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Canadian Palestinian groups… cheered when they heard Iran had launched drones during a Saturday Toronto protest.
“only a Jew could call out prejudice against him and lose credibility as a victim”
“London’s streets have become a “no-go zone for Jews” during pro-Palestinian protests.”
“After a few minutes of shouting it was clear they weren’t gonna go away”
“Arabs have historically fought vicious wars against each other during Ramadan.”
“Cults inculcate addictive behaviours and once these have built up a pattern of gratification, it is very hard to step back from them.”
I’m reposting this as a reminder that RBG was a proud, Zionist Jew.
The emblem's imagery, steeped in the conflicts of its time, serves as a stark reminder of the violent struggle that characterizes the movement.
The essay below by kapo Judith Levine—a woman who trivializes rape—makes no mention of…
“There is a particular strain within leftist thought that often exhibits a fascination with revolution and a drive to dismantle and disrupt, sometimes indiscriminately”
“anger had a defined focus; rage, a sign of fury at the world, was labile, readily shifting from one object to another.”
“Silence ensures Islamist antisemitism overrides human morality.”
The image is Hussam Abdo, a foiled child suicide bomber.
“According to Pew Research, 93% of the Palestinian population is completely opposed to homosexuality, a percentage among the highest in the world. Palestine has also been named by Forbes as one of the worst countries in the world for LGBTQ+ travelers.”
“it’s a theory one expects to find only in online fever swamps. But its usefulness in denying the Jewish connection to the land of Israel has made it a mainstream claim among {an Arab death cult}.”
There are no arguments as to why police response to violent protests in Israel is more important than police response to violent protests in Sweden or Canada, or anywhere else. So why do we only have stories on the former?
As the Kuwaiti-Palestinian academic Sami Al-Arian openly stated on Al Jazeera on July 30: "The Palestinian cause is not about creating a [Palestinian] state... [our] greatest strategic goal is to dismantle the State of Israel... "
“The Arabs of Haifa fled in spite of the fact that the Jewish authorities guaranteed their safety and rights as citizens of Israel.” New York Herald Tribune, June 30, 1949
