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Gregg Rosenberg retweeted
Gaza's Ministry of Health recently released data demolishing the "famine" claim. Non-violent deaths in 2025 are nearly the same as pre-war with no apparent excess malnutrition deaths. This should be welcome news but is ignored as it would mean so many "experts" were so wrong.
Gregg Rosenberg retweeted
On this day—October 25, 1934
Harvard’s “Jewish problem” is nothing new.
This day, the university held a mock trial of Adolf Hitler. All testimony about Nazi persecution of Jews was ruled irrelevant, and a panel of Harvard professors acquitted him on two of four charges.
The very same Harvard warmly welcomed Hitler’s foreign press chief and personal associate, Ernst “Putzi” Hanfstaengl, only months earlier. The Harvard Crimson had argued he deserved “the marks of honor appropriate to his high position in the government of a friendly country.”
Harvard maintained ties with Nazified German universities, hosted Nazi officials and naval officers, and limited Jewish enrollment. Events in 2023 and 2024 proved the legacy endured, as Harvard became a national symbol of campus antisemitism after October 7.
Check out my new post! An antizionist came prepared with the familiar arguments: stolen land, settler colonialism, apartheid, and Jewish supremacy.
Mike and I didn't exchange slogans. We went through the history, the logic, and the evidence.
Things got interesting.
Read the exchange. Is Mike real? What do you think? Substack’s AI detection engine indicates Mike was just falling back on AI-generated talking points.
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Your kids ask AI about history. But whose history are they getting?
I tested Google's Gemini on Jewish land purchases in Palestine. Its answers were revealing. What happened when I challenged them was even more revealing.
You should care because the most effective ideological indoctrination doesn't announce itself. It simply presents one interpretation of history as THE FACTS.
I caught Google Gemini doing exactly that.
And then it admitted it.
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Antizionists call Israel an expansionist state.
A simple thought experiment turns the conventional story upside down.
Palestine is a state? Fine.
Then its attacks on Israel are acts of war.
And its efforts to destroy Israel are expansionism.
You can't have statehood without state responsibility.
What happens when we take Palestinian statehood seriously—and follow the logic wherever it leads?
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Gregg Rosenberg retweeted
It’s almost as if the Palestinian Authority took all these clown governments for mugs 😢
Joint statement by 🇬🇧, 🇨🇦 , 🇦🇺 and 🇫🇷: "As longstanding supporters of Palestinian self-determination, we call on the Palestinian Authority to reconsider the decision to postpone elections and to take the necessary steps to hold legislative and presidential elections, without further delay."
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Was Palestine in 1920 really a thriving indigenous society destroyed by Zionists?
Or is that a story built backward from today’s politics?
This chapter looks at who actually lived there — and how we know.
“Indigenous Palestinians” is often treated like a fact. But in 1920, Palestine was a mixed population of Arabs, Jews, Christians, Bedouins, migrants, clans, peasants, townsmen, and imperial leftovers.
We ask a dangerous question: Is a population automatically a people?
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Check out my new post! “A Land Without A People” never meant nobody lived there. So where did people live, what land did they hold, and what remained beyond those settlements?
Start with the maps. Not the four map sequence called “Disappearing Palestine.” The maps of reality, instead. The answers they give may change how you see those other ones everyone shares.
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My previous essay traced how older anti-Jewish ideas acquired the language of liberation. This one follows a later step: how “Zionism is racism” moved from a Cold War UN resolution into the moral vocabulary of the academy.
An accusation becomes especially useful when everyone feels its force and no one has to agree on its meaning.
That is how “Zionism is racism” works. My new essay examines the machinery that made it authoritative.
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How does a campaign against a Jewish state come to be understood as an anti-racist crusade?
Follow the language. Follow the people who carried it. Follow the institutions that gave it authority.
After the war, a Nazi propagandist found a new job in Cairo. His new bosses were working closely with Soviet ‘Zionologists’ to create rhetoric for attacking Jews. The language changed. The ideas and goals did not.
How did that language travel from radio broadcasts into diplomacy and academia? That is the story of The Short Bridge From Nazism To ‘Liberation’.
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Gregg Rosenberg retweeted
Please stop calling modern day Jews who spew antisemitism “Kapos.”
Kapos chose between death and obedience by betraying their own people.
The modern day antisemitic Jews choose between applause and a little discomfort.
Their betrayal of Israel’s 7 million Jews costs them nothing— it’s a lifestyle choice.