One day, I’ll be standing in an auditorium full of undergrads teaching them about Nazism and Zionism under the same module.
I’ll show them a documentary about May 26th 2024 - when Israel dropped several 2 thousand ton bombs on sleeping refugees in a tent, the students will lament on how the world could possibly remain silent if we had video footage from months of similar carnage.
We’ll sociologically analyze how global consent and complicity is manufactured through propaganda, and then students will be asked to write a 1000 word essay on the fake beheaded babies story.
And this is how history simply repeats itself, unless the cycle is broken by a few brave souls.
Are you on of them?
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There are estimated to be up to 60,000 Palestinians in the UK. As far as I know, they would be the only people banned from wearing their national flag at school. This is obvious racism.
Teachers to be banned from wearing Palestine badges as review finds 3 in 5 Jewish pupils have faced antisemitism at school trib.al/00Lztkq
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I can’t believe our government is controlled so heavily by Muslims …
Iran has lobbying groups attached to all the main political parties , we have:
- Conservative Friends of Israel (CFI):
- Labour Friends of Israel (LFI):
- Liberal Democrat Friends of Israel (LDFI)
- Israel All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG)
- Board of Deputies of British Jews: The main representative body for British Jews, which frequently engages in government and public lobbying on community, security, and foreign policy issues.
- Jewish Leadership Council (JLC): A key umbrella organization for major Jewish charities and communal bodies in the UK involved in high-level political engagement.
- Zionist Federation of Great Britain and Ireland: An umbrella organization representing various Zionist groups and movements in the UK.
- Israel Britain Alliance: Focuses on strengthening strategic and public ties between the UK and Israel.
- ELNET UK: The European Leadership Network's UK branch, which builds strategic dialogue between European and Israeli political leaders.
- Britain Israel Communications and Research Centre (BICOM): A media and research center that works to provide information and analysis on Israel and the Middle East to journalists and politicians.
- Campaign Against Antisemitism (CAA): A charity that monitors and litigates against antisemitism, frequently targeting actions or figures critical of Israel.
- UK Lawyers for Israel (UKLFI): A network of lawyers that challenges anti-Israel boycotts and campaigns through legal action and policy advocacy.
- We Believe in Israel: A grassroots lobbying and campaigning network designed to mobilize pro-Israel activism across the UK.
- Yachad: A "liberal Zionist" organization that advocates for a two-state solution and engages with British politicians and the Jewish community from a center-left perspective.
ISN’T THAT SHOCKING
THE MUUUUUUUSLIMS HAVE TAKEN OVER OUR POLITICS.
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This is sickening and antisemitic.
An Iranian politician at his office filming himself tearing up a copy of the Jewish Torah book as he laughs.
No wait, it's Michael Ben-Ari, an Israeli politician tearing up a bible for fun.
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Four days after Assad fell, Abdul-Malik al-Houthi, the leader of Ansar Allah in Yemen, declared:
“We declare and affirm our solidarity with Syria and the Syrian people against Israeli aggression. The question of who controls the situation here or there does not affect us. Whoever it may be, when aggression is directed at an Arab country and a Muslim people, we will stand by them.”
Today, Israel carried out raids in southern Syria, “deploying snipers on civilian homes and firing indiscriminately across residential areas in Daraa.”
Whatever your position on Syria's strategy—whether to fight now or later—the reality is that Israel is becoming increasingly aggressive in Syria, the genocide continues in Gaza, and the war with Iran threatens to cement their position for generations.
Israel will not be defeated without a fight. It's as simple as that.
And that fight must be a unified one, with Muslims across the region standing together as one.
Decades of proxy conflicts and the enmity it produced, do not change the underlying problem: a profound lack of coordination and unity.
Gaza was subjected to genocide because of this disunity. Al-Aqsa remains under threat because of it. And the Greater Israel project will continue advancing if nothing changes.
One would imagine that, after witnessing the horrors of the genocide and the increasingly aggressive nature of Zionism, the leaders of the region would find a way to set aside their differences, overcome the past, and coordinate on deterrence and resistance.
Ansar Allah's association with Iran and historical support for Assad are widely known. Yet Abdul-Malik's immediate reaction to Assad's fall was the wise and necessary one:
We don't care who rules Syria. We will stand with you against Israeli aggression.
Nearly two years later, Muslims remain embroiled in conflicts with no end in sight, while the Zionists rub their filthy hands together and laugh.
There is a lesson here from Islamic history.
The course of the early Islamic movement changed when the tribes of Aws and Khazraj, who had fought and killed one another for generations, set aside their differences, embraced Islam, and accepted Muhammad (PBUH) as the Messenger of God.
These were people whose feuds had lasted so long that generations inherited grievances they had not personally experienced. Yet they found a way to reconcile, unite, and build something greater than themselves.
Their reconciliation helped change the course not only of Islam, but of human history.
This is the power of compromise, forgiveness, and unity.
It does not require forgetting the past, abandoning principles, or pretending that differences do not exist. It requires recognizing that some threats are greater than the divisions, and that overcoming those divisions is a matter of survival.
Insist on those divisions if you like, but you do so at your own peril.
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🚨 PLEASE SHARE!
I've written to both my children's schools following the Government's antisemitism review.
I WILL NOT accept genocide being presented as a two-sided political debate, or Palestinian history and suffering being erased from their education.
I've drafted a template which I'm sharing for other parents to use or adapt.
Political impartiality must NEVER become historical dishonesty.
Please use them. Challenge your schools. Demand answers.
#GazaGenocide
docs.google.com/document/d/1…
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Hey @grok, victim and perpetrator’s ethnicity only
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🚨 CONTEXT: 95% of Black British pupils have experienced racism at school, according to a @ymca report in October 2020. 6 years later, no action has been taken on this.
In comparison, the government accepted all 27 recommendations of David Bell's antisemitism study after 1 day.
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There was once a historical European hatred of Jews which led to a holocaust of Jews in Europe. But despite what you are being told, there is no sudden rising crisis of a hatred of Jews in the world right now.
What we do have a rising crisis of is a hatred of Zionism - the political ideology of the state of Israel. A state that is made up of majority white European settlers and rests on an ideology that is born of white supremacy and Jewish supremacy.
In fact, contrary to being a targeted minority group, Jewish identity hijacked and repackaged by Zionists has been proven in the last two years to be THE most protected identity by/in the West.
Due to the Zionist co-opting of Jewishness and weaponisation of Jewish suffering, paired with the enforced societal guilt of the Jewish holocaust (which is really just one of MANY historical atrocities yet given the most air time), Israel has not only been allowed to commit a genocide, but the self-proclaimed “Jewish state”, as well as Jewish-zionists who are advocating for the genocide, are continuously shielded from any moral backlash.
If you’re not new here, you already know the basics. The intentional conflation of anti-Zionism and antisemitism has served to distort reality, distract from the colonial goals of Israel, and manufacture consent for the genocide of Palestinians who are framed as “Muslim barbarians” fuelled by supposed “Jew-hatred”.
At the same time, racialised Palestinian lives have been systematically devalued with the carefully curated imperialist “war on terror” narrative and Jewish lives have been valued by their proximity to Europeanism and whiteness.
The part that many are still unsure and uncomfortable about, though, is how ‘Jewish exceptonalism’ and ‘Jewish supremacy’ tie into it all.
Jewish exceptionalism is the belief that Jewish people as a demographic are eternally and ontologically oppressed (the “eternal Jewish victimhood” argument), no matter the circumstances, and as such should be treated differently- and by differently, they mean special.
This is because Jewish exceptionalists refer to antisemitism as the “oldest hatred,” treating it as though it’s the ONLY kind of hatred powerful enough to make its targets a PERMANENTLY marginalized group. No matter how much power or safety they otherwise acquire.
This incorrect analysis fails to take into account the status of Jewish people in Canada, America, the U.K and Western Europe,and elsewhere over at least the past few decades.
“While Jews claim to remain the targets of alleged hate crimes (though reports on the issue vastly overstate the reality), they actually face no systemic discrimination and generally fare exceptionally well in Canada and elsewhere on all other markers used to measure oppression.”
And then, there is the Jewish exceptionalism that plays out in the employment sector, where one can criticise any group, any country, any war, any genocide, and their livelihood is likely to be relatively safe. But if one dares to criticise Israel (conflated as all “Jews”), they’re instantly accused of antisemitism, and their career is most likely finished.
Jewish supremacy can be defined as the structural and ideological hierarchies favouring Jews over non-Jews. For example, the Israeli Jewish human rights group B'Tselem in 2021 referred to Israel as ‘a regime of Jewish supremacy from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean Sea’. From its late-19th-century origins, the Zionist project embedded an ethno-nationalist logic favouring Jews. The term has also been used to describe the way Jewish-Zionist rights, safety, and feelings are favoured above those of other groups in Western societies.
Jewish exceptionalists believe that Jews are eternal victims, and therefore Israel and anyone supporting Israel can’t be bad because it’s a “Jewish state.” And Jewish supremacists believe that Jewish people are superior to others, “the chosen ones” and therefore deserve special treatment and concessions…
Even with all the privilege and special treatment it’s just never ending waah waah waah with these Zionists. 🙄
Dr. Sabreena Ghaffar-Siddiqui retweeted
The latest report from Institute for Jewish Policy Research does not back up the government findings.
It states 76% of parents said their children did not encounter antisemitism. The second graph breaks down the percentage between in school and traveling to school.
Teachers to be banned from wearing Palestine badges as review finds 3 in 5 Jewish pupils have faced antisemitism at school trib.al/00Lztkq
There was once a historical European hatred of Jews which led to a holocaust of Jews in Europe. But despite what you are being told, there is no sudden rising crisis of a hatred of Jews in the world right now.
What we do have a rising crisis of is a hatred of Zionism - the political ideology of the state of Israel. A state that is made up of majority white European settlers and rests on an ideology that is born of white supremacy and Jewish supremacy.
In fact, contrary to being a targeted minority group, Jewish identity hijacked and repackaged by Zionists has been proven in the last two years to be THE most protected identity by/in the West.
Due to the Zionist co-opting of Jewishness and weaponisation of Jewish suffering, paired with the enforced societal guilt of the Jewish holocaust (which is really just one of MANY historical atrocities yet given the most air time), Israel has not only been allowed to commit a genocide, but the self-proclaimed “Jewish state”, as well as Jewish-zionists who are advocating for the genocide, are continuously shielded from any moral backlash.
If you’re not new here, you already know the basics. The intentional conflation of anti-Zionism and antisemitism has served to distort reality, distract from the colonial goals of Israel, and manufacture consent for the genocide of Palestinians who are framed as “Muslim barbarians” fuelled by supposed “Jew-hatred”.
At the same time, racialised Palestinian lives have been systematically devalued with the carefully curated imperialist “war on terror” narrative and Jewish lives have been valued by their proximity to Europeanism and whiteness.
The part that many are still unsure and uncomfortable about, though, is how ‘Jewish exceptonalism’ and ‘Jewish supremacy’ tie into it all.
Jewish exceptionalism is the belief that Jewish people as a demographic are eternally and ontologically oppressed (the “eternal Jewish victimhood” argument), no matter the circumstances, and as such should be treated differently- and by differently, they mean special.
This is because Jewish exceptionalists refer to antisemitism as the “oldest hatred,” treating it as though it’s the ONLY kind of hatred powerful enough to make its targets a PERMANENTLY marginalized group. No matter how much power or safety they otherwise acquire.
This incorrect analysis fails to take into account the status of Jewish people in Canada, America, the U.K and Western Europe,and elsewhere over at least the past few decades.
“While Jews claim to remain the targets of alleged hate crimes (though reports on the issue vastly overstate the reality), they actually face no systemic discrimination and generally fare exceptionally well in Canada and elsewhere on all other markers used to measure oppression.”
And then, there is the Jewish exceptionalism that plays out in the employment sector, where one can criticise any group, any country, any war, any genocide, and their livelihood is likely to be relatively safe. But if one dares to criticise Israel (conflated as all “Jews”), they’re instantly accused of antisemitism, and their career is most likely finished.
Jewish supremacy can be defined as the structural and ideological hierarchies favouring Jews over non-Jews. For example, the Israeli Jewish human rights group B'Tselem in 2021 referred to Israel as ‘a regime of Jewish supremacy from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean Sea’. From its late-19th-century origins, the Zionist project embedded an ethno-nationalist logic favouring Jews. The term has also been used to describe the way Jewish-Zionist rights, safety, and feelings are favoured above those of other groups in Western societies.
Jewish exceptionalists believe that Jews are eternal victims, and therefore Israel and anyone supporting Israel can’t be bad because it’s a “Jewish state.” And Jewish supremacists believe that Jewish people are superior to others, “the chosen ones” and therefore deserve special treatment and concessions…
The conflation of Jewish identity with Zionist orthodoxy is central to the way Jewish exceptionalism and Jewish supremacy operate in DEI. Not only is Jewish identity co-opted by Zionists, but it is then used both as a shield and a weapon.
Which brings me to my final point.
We cannot dismiss the glaring reality that Jewish people in the west are beneficiaries of Jewish supremacy, that even if you’re an anti-Zionist and anti-Jewish supremacist Jewish person you still enjoy the benefits and privileges of Jewishness as a protected category today, just like anti-racist white people still enjoy the benefits and privileges of whiteness, even if speaking up against the system of white supremacy. In effect, individual intention or political stance does not dissolve inherited structural advantage.
Furthermore, 92% of Jews in America self-identify as white!
And in Canada, 96%! And in Britain, 94%! But these stats are often excluded when talking about the rising crisis of “antisemitism”. They don’t want you to know that the overwhelming majority of Jews self-identify as white because then you’ll not believe them when they claim to be victims of racism instead of being beneficiaries of white supremacy and perpetrators of racism.
The attached two pages are from my book that delves into this topic.
You can order it here:
deiundone.com
This article by @DavideMastracci is quoted and is also excellent further reading:
readthemaple.com/exposing-je……
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As a white person, even if you are not a white supremacist, you benefit from white supremacy because you exist and operate as a white person in a society that functions within a system of white supremacy - where white lives, safety, feelings are valued above all others.
If you are Jewish, even if you are not a Zionist, you benefit from Jewish supremacy because you exist and operate as a Jewish person in a society that functions within a system of Jewish supremacy - where Jewish lives, safety, feelings are valued above all others.
Just like it is only possible to be anti-racist by acknowledging your white privilege and rejecting the white supremacy embedded in you (whether conscious or subconscious) that racism thrives off of, it is only possible to be anti-Zionist by acknowledging your Jewish privilege and rejecting the Jewish supremacy (whether conscious or subconscious) that Zionism thrives off of.
I talk about this topic extensively in my book:
Deiundone.com
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Israel has long claimed that Hamas went around slaughtering children on October 7th. Yet even the Israeli records and the camera footage it released show this is not true. 16 children under 14 were killed on October 7. I went through every one of them, case by case. There is not a single case of a child targeted and executed intentionally by Hamas. But that false narrative has been used to justify the slaughter over 20,000 Palestinian children in Gaza. Watch the full analysis.
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Been teaching for 18 years. I have seen, heard, & heard of, instances of sexism, homophobia, & racism against PoC at work. But I have never seen, heard, or even heard about a single instance of antisemitism. In 18 years. This is now industrial strength gas lighting. Madness.
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It’s concerning that Jewish pupils feel so aligned with an apartheid genocidal entity that they perceive solidarity with the victims of that entity as an attack on them.
Teachers to be banned from wearing Palestine badges as review finds 3 in 5 Jewish pupils have faced antisemitism at school trib.al/00Lztkq
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Let's get this clear, if someone is upset by a teacher wearing a Palestine badge, the teacher is not being antisemitic. That person is being racist towards Palestinians. This really isn't hard.
Teachers to be banned from wearing Palestine badges as review finds 3 in 5 Jewish pupils have faced antisemitism at school trib.al/00Lztkq
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Classifying antisemitism as a form of racism distinct from all others and requiring it to be treated differently from all others is racism and Jewish supremacy!
Schools should recognise antisemitism as distinct form of harm, review says bbc.in/4hSgtoc
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That tells you the whole story right there.
Teachers to be banned from wearing Palestine badges as review finds 3 in 5 Jewish pupils have faced antisemitism at school trib.al/00Lztkq
So, it’s only 14,000 Jewish children in British state funded schools who are said to be experiencing “antisemitism” because someone wore a watermelon pin, but they are now going to have millions of pounds of state funding poured into their feelings not getting hurt, while millions of pounds of state funds continue to be spent on helping Israel drop more bombs on the 1 million Palestinian children trapped in a concentration camp.
Ok.
'Vast scale of antisemitism in English schools'
There are close to 9 million students in English schools
50K or so are Jewish, with 36K or so of those attending registered Jewish schools
Chances are most English school students have never even met a Jewish student
Particularly if they live outside London or the NW































