges. You deserve a second chance, and I believe you can take advantage of it.' She didn't just give him back his freedom; she gave him the challenge of going home, taking care of his family, and making this mercy matter. Sometimes, justice isn't just about punishment. It's about understanding. Do you think the judge made the right decision by looking at the 'why' instead of just the 'what'?

Biden was obviously senile, and the party went along with it to keep power. Trump is obviously delusional and senile, and the party is going along with it to keep power. We both hate the other side so much, we don’t care if we’re governed by sentient people.

My God, this might be the loudest mic drop I’ve ever seen in the history of debating 🤭 bookmark and post every time a zombie PR Jihad propagandist comes at you with the AIPAC/Israel “aid” talking point 🔥

Gad Saad drops evolutionary truth on luxury spending "Ferrari owners are 99% male—even though millions of wealthy women could buy one. Why? Fancy cars are the human version of a peacock's tail—status signaling to attract mates. Women signal through beautification instead. Humans are consumatory animals—we use products to scream 'I'm higher status than you.'" Biology explains more than we admit. 0:51 clip inside—eye-opening.

Me and Fi!

Sports, man. A Blue Jays fan catches a home run from NYY superstar Aaron Judge in Toronto, and then gives the ball to a young Yankees fan sitting behind him.

Just a man paddle boarding with his dog in Cape Cod

Today, we Iranians are faced with something truly unbelievable: Western, liberal, “woke” feminists, clueless about the brutal reality in our country, consistently stand with our oppressors under the delusion of saviorism. They have no understanding of the decades of humiliation, violence, and systemic oppression we’ve endured under the Islamic Republic. Driven by their own need to feel morally superior, they claim to fight for justice while turning a blind eye to the suffering of millions. And let’s be honest, they are some of the most racist voices out there. They look at Iranians and other “brown people” as too backward, too uncivilized, too dumb to deserve real freedom or democracy. In their eyes, we’re wild animals, only manageable under tyranny. But here’s the truth: we are the ones fighting for real freedom, the same freedom they weaponize to silence us. And we want absolutely nothing to do with their hypocrisy.

During WWII, Roddie Edmonds served as a Master Sergeant in the United States Army. In late 1944, Edmonds was captured during the Battle of the Bulge and held at a German POW camp. In January 1945, the Nazis ordered all Jewish-American POWs to step forward. Edmonds, the highest-ranking noncommissioned officer in the camp, ordered all 1,000 US soldiers to step forward, regardless of their religion. A German commander demanded that Edmonds identify the Jewish soldiers. Edmonds replied, “We are all Jews.” The commander said that they could not all be Jews and threatened to shoot him if he did not comply. Edmonds refused, saying, “If you shoot me, you will have to shoot all of us.” The commander backed down. Edmonds’ actions are credited with saving the lives of more than 200 Jewish soldiers. In 2015, Master Sgt. Roddie Edmonds was recognized as Righteous Among the Nations by Yad Vashem, becoming the first American soldier to receive the honor.

There’s been a real shift this week. And it’s one of those moments where you can actually see the needle jump. Usually these things build slowly. The public rhetoric, the posture of activists, the tone of the media, it all creeps along. But every once in a while, something happens that speeds it all up at once. This past week was one of those moments. Two Israelis were murdered in Washington, D.C. They were standing outside a Jewish museum. One of them turned out to be Christian. It didn’t matter. They were targeted because they were believed to be Jewish, and that was enough. That’s all it took. The reactions were exactly what you’d expect if you’ve been paying attention. A handful of people posted obligatory condemnations, and even those came with disclaimers. You could see them squirming to get the words out without compromising their brand. “We don’t support killing civilians, but…” And that “but” always drags the sentence into something much uglier. And then there were the others. The ones who didn’t feel the need to hedge anything. The ones who said plainly that the killing was justified. That the shooter was a hero. That this is what should be happening. Some even said they hoped it would continue. That more Israelis should die. I'm not referring to fringe trolls with cartoon avatars and 43 followers. These are verified accounts, public figures with massive platforms, posting these things proudly and getting tens of thousands of likes in return. It’s worth sitting with that for a second because the pro-Palestinian movement has always relied on two things. Ambiguity and plausible deniability. Their slogans are designed to be vague enough that they can’t be pinned down. “From the river to the sea.” “Resistance is justified.” “Globalize the intifada.” If you call them out, they just pretend you’re misinterpreting. “Oh, we just want freedom.” “We’re just against apartheid.” You’re the one being unreasonable for assuming they mean what they clearly mean. And that strategy has worked. It’s given them cover. It’s allowed activists, influencers, and academics to smuggle in open hatred under the language of social justice. Hamas understands how to wrap extremist ideology in human rights language. How to make their slogans sound noble. But something’s changed. Now they’re saying it directly. They’re starting to drop the mask. They’re openly justifying murder, and not just in Israel, but in America. In our capital. This has nothing to do with military action or Israeli policy. This was the targeted killing of two people because they were believed to be Jewish. And instead of condemning it, huge parts of the "pro-palestinian" movement embraced it. That is the shift. Because you don’t start saying these things out loud unless you believe the environment will let you get away with it. You don’t post this kind of rhetoric unless you believe the media will protect you, the institutions will stay quiet, and the public is too confused or too exhausted to push back. And here’s where it gets dangerous. When people stop hiding, it means they feel confident. And when they feel confident, they escalate. They radicalize others. They lower the bar for what’s acceptable. When major influencers tell millions of people that killing Jews is resistance, don’t act surprised when someone picks up a gun and acts on it. This is how it always works. The words start vague. Then they sharpen and spread until someone pulls the trigger. It’s already happening. But if there’s one thing we can use in this moment, it’s clarity. They’re not hiding anymore. They’re not pretending to care about human rights. They’ve said exactly who they are and what they believe. So now we say who we are. And now we have the opportunity to expose the moral cowardice and the ideological filth that has infected so many of our cultural institutions. We hold the line when no one else will. Because they’ve made their position clear. Now it’s our turn.

36 years ago this week, the world lost Gilda Radner. I often think of Steve Martin's monologue the day she passed. Holding back tears, and at the end, releasing the audience to let them know it's okay to laugh.

Trump Absent-Mindedly Snacks On Constitution

He needs to die in prison.

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Papa, guest of Fifi

Can’t help myself…

Seven-yr-old, Ellison, has down syndrome and struggles with sensory overload. His parents used to dread haircuts until they met Vernon Jackson, a local barber. Best 30 sec. you'll see all day.

Papa loves Fifi!