In his own words, senior Hamas terrorist Ghazi Hamad admits: “The recognition of a Palestinian state is one of the fruits of October 7״. Don’t let terror collect its reward.

One of the worst things to happen to the Palestinian cause is the way a single, rigid narrative has been imposed—mostly by people who aren’t even Palestinian. There’s only one "acceptable" way to talk about our struggle, one set of opinions we’re allowed to hold. Step outside of it, and suddenly you’re “less Palestinian,” no longer part of the team. And for many, that narrative isn’t even ours—it’s whatever Al Jazeera decides is the story. Whatever Qatar finds useful. If they say a certain leader or figure is the face of our struggle, we’re expected to idolize them, no questions asked. If they push a certain angle, we’re supposed to absorb it like gospel. The moment you think for yourself, you’re cast out. But our reality is not a propaganda reel. It’s complicated, painful, full of contradictions. And we should be able to talk about that—our own mistakes, our own internal struggles—without being accused of betrayal. A movement that demands blind loyalty instead of honest reflection is doomed to repeat its failures. If your idea of “supporting Palestine” means silencing Palestinians who think critically, then maybe you’re not supporting Palestine at all—you’re just following orders.

Exclusive: Just weeks after @BBCNews is forced to take down a documentary because the narrator was the son of a Hamas official - it completely whitewashes two terrorist families - both tied to key figures in the Islamic Jihad. Thread ⬇️⬇️⬇️

Radical pragmatism: Israel is here to stay; one can't be pro-Palestine and pro-Hamas; The Oslo years were just one short chapter in the pursuit of peace, and the Palestinian Authority does not embody the full potential of nonviolence and reconciliation as a political strategy 🇵🇸

Notice a curious thing: the United States has been bombing Yemen relentlessly for almost a week yet we have only a vague estimate of the casualties. "Dozens dead" and "some women and children." Yet in Gaza, we get exact numbers each evening. Why is that?

‘When we were led into the gas chamber, YOU said nothing. When we were forcibly converted, YOU said nothing. When we were thrown out of a country just for being Jews, YOU said nothing. When we now defend ourselves, all of a sudden, YOU have something to say. How did we take our revenge on the Germans for their Final Solution? How did we take revenge on the Spanish for their Inquisition? How did we take revenge on Islam for being Dhimmis? How did we take revenge on the lies of the Protocols of Zion? We studied our Torah. We innovated in medicine. We innovated in defense systems. We innovated in technology. We innovated in agriculture. We made music. We wrote poetry. We made the desert bloom. We won Nobel prizes. We founded the movie industry. We financed democracy. We fulfilled the word of Hashem by becoming a light unto the Nations of the Earth. So, World, when you criticize us for defending our heritage and our ancestral homeland, we, the Jews of the world, do exactly what you did: we ignore you. You have proven to us for the last 2,000 years that when the chips are down, you don’t care. Now leave us alone and sort out your backyard whilst we continue our 5784-year-old mission, enhancing the world we share.’ -Howard Klineberg, Jerusalem Post February 2, 2015.

RT @avraham_nir: I wonder, will the ICC issue arrest warrants for any of the responsible for halting the Humanitarian assistance to Yemen?…

I’m not Jewish, but there’s a reason that I’ve risked everything to speak up for the Jewish community. And when I say everything, I mean everything. I mean being blocked by friends that I grew up with, unfollowed by most friends and associates, accused of being a spy for the Mossad, IRGC, CIA etc, having my family accused of the same and having their lives put at risk to the extent of having to contact the FBI, being subjected to unthinkable smears, conspiracies, and rumors that are intended to blacklist me from everywhere and by everyone, but I still speak up despite it all, you know why? Because the same time that Jews had to watch their children being shot and kidnapped on October 7 Is the same time they had to watch half the world protest against the existence of their tiny Jewish state that is their only refuge from global genocide Is the same time they had to watch their friends, associates, celebrities, and the world’s body politic post paragliders in celebration of their massacre Is the same time they had to watch their synagogues go up in flames amid renewed pogroms in Europe Is the same time they had to be banned and blacklisted as persona non gratas of the world by trading the word “Jews” for “Zionists” Is the same time they had to be pushed back by human chains on college campuses and beaten unconscious for defying chants for their death Is the same time they had to watch a mentally ill rapper tell millions of his followers that he loves Hitler and supports the Holocaust Is the same time they had to watch the likes of Dan Bilzerian, Candace Owens, Jake Shields, and the rest of the “woke right” claim “Jewish supremacy” is the world’s biggest problem by citing obscure texts of the Talmud & claiming to “seek truth” while regurgitating antisemitic Soviet disinformation to justify their persecution Is the same time they had to watch the woke left claim that the victims of Islamist extremism deserved the October 7 horrors because their grandparents who fled Nazi Germany back to Palestine in refugee boats were actually “white colonizers” All while the world looks on and glibly asks, “what antisemitism?” That’s why I speak up. The most important thing I’ve realized is that nobody can take from you what doesn’t belong to them. They can silence, intimidate, threaten, and accuse you, but they can never take away the power of your voice when it bellows into the scorched earth the last hopeful, fragmented glimmers of truth. That belongs to you and nobody else, and in our lifetime, it may never be more important than now.

Today, people from Gaza are saying that Trump is right. Watching this video today, it seems as if Trump listens to every demand. One person says, "Trump, please relocate us; I will be the first one to migrate." Please pray for those who appeared in the video, as Hamas might have kidnapped them.

RT @LiquidFaerie: The United Nations was founded as a forum of governments. This arrangement presented enough problems of its own. Now the…

It's just so important to these people that Israel is found guilty of "genocide". "War crimes" would be bad enough (not suggesting they're guilty of this but it's possible) but it seems vital to these people that it's "genocide". Why?

Turkey is bombing native communities inside Syria as we speak, but the world's outrage goes to Israel for securing their buffer zone. This is what we mean by selective outrage and antisemitism.

You don't need a 300-page report to identify a case of genocide. We all know what it looks like. Genocide is walking up to everyone in a specific group and shooting them in the head (or putting them in gas chambers if you're really creative). Genocide is invading villages and massacring entire families. It's kidnapping the men, the elderly, women and children, raping them, holding them hostage, torturing them and killing them while you livestream it from their Facebook for all their family to see. There is no definition of genocide acceptable to common sense which includes passing food to the alleged victims for 14 months while providing them with electricity, water, medical supplies and access to your own world-class hospitals, plus a humanitarian zone and warnings before attacks so they can flee – attacks which are a result of a sadistic war that their leaders started. There is, indeed, an ongoing attempt at genocide and it's exactly what happened on the day of October 7.

Why do pro-Hamas Gaza terrorists and Hezbollah Lebanon militia sympathizers in Amsterdam, London, Paris, and Sydney stay silent on Iran’s oppression of women and the Muslim Brotherhood-led army’s genocide of children in Sudan? It’s not about Israel—it’s blatant anti-Semitism.

To all Jewish and Lebanese people who see this post: watch the video and read the captions. He says so much in this one video alone, everything that any Jew and sovereign Lebanese wants to say. Absolutely Priceless!

We told you so?

NATIONAL SOLIDARITY MARCH AGAINST ANTISEMITISM At 13:00 on Sunday 8th December, we march. Sign up at antisemitism.org/march We have a responsibility to stand up to extremism. We owe it to our country to fight for its future as the tolerant and decent Britain that we love.

It's started already! They're getting firing shots early to then say it's the Jews' fault. Cretins and clowns all of them 🤡

To the so-called activists in London, Paris, and Amsterdam: Your silence is deafening, and your hypocrisy is blatant. You claim to stand for humanity in Gaza, yet ignored the massacre of over 80,000 Muslims, Arabs, and Africans in Sudan at the hands of the Muslim Brotherhood-led army. This isn’t about Israel for you; it’s about using selective outrage as a tool of antisemitism or ignorance, chasing whatever trend gives you a spotlight. Don't be the ones who looked away during the Holocaust—be the ones who defended those who suffered. Stand against the Hamas terrorists who kidnap children, who use innocent Palestinians as human shields. Show true humanity, not selective crocodile tears.

European soccer culture can be notoriously racist, and I would not be surprised if some Israeli fans chanted bigoted stuff in Amsterdam. There is video of some taking down a Palestinian flag earlier this week. But of course, this does not justify leading a premeditated mass pogrom against anyone with the same identity, assaulting and car-ramming them. The people now justifying the violence are the same ones who've spent the last year justifying anti-Israel activists tearing down hostage posters, chanting for Israel's destruction, picketing synagogues and campus Hillels, and declaring "long live October 7" and "globalize the intifada." By their logic, such conduct should justify street rampages against anti-Israel protesters, but of course, they do not believe that. Their only consistent moral principle is that Jews have it coming in any and all circumstances, but others do not. Here's a better principle for the rest of us: No one should be assaulted in the street and no one should justify it.