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I agree. Honestly, the best force to counteract it is antizionist jews. But they need to apply more pressure and talk about it more. Otherwise, you can't fully confront zionism and antisemitism
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“Yeah, that 14-year-old kid looked like he was thinking about maybe throwing a stone at the tank invading his town so we shot and killed him.”
This is the justification Israel openly offers the world for murdering children.
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This Hegseth vote opened at 5:30 pm. Some members have cited traffic produced by some incident near the Capitol as the reason they missed it, but @JulianAndreone was there at the time and saw nothing impeding traffic.
Interestingly, the PAC Elect Democratic Women (EDW) was having a “new member reception” from 4:30-6:30 pm.
If you followed the primaries closely, you know EDW’s offshoot, EDW Action Fund, served as one of the major pass-throughs for AIPAC money, so it’s a very important organization.
If you were at this reception and saw any truant members of Congress, signal is in bio for me and Julian.
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💢 An Israeli soldier is suspected of burning a handcuffed, blindfolded Palestinian with cigarettes and smearing feces on his face at a military post near Jenin, Israel’s Channel 12 reports.
The Palestinian was detained at the Gilboa crossing on October 22 after soldiers found a knife in his car. He was held at a guard post at Jalama to await Shin Bet questioning. Military police suspect the soldier kicked him, beat him with his rifle, urinated on him and urged him to eat feces. Other soldiers reported the abuse to commanders.
The Palestinian was released without any suspicion against him. The soldier admits hitting him but denies the other allegations. He has been held for two weeks, and an indictment is expected in the coming days.
Such prosecutions are rare. In March, the military dropped charges against five soldiers accused of sexually abusing a Palestinian detainee at Sde Teiman. Between 2017 and 2021, fewer than 1% of complaints against soldiers led to indictments, according to Yesh Din.
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This appeared in a major Israeli news feed. Not just justifying, but celebrating the death of a literal child. Needless to say, he is not a terrorist. The IDF claims he "intended to throw stones." Not even that he threw them. This is, of course, just an excuse to kill. One the Israeli people are happy to lap up.
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"Israel today, Israel tomorrow, Israel forever!"
These were the words of Hakeem Jeffries, who is today the leading candidate to become Speaker of the US House of Representatives, at a pro-Israel rally in 2014. He offered this performance at the very height of Israel's murderous assault on the Gaza Strip of that year.
Jeffries, who is African-American, knowingly parroted the 1963 proclamation by the arch-segregationist and Alabama Governor George Wallace: "Segregation now, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever!"
It is of course entirely fitting that Jeffries invoked the slogan of Jim Crow's defiant last stand to demonstrate his fealty to Israel's apartheid regime.
At the time Jeffries's repulsive sloganeering passed largely without comment, apart from fulsome praise.
Had Jeffries made a similar statement about any other foreign state, even a close US ally like Great Britain or Poland, he would have instantly been accused of treason. As would any politician anywhere else making such explicit statements of loyalty to a foreign state.
Yet for Israel there has always been an exception, an exemption from the rules.
This is now slowly but surely coming to an end, and may even cost Jeffries the coveted House leadership position.
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Israeli Paratroopers cuffed a Palestinian man at the Gilboa crossing near Jenin and proceeded to defecate and smear it on him and try to make him eat it. They also urinated on him and put out cigarettes on him. All this, according to Israeli media and the military police. I truly do not know what to say anymore.
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Split screen at Capitol Hill today:
Hakeem Jeffries is arguing that he should be the leader of the Democrats — and then, as the current leader, he couldn’t get enough Democrats to show up to impeach Pete Hegseth
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They killed a 14 year old kid for "intending to throw a stone".
הלילה, במהלך פעילות מבצעית יזומה של כוחות צה"ל לסיכול זריקות אבנים ואירועי טרור בפאתי הכפר בורקא שבחטיבת שומרון, זיהו הכוחות מספר מחבלים שהתכוונו לזרוק אבנים לעבר כביש מהיר בו נוסעים רכבים ישראלים. זאת, במרחב בו יידו אבנים לעבר רכבים ישראלים בעת האחרונה.
הכוחות הגיבו בירי לעברם להסרת סכנה, זוהו פגיעות
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AWFUL. A family pleaded with ICE to deport their ill father so he could get out of detention. They even offered to pay for plane tickets. But ICE kept him jailed for two months after he accepted removal, his health deteriorating daily. He died hours after he was finally deported.
Ayaz Ahmed, 61, had no criminal record and had several diagnosed chronic health conditions when his children say he was detained, deported, and died mysteriously over the summer. abc7chicago.com/post/donald-…
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🇺🇸 BREAKING: Eleven Democratic senators led by Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) are urging congressional leaders to strip three provisions from the annual defense bill that would lock in deeper US military and intelligence ties with Israel, citing Israel's conduct in Gaza, the West Bank and the region.
The three provisions they want cut:
🔸 Section 1217 (Senate defense bill): creates a "United States-Israel Defense Technology Cooperation Initiative" for joint weapons production and research in AI, quantum computing, biotechnology and cyberwarfare
🔸 Section 219 (House defense bill): creates the same initiative
🔸 Section 618 (Senate intelligence bill): requires the US to "expand and enhance intelligence sharing" with Israel and bars it from being "suspended, reduced, or otherwise materially limited"
The senators warn the plan would hand Israel leverage over US weapons, noting Israel already used a missile defense deal to keep US Iron Dome batteries from Ukraine. They quote Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu calling the initiative "my plan," and cite reports that the U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency has raised Israel's counterintelligence threat to its highest level.
🔗 Signers include Sens. Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders, Patty Murray, Brian Schatz, Andy Kim, Ed Markey, Jeff Merkley, Peter Welch, Tina Smith and Ron Wyden. The letter is addressed in part to Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer.
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My name is Ahmed Moor and I'm running for United States Senate to unseat John Fetterman.
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Been called antisemitic for three straight years for calling Zionism nazism and here we are.
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My name is Ahmed Moor and I’m running for US Senate here in PA (election 2028). I’m running to end the war in Iran and to promote the dignity agenda: free healthcare, free childcare, and affordable housing.
I’m calling for accountability for genocide, for ICE and for corruption. And finally, for the protection of our civil liberties in America. Join the fight at moorforsenate.com
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Sen. Brian Schatz (D-HI) calls on Israel to immediately allow building materials and winter supplies into Gaza after devastating floods left five Palestinians dead and tens of thousands displaced.
“More than half a million children lack safe shelter as winter begins,” Schatz warned, as Israel continues to block desperately needed shelter materials from entering Gaza.
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People are going after Jennifer Welch, who is sort of like a Hasan Piker for wine moms now. Protect her at all costs from these Zionists.
They turned her joke into a controversy.
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only israelis will say there’s no famine in gaza while simultaneously bragging about how they destroyed gaza's water infrastructure
