Polly Esther retweeted
The Even Family from Kibbutz Be’eri.
On October 7, 2023, Hamas terrorists set fire to the Even family’s home to force them out of their safe room.
Chen Even fought back and killed one of the terrorists with his personal pistol.
The family then fled into the bushes outside their house to hide.
Rinat Even even managed to take a photo of them hiding there.
Shortly afterward, the terrorists found them and opened fire.
Rinat (44), Chen (45), and their two older sons — Alon (16) and Ido (14) — were murdered.
Their two younger sons, Tomer (11) and Nir (8), survived. They played dead and later found refuge.
They were a family of six. Now only two remain — orphaned, without their parents or their big brothers.
Rinat was a social worker who helped people others overlooked.
Chen was described as a tough guy with a heart of butter. Alon got along with everyone. Ido was the funniest kid in class.
They were ordinary, loving people living a normal life on a kibbutz. Until that morning.
We will not forget them.
We will not forget what was done to them.
And we will not forget the two little boys who were left behind.
May their memory be a blessing. 🕯️
Polly Esther retweeted
⭕️ Vance’s X post will go down in history as one of the biggest political miscalculations by a sitting vice president. Vance thought Trump’s base was made up of idiots, like the morons who listen to his buddy Tucker Carlson. (Yes, that’s how little he thinks of MAGA.) He figured the MOU debacle would eventually be forgotten. But he just found out that Trump’s base is much smarter than he gives them credit for. They pointed straight to the MOU as the turning point when the war started going downhill. And now the whole thing has backfired on him. What Vance failed to understand is that a huge majority of Trump’s base still wants to finish the job against Iran. They haven't forgotten what happened, and they aren't buying the excuses. And now they see him for what he really is: a backstabber and a disloyal vice president.
Polly Esther retweeted
🚨🇺🇸 ARI FLEISCHER, EXPORTAVOZ DE LA CASA BLANCA, RESPONDE DURAMENTE A JD VANCE.
Merece la pena leer hasta el final la respuesta completa de Ari Fleischer a una publicación del vicepresidente estadounidense, JD Vance, quien señaló que la guerra con Irán y la relación con Israel estuvieron en el centro de la derrota republicana en las elecciones de medio mandato.
Su publicación acumuló 3,7 millones de visualizaciones en apenas diez horas.
Esta es su respuesta:
«Señor vicepresidente:
Permítame ofrecerle una perspectiva diferente.
El problema no fue la guerra con Irán. El problema fue el alto el fuego.
Si comienzas una guerra, debes ganarla y llevarla hasta el final. De lo contrario, no deberías haberla iniciado.
Esta guerra debería haber terminado hace seis meses, con el estrecho de Ormuz completamente abierto y el petróleo fluyendo libremente. Deberíamos haber eliminado a los mandos de segundo y tercer nivel del liderazgo iraní y apoyado a las fuerzas prooccidentales que podrían haber tomado el poder.
Estábamos al borde de un Oriente Medio nuevo y más pacífico, pero retrocedimos en el momento decisivo. Teníamos la oportunidad no solo de impedir que Irán consiguiera armas nucleares, sino también de acabar con el mayor Estado patrocinador del terrorismo del mundo.
En cambio, llegamos a un alto el fuego, seguido de meses de incertidumbre sobre si completaríamos la tarea o no. Cada día se transmitía un mensaje diferente, y así seguimos hasta hoy. ¿La guerra terminó? ¿Está a punto de reanudarse? Nadie lo sabe. Reina la confusión y la falta de coherencia.
En junio de 2025, Estados Unidos no estaba involucrado. Era un enfrentamiento entre Israel e Irán.
Nadie obligó a Estados Unidos a atacar Irán entonces, ni tampoco en febrero de 2026. Fue una decisión del presidente Trump. En mi opinión, fue la decisión correcta.
Una vez tomada esa decisión, no deberíamos habernos detenido hasta derrocar al régimen. Pero, en cambio, negociaron un alto el fuego que no se mantuvo, no cumplió su objetivo y nos dejó en una situación intermedia, sin una victoria decisiva, con precios más altos y nuestras fuerzas todavía desplegadas en la región.
Nuestros soldados ya podrían haber regresado a casa, la Marina podría haber vuelto a sus bases, Irán podría tener un régimen amante de la paz, podrían haberse establecido nuevas alianzas y el precio de la gasolina podría haber caído por debajo de los tres dólares por galón.
No, señor vicepresidente. El problema no es la guerra. El problema es lo que se conoce como el "alto el fuego"».
Polly Esther retweeted
ELIMINATED ❌️
The Hamas terrorist Ahmad Ibrahim Ahmed Ma'aruf was permanently neutralized by the Israeli Defense Forces in the Gaza Strip.
He wanted to “finish Hitler’s job,” and now he’s a red fucking smear on the pavement.
ONE. BY. ONE. 💥
Polly Esther retweeted
It's as though we can predict what happens when a society gets Islamized.
Wow, this is what Yemen looked like in the 1960s under British rule. That was over half a century ago, but it looked decades more advanced than Yemen does today.
It’s almost unbelievable compared to what the country has become. And it’s a testament to how quickly a country can collapse once Islam reigns supreme.
Polly Esther retweeted
I’m starting to think this ‘anti-genocide’ crowd isn’t really about “opposing a genocide...”
It’s about committing one.
Polly Esther retweeted
🚨 “I’M WILLING TO GO TO PRISON.”
At the funeral of 20-year-old IDF Sgt. Yuval Shai Svilem, killed in the Hebron shooting attack, his father issued an ultimatum to Israel’s government:
Deport the terrorists’ families by the end of the shiva.
“If the state doesn’t do its job, we will take the law into our own hands.”
“They took our son. They will not celebrate at our expense.”
Svilem argued that deportation would create real deterrence: families would stop would-be terrorists before they ever carried out an attack.
“I gave the state my diamond. Now I want the state to act.”
@ArutzSheva_En
Polly Esther retweeted
You deserve to win Tuesday my friend Bibi @netanyahu.
Defending Israel against the terror of Iran, Hezbollah and Hamas is not only in the interest of #Israel but also of Europe.
You did more to defend our freedom than all the European leaders combined! תודה רבה
Polly Esther retweeted
Palestinian Arabs poisoning more sheep and Jewish livestock. Won’t hear anything about this in the mainstream media.
𝗔𝗿𝗮𝗯𝘀 𝗣𝗼𝗶𝘀𝗼𝗻 𝗝𝗲𝘄𝗶𝘀𝗵 𝗟𝗶𝘃𝗲𝘀𝘁𝗼𝗰𝗸 𝗶𝗻 𝗝𝘂𝗱𝗲𝗮 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗦𝗮𝗺𝗮𝗿𝗶𝗮 - 𝗙𝗼𝗿 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝟭𝟳𝘁𝗵 𝗧𝗶𝗺𝗲 𝗦𝗶𝗻𝗰𝗲 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗦𝘁𝗮𝗿𝘁 𝗼𝗳 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟲
The poisoning of the flock at Or Nachman Farm, near the Arab village of al-Mughayyir in the Binyamin Region, was reported during the day. This is the 17th livestock poisoning incident in Judea and Samaria since the beginning of the year.
Most of this year’s flock poisonings originated from al-Mughayyir, with sheep and goats from nearby farms falling victim.
𝗝𝗦𝗥 𝗦𝗶𝘁𝘂𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗥𝗼𝗼𝗺
Polly Esther retweeted
Muslims have killed more than 600 million non-Muslims since 622.
But if you point this out, they’ll say it’s Islamophobia.
🤖 Made with AI
Polly Esther retweeted
After seeing my tweet about Yaniv Hayoun and sharing it on Truth Social, President Trump has also recorded a video for Yaniv, who is a huge fan of President Trump. Trump said he is now also a fan of Yaniv’s, and said he can be his plumber any day!
Yaniv saved 180 lives when he stopped an Islamic terrorist pilot aboard a @flydubai flight from the UAE to Israel, including the lives of 4 US citizens.
He is a hero. America is grateful for his act of bravery.
Polly Esther retweeted
“The Germans should have finished you off!”
screams audience member to October 7th survivor Sabine Taasa during a showing of the infamous “NAZA” documentary in Delft, Netherlands.
Polly Esther retweeted
In Europe in 2026, a Jewish survivor of the October 7 atrocities is heckled off stage by people who would rather hear lies about evil Jews than listen to the truth about what happened to her.
Polly Esther retweeted
The hero from the FlyDubai flight made some interesting points. It was an all male flight attendant crew. He remembers one attendant holding the cockpit door closed instead of opening it. The attendants wanted them to untie the terrorist. youtu.be/Ubs17_9KIs0?si=iH3F…
Polly Esther retweeted
It's amazing. Palestinians can make a video of two little girls kidnapped b Hamas, forced to say to the camera they were kidnapped by Hamas, while standing in front of a Hamas emblam, and still people will deny it happened.
Polly Esther retweeted
Wow. There’s a movie coming out about Israel’s pager attack on Hezbollah called “Paging Hezbollah”. It comes out October 30th.
It was announced yesterday right before @netanyahu took the stage at the UN.
During his speech, he held up a pager and asked the room, “Do you remember the pagers? Hezbollah does.” 🔥
In 2025, Netanyahu gave President Trump a golden pager.
This movie tells the whole inside story about how Mossad carried out the Pager operation against Hezbollah to defend and protect Israel and the world from Islamic terrorism.
I can’t wait to watch this movie.
Polly Esther retweeted
A new report by UNICEF shows Gaza has one of the lowest child malnutrition rates in the world.
The so-called “worst famine in history” turns out to be the worst famine at being a famine.
LITERALLY. 😭
Polly Esther retweeted
Zohran took a pic smiling with a guy who personally filmed the torture of Israeli civilian hostages on October 7, very cool!
BOMBSHELL: Motaz Azaiza admits he filmed Israeli hostages being beaten in the streets of Gaza on October 7, and deliberately never published it, to protect the identities of the people beating them.
He did post other October 7 footage that day, celebrating the attack. He quietly deleted it later.
Azaiza is an influential "photojournalist" from Ghazza. TIME named him to the TIME 100. He was nominated for the 2024 Nobel Peace Prize. CNN, the Guardian and Sky all interviewed him.
Ms. Rachel Griffin-Accurso, who has 16 million subscribers, made a video for preschoolers introducing "my friend Motaz." She deleted it later.
Two weeks ago, he did a 3 hour and 38 minute interview in Arabic.
He made a number of EXTRAORDINARY admissions.
🧵