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Red Sea pedestrian. Proud and protective of my heritage ✡️. Owned by the world’s cutest puppy. No time for Jew haters.🇬🇧🇮🇱🎗️

London, UK
Joined September 2018
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Replying to @Olivia_Reingold
When I went to Israel it was surprising to me how the vast majority of people I met were not white. Most Israelis are Middle Eastern in appearance. The anti-Israel crowd will have you believe this is a white colonizer state, when it is a state of people with Middle Eastern heritage. Almost everyone I met was a Moroccan Jew, an Iraqi Jew, a Yemeni Jew, a Syrian Jew, an Ethiopian Jew, an Iranian Jew, and even Romanian Jews, Lithuanian Jews, etc. had dark hair and dark eyes. Clearly Levantine. They are all Jews who either fled Islamic persecution or fled European persecution. It’s a country of Jewish refugees who have survived deadly antisemitism, from the Holocaust, to the Pogroms, to the Farhud, etc. There are Jews whose families go back generations in places like Hebron and had to flee. Most people don’t even know about the 1929 Hebron massacre. Jews were living in what is now the West Bank for centuries before being kicked out by hostile Arabs, who were once their neighbors. Jews survived with a dream for countless generations to rebuild their ancestral homeland in Israel. It’s the greatest example of decolonization ever told. Everything the anti-Israel crowd says is a lie. You really see that when you go to Israel. These are good people, and they’re tough because they have to be and they have no other home and they will fight to survive and God bless them. I will always stand with the people of Israel. Israel is the light and the forces that seek its destruction are the darkness. When you go you can feel it. God is with the people of Israel, not the hordes of genocidal antisemites around the world.
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I’m sure they don’t teach this at Harvard.💔
The Arab slave trade trafficked over 20 million Africans into the Middle East. But today, there are hardly any Black populations in some of those countries. And it is not because they returned home. No. The reason is far darker than you imagine. The first thing Arabs did when they captured enslaved African men was castrate them. Their testicles were crushed between rocks. Sometimes the penis was cut as well. Thousands died from the procedure. This ensured that these men could never father children with enslaved women. It also meant they could never have children with their own women. They were stripped of their ability to reproduce, denied the chance to build families, and worked to death.
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Heidi Afikomen retweeted
Absolutely insane, Fauda actually predicted exactly what’s happening in France right now. And Israel has been warning of this since October 7th. European leaders didn’t listen and appeased the very people that are destroying their countries right now. Wake up.
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It’s no coincidence that rioters in France have vandalised synagogues and churches but no mosques. Attempting to destroy religious buildings has nothing to do with "school resources." It’s an attack on Christianity and Judaism. nitter.gq/BastionMediaFR/status/…
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The World Jewish Congress, founded in 1936, exposed Nazi crimes, pressed for the rescue of European Jews and advocated for Holocaust survivors. @EnglishHeritage has refused to honour its former headquarters in Mayfair/London with a blue plaque. thejc.com/news/uk/world-jewi…
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Replying to @IsraelWarRoom
Is France committing genocide? I think Jonathan Powell, Labour’s National Security Advisor, and his family should be asked. Is thinking that French people should have a state racism? Green Leader Zack Polanski probably won’t be there if he’s asked.
Pour la France, un État ou deux États ? Diviser la capitale en deux avec frontières reconnues ? Que faire de la rive ouest de la Seine : statut, accès, contrôles et sort des populations qui y vivent ou en sont parties ? Et pour toutes les anciennes colonies françaises ?
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We call on France to exercise restraint when dispersing the freedom fighters on the streets of Paris. These brave warriors for justice must receive immediate humanitarian aid, and their safety must be guaranteed in accordance with international law. Failure to comply will leave us no choice but to bring a case before the ICJ, in close cooperation with that renowned champion of human rights, Afghanistan.
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I cannot believe this is where we are. @GBNEWS
What happened to me: I was invited by the Israeli embassy to Israel because of my advocacy and went from 8-15 June last year. A prevent referral was made because I was “over identified” with Israel (bought bagels and hummus that week) The paperwork sent with my redacted SAR shows that they had rightly said there was no legal reason to investigate me since going to Israel isn’t a terrorist act and caring about Jews isn’t worthy of investigation. On 23 June my NHS records were changed to declare me a vulnerable adult which is someone with cognitive impairment who by virtue of their severe impairments is at risk of coercion and exploitation. The implication being that the Israelis were exploiting me. This was done without my knowledge and with no assessment or evaluation. My NHS GP records were then made unavailable to me. This label was removed on 18 May this year also without my knowledge or any assessment. The prevent people came to my door and asked me about my trip to Israel and whether I’d ever visited Auschwitz, they asked who I knew in Israel and whether I’d ever return. The reason they could do that and look into me is because they’d designated me an incompetent and the reason they could do that is because I have what used to be known as Asperger’s and (real, not the modern variant) ADHD. They used my health issues to make me medically vulnerable in order to investigate me for legally travelling to Israel on an embassy visit because I thought killing 1200 innocent people in the name of a KGB inspired propaganda creation “Operation SIG” was wrong. The fact I had longstanding friendships with Jewish people and would help anyone didn’t matter. I have been labelled an incompetent by the state in order to allow monitoring by prevent because I support Israel. When I did the 7.10 speech at the JSOC at Durham University two uniformed police attended to monitor the event for hate speech. It was a memorial to murdered people, I was honouring THEM. I find it all disturbing and terrifying. It wouldn’t be so bad if I had not for my entire life been treated like scum by teachers, doctors, midwives and the state because I have Asperger’s and a chronic pain condition. The truth is I’m a highly competent woman who has always managed genuine health challenges with resilience and determination and I am affronted by the state thinking they can just label me mentally incompetent because I’m a Zionist. I found this out by accident. As I said my GP notes have been made unavailable to me but I’ve put in requests and complaints to all the relevant organisations because you cannot use my personal data maliciously in order to target me for caring about Jews and Israel. Zionism is a protected philosophical belief and I am a Holocaust scholar. You cannot on one hand have psychological reports from 2021 showing I have verbal reasoning and logical reasoning in the gifted range and call me a mental incompetent. This is political targeting and I will not go quietly into that good night and eat my paste like a placid subject. You’ve done me dirty and I’m deeply aggrieved. The harm that has been done to me over decades by the services meant to protect citizens is a disgrace. I am a good woman. I am never hateful, I am not incompetent and I will not stop using facts to counter lies. If you want me to go away then pay for me to leave the country
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Who is that Green man baby Michael Wakelin @GBNEWS? Thick, immature, ignorant scruff bag gobshite. Michael, your comments reveal how little you understand about Jews and Israel. Grow up, go away and read a book. What an embarrassment. You make Matthew Laza look credible, FFS.
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I’m British 🇬🇧 I abhor the Green Hamas Party I abhor Labour and anyone professing anti Israel and antisemitic views. Down with the Red Green Alliance #AmYisraelChai
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Are you suffering from a severe lack of popularity ? Want to be rich and famous again ? Have you tried the Gaza Grift ? #GazaGrift #Grifters #VirtueSignalForClicks
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The moral narcissism of this guy. People don’t generally pay to go to concerts (certainly not Ed Sheeran ones) to get lectured by a dropkick about geopolitics, and objecting to that doesn’t make them bad people. It’s like giving a speech about cancer at someone’s wedding and then saying well cancer is more important than your feelings and so it’s my right and duty to give a speech about cancer and if you complain about it you obviously don’t care about cancer. There are layers of logical fallacy here. As I’ve noted before, sufferers of Israel derangement syndrome think that everybody else should be as deranged as they are, and that those who are not are morally inferior.
Macklemore has been dropped From Ed Sheeran's tour and says Sheeran "told me that the words 'Free Palestine' and the image of the Palestinian flag were hurtful to a lot of people he spoke with." "I told him that if those words were more offensive than tens of thousands of Palestinian children being killed by Israel, then there was a fundamental disconnect between where those people stood and where I stood." variety.com/2026/music/news/…
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Four pro-Palestinian activists—the "Sumud 4"—have been locked in a Tunisian prison for months without trial. Wael Naouar is currently hospitalized on a life-threatening hunger strike. Where are the emergency press conferences in London? Where are the street protests in New York? Where is the wall-to-wall coverage from human rights groups? Total silence. Yet when Israel detains activists for 24 hours for legal questioning, it’s instantly branded an international emergency, "kidnapping," and splashed across front pages worldwide. When an Arab government starves and detains the exact same activists, the global outrage machine turns off because it breaks the preferred narrative. The silence around the Sumud 4 proves what many have known all along: modern "human rights" activism isn't about protecting human lives—it's about selective political targeting. #Sumud4 #Tunisia #HumanRights #DoubleStandards
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Has Farage or anyone in Reform spoken out about yesterday’s shameful actions against Israel by the UK government?
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Heidi Afikomen retweeted
Dear British People, Please accept the fate of your island quietly. We have chosen to let in hundreds of thousands of undocumented males from misogynist cultures but you are not allowed to protest. Any peaceful protest will be viewed as “thuggish and intimidating” because you’re all ghastly white working-class people, aren’t you? Bigots! What, a twelve-year-old boy raped? What, an 80-year-old man raped in a churchyard by an illegal migrant? Rhiannon Whyte stabbed 23 times in the head by an illegal migrant who had arrived 11 weeks earlier? Perfectly normal. Keep things in proportion. As Are Andy says those men have “other norms”. We appreciate you have voted at every general election against immigration and you want illegal migrants deported. And we have ignored you for many years. So now you think voting doesn’t work. Fair enough, we understand your concerns. But that is no excuse to take things into your own hands! Rest assured your government is doing everything it can to do nothing to stop the boats. We will launch a crackdown against anybody who tries to actually stop the boats. Meanwhile, everyone must take their fair share of the unfairness nobody voted for. Remember - Hope in every heart. A rapist in every postcode!
'It was thuggish and intimidating behaviour' Government minister Emma Reynolds reacted on #BBCBreakfast to a protest in Portsmouth on Sunday night after around 140 migrants arrived in a single dinghy that had crossed the English Channel. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/clye…
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Since Jason Arday, I’ve been thinking about getting into Cambridge, and what it meant. The culmination of years of headbanging hard work. Being a “swot” at school because I handed in homework instead of being popular. Yes, in a comprehensive the choice was that stark. Carrying Tesco’s bags full of books home from the library on the bus for weeks. Piling the books high to create a rampart around my single bed. Telling myself, “If you read all those books you’ll be good enough to get in.” Some of the books I read - all of Graham Greene - were not considered “literature”. Not of the first rank, dear. I didn’t know. As much Shakespeare as I could pack in - the big 4 Tragedies, all of the comedies. All of Austen, Forster (even Maurice FFS), lots of Dickens, Anna Karenina (devastating, wonderful). I stopped going to school because I needed to read more, much much more. To be good enough to get in. The Head of Sixth Form summoned me and said, “If you carry on like this you’ll fail your A levels.” Ha! She hadn’t got a clue. I was working so far beyond A levels. Besides, I had to finish all the books in the rampart. Time was running out. So hard, the entrance papers. Translating Proust into English. How? Then, a passage of George Eliot I recognised - thank you God! Then pretending that I’d read Oliver Twist when I’d only seen the film. I called it Oliver! in my essay. With an exclamation mark - how crass. But the dons didn’t know the musical, maybe. I don’t know. The only lie I told to get into Cambridge. Oliver! “All we ever get is groo-ell!” A really small, forgivable lie, I think, because the work of becoming good enough was so immense, so lonely. But the surge of pride when I made it. Good enough to get into that unattainable place. And now, we know that same Cambridge let in someone with two GCSEs - PE and textiles. A man who lied and lied and lied. They didn’t just let Jason Arday in, they made him a Professor, one of those scholars kids like me revered. We were in awe - imagine being taught by those great minds. Christ, Cambridge. What a betrayal of all of us who strove so hard to be good enough to deserve you. Who put you on a pedestal, who really truly thought reading hundreds of books was the price of admission, a price you willingly paid. So much for the brightest and the best. It’s so disgusting on every level, waving in someone utterly unworthy, barely literate for crying out loud. A man at the mercy of the English language, not its master and commander. A know-nothing Professor, a vacuous, fashionable fraudster hired to give lectures to kids like me. So Cambridge could look “diverse” and, in so doing, renounced its ancient power which made so many like me strive to be good enough.
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Heidi Afikomen retweeted
Life is too short. One day, without warning, someone you laughed with, argued with, or promised to call tomorrow will no longer be here. And in that moment, you'll realize how meaningless so many of the things we fought over truly were. We spend so much of our lives believing we have more time, more time to forgive, to say "I love you," to mend a broken relationship, to chase a dream, to be kinder. But tomorrow is a promise none of us have been given. In the end, people won't remember only what you said. They'll remember what you stood for, how you treated others, how you loved, and whether you had the courage to remain true to your convictions, even when it wasn't easy. So hug a little tighter. Love a little deeper. Forgive a little sooner. Laugh a little louder. Stand firm in your values, but never lose your compassion. Life is heartbreakingly beautiful because it is so fragile. Don't wait until someone becomes a memory to tell them they mattered. Life is too short. Make every heartbeat count. 🤍🕊 In Memory of @LiquidFaerie Leah bat Sarah v'Yosef
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Mohamed Abdulraziq dragged a five-year-old girl off the street and sexually assaulted her. When I referred his sentence to the Government as unduly lenient, the minister disagreed. That minister - Ellie Reeves - has just been made Attorney General. nitter.gq/NJ_Timothy/status/2041…
Mohamed Abdulraziq dragged a little girl off the street and sexually assaulted her. I referred his case to the Attorney General after he was sentenced to only eleven years in prison. He’ll be out in probably seven. Labour say this isn’t unduly lenient.
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