Racism in the mask of anti-imperialism - "Yesterday in London the left marched alongside a mob that was celebrating the mass murder of Jews. They came in from their gentrified suburbs, macchiato in hand, and mingled with keffiyeh-wearing bigots who were using a megaphone to taunt Jews with stories of their annihilation. These lowlifes hollered the Arabic battle cry, ‘Khaybar, Khaybar, oh Jews, the army of Muhammad will return!’. That’s a reference to the 7th-century Battle of Khaybar that took place in what is now Saudi Arabia, when Muhammad and his henchmen slaughtered Jews, including women and children, for their ‘treachery’. To hear this vile cry on the streets of London in 2023 is an outrage against our nation. Jew hate is an emergency now. It was on Saturday’s ‘March for Palestine’ that the menacing medieval chant rang out. No doubt leftish chin-strokers will gloss over it by saying it’s just an impassioned Arab saying, not something we should take too literally. Please. To scream with glee about an ancient massacre of Jews just three weeks after a modern massacre of Jews has one meaning and one meaning only: to take public pleasure in the killing of Jews. And to hint that we need more of it. That woke activists who will blacklist you from polite society if you say ‘women don’t have penises’ will not make a full-throated condemnation of literally genocidal cries in central London is a new low. There should be no coming back from this. It was a small group of people in a very large protest, others will say. And? Imagine there was a demo against mass immigration at which ‘just’ a few score people started chanting for the lynching of black people. No big deal? Or picture a protest against the building of a new mosque at which ‘just’ a few handfuls giggled as they made mocking references to the racist barbarism visited upon the Muslims of Christchurch, New Zealand in 2019... Yesterday’s march was an ugly, reactionary affair. It was London’s third weekend featuring a virulently anti-Israel march, masquerading as a pro-Palestine march, since the Hamas pogrom of 7 October. One-thousand four-hundred people murdered by an army of anti-Semites for the crime of being Jews in Israel and London’s so-called progressives beat the streets to damn… Israel. To spit bile at the nation that just suffered one of the worst acts of racist terrorism of modern times. Even to imply that Israel had it coming, being a Zionist-Nazi state full of colonial-settler scum. The speed with which Britain’s left turned the worst act of anti-Jewish violence since the death camps into yet another opportunity to bash the Jewish State really has been awful and galling. There was yet more anti-Semitic branding of Israelis as ‘Nazis’ at yesterday’s demo. ‘Zionism = Nazism’, said one placard. ‘Jews know genocide’, said another, next to the claim that Israel has dropped ‘12,000 tons of bombs’ on Gaza. Masked men chanted ‘Allahu Akbar’. There were black Islamic flags. ‘From London to Gaza, we’ll have an intifada’, Islamists chanted. An intifada in London? What can that mean other than attacking supporters of Israel, Zionists, Jews? (The Second Intifada of 2000-2005 took the lives of more than a thousand Israelis, many in suicide bombings and rocket attacks.) We’ve seen similar bigotry dolled up as radicalism in the US. Some campus leftists have openly celebrated the monsters who massacred Jewish women and children on 7 October. The chilling slogan ‘Glory to our martyrs’ was projected on to a building at George Washington University. At New York University protesters made a particularly chilling chant. ‘We don’t want no Jew state, we want all of it’, they said. Jew state – tell me that isn’t racism; tell me that’s just politics. At Tulane University in New Orleans a Jewish student who tried to stop protesters from setting fire to the Israeli flag was whacked on the head with a flagpole. It’s funny how ‘anti-Zionism’ has the exact same consequences as anti-Semitism: the public beating of Jews. In London, too, we’ve seen mobs of Islamists scream at and chase people who wave the Israeli flag. The idea that ‘anti-Zionism’ is different to anti-Semitism is completely untenable now. The mass gatherings of ‘anti-Zionists’ we’ve seen across the West have surely exposed how meaningless that distinction has become. When ‘anti-Zionism’ involves mocking massacred Jews, libelling Jews as Nazis, describing the murder of Jews as ‘resistance’, beating Jews in public and chanting about the destruction of ‘the Jew State’, you know it’s racism. You know it’s the oldest hatred with a makeover. You know it is racial contempt for the Jews dolled up as an edgy critique of the Jewish State. This was horrifically brought home by a chant on the streets of Stockholm. ‘No Zionists on our streets!’, a huge mob cried. What can that mean? Sweden is not a Zionist state. It has no Zionist officials. It means Jews. It means ‘No Jews on our streets’. It is a desire for a pogrom hiding its shamefulness behind a veil of politics. The sinister streak in so-called anti-Zionism was grimly captured at another demo in the UK on Saturday, in Dundee. Chris Law, an MP for the Scottish National Party, gave a speech in which he criticised both Israel’s ‘indiscriminate actions’ in Gaza and Hamas’s murder of Jews. The crowd went ballistic. They seized the mic from him. They screamed in his face. ‘Say genocide! Condemn Israel!’, shouted one man. Even showing sympathy for slaughtered Jews is a risky business now... The British left loves to reminisce about the Battle of Cable Street of October 1936, when the working classes in London’s East End stood shoulder to shoulder with local Jews against a march by Oswald Mosley’s fascists. ‘I’d have taken action, too’, they say. Well, mini Cable Streets are breaking out across Britain right now, with open expressions of anti-Semitism and Jews feeling cornered by bigotry. And the left is taking action, that’s for sure: they’re on the streets on the side of the anti-Semites."
Hussain Abdul-Hussain on X - "Protest in London is bigger than in Beirut, and that is because it is much easier to call on people to die (for colonization or whatever other rubbish reason) from your comfort in London while in waterless, electricity-less Beirut, you are realistic, know that Islamism has brought this misery on everyone."
Marleah Aragon on X - "Wouldnt this be classified as a form of colonization?"
Christopher Lawrence on X - "Colonizers can only be European. Get with the program lol"
Meme - Nathan Cofnas @nathancofnas: "5:33 PM: Jews now know that DEI means it's okay to kill Jews. This changes everything.
12:18 AM: I will never stop voting for DEI. Conservatives are racist."
Not up for trouble, please stop asking @agraybee: "I don't think non-Jews really grasp that Jewish people's fundamental social trust has been permanently undermined. We now know that our companies' DEl officers would gleefully celebrate our deaths if we were killed by the right people."
Not up for trouble, please stop asking @agraybee: "Let me be abundantly fucking clear here: I'm never to going stop respecting pronouns, voting for Democrats and pointing out that IQ scores are racist pseudoscience. Just because I'm disillusioned with DEI doesn't mean I'm blackpilled."
Ironic. Liberals love to mock poor people for supposedly voting against their own interests. But this only happens when you vote for conservatives, rather than liberals who want to kill Jews
Meme - Garry Kasparov @Kasparov63: "Let me guess, when these people start smashing up Jewish businesses, homes, and synagogues, they'll be defended for free speech and just breaking a few windows... "
StopAntisemitism: "George Washington University - students are projecting horrifying messages onto a school library building glorifying Hamas terrorists that beheaded babies, raped teenage girls, and murdered 1400+ people. We call on President @PresidentofGW to immediately expel those involved..."
Meme - Karol Markowicz @karol: "Why it is not, has never been, and never will be antisemitic to criticize George Soros."
"Groups behind Israel-bashing protests backing Hamas attacks got $15M-plus from Soros"
Meme - Derek Thompson @DKThomp: "In the last few years, it's become more common for scientists and public health officials-sensing a vacuum of political leadership-to take political stances on contentious issues. I'm not sure the science community has fully grappled with the risks of that shift. Eg->"
Avital Chizhik-Goldschmidt: "Astounding: @TheLancet is set to publish a letter from 2000 medical professionals -in which these doctors DEBATED whether to demand a release of hostages, and it "was removed" based on "feedback." I guess primum non nocere doesn't apply to Jews."
Clearly, Science is neutral and the gospel truth, and if you don't Trust The Science, you are a Dangerous Denier
Meme - Antonio Garcia Martinez (agm.eth) @antoniogm: "Google Maps has this helpful new feature that shows where bomb shelters are in Israel, so you know where to run when the sirens sound."
Amy Alkon @amyalkon: "Gaza has no bomb shelters because the Hamas terrorists in power stole the western aid dollars that could have built them to build tunnels to slaughter Jews and import weapons and ammo in turn causing the need for bomb shelters in Gaza. Because no, Jews will not compliantly climb onto the boxcars. Israel will defend itself."
Andy Ellis @csoandy: "Technically, Gaza is riddled with bomb shelters, underground, under hospitals but only Hamas gets to use them."
Zach Kessel on X - "At the end of a column by @sahar_tartak, editors at @yaledailynews affixed a “correction,” saying claims that Hamas raped women and beheaded men are “unsubstantiated.” @Yale’s student newspaper is running cover for Hamas."
Marina Medvin 🇺🇸 on X - "In my thread on Palestinian terrorist atrocities — clearly raped bodies of women whose faces were set on fire after they were raped. There is also that one family who received a video of their daughter being raped by 6 Palestinians who then shot her 15 times and urinated on her…"
Meme - Libs of TikTok @libsoftiktok: "SCOOP: School makes Jewish students sign gag order after being attacked
Jewish middle schoolers at @MBUSDnews were reportedly attacked by other students after Hamas attacks on Israel. Some students allegedly said "revenge is beautiful" and "all Jews should be killed." The school investigated and concluded that it wasn't hate speech, the perpetrators received no punishment, and the school made the victims sign a gag order to not discuss the incident. Since the school doesn't want anyone discussing it, definitely don't share this or tag them!
But wait.. there's more! Just a few months ago the @ADLCalifornia congratulated @MBUSDnews on being a school with "no place for hate." Apparently some forms of hate are actually allowed. Will the @ADL condemn this? Will they offer support to the students affected?"
Shocking pro-Hamas, anti-Israel rallies lay bare the limits of Canadian pluralism - "While most of us mourned and lamented the inhumanity of Hamas’s terrorist attacks on Israel, a small minority among us have defended and even celebrated them. These individuals and organizations have relied on Canada’s promise of freedom to countenance and glorify the indiscriminate violence of a group designated as a terrorist organization by our own government. There have been pro-Palestinian demonstrations across the country that have effectively affirmed Hamas’s terrorism. The videos from these pro-Hamas rallies in cities such as Mississauga and Montreal have been shocking. It must be said that rallies in support of a terrorist organization that has carried out a systematic campaign of killing women and children are incompatible with Canadian values. Meanwhile, groups such as the Muslim Association of Canada and National Council of Canadian Muslims (which according to online records have received more than $1.34 million in federal funding between them since 2018) may be more careful in their messaging, but they’re still ultimately equivocal about what the world has witnessed. Their tendency towards “two-sideism” and other prevaricating devices have obscured the extent to which they implicitly affirm Hamas’ narrative. If in the face of overwhelming evidence of brutality and cruelty against Israelis your first instinct is to lament “the tyranny and terrorism of the Zionists” or criticize Israel’s democratic leadership, you’ve for all intents and purposes exposed your true character. Which it must be said is fair enough as far as some pluralistic protections go. One can oppose the current Israeli government or even critique the State of Israel itself and of course still find him or herself able to avail Canada’s protections of freedom of conscience or expression. We cannot and should not police one’s thoughts per se. But it certainly doesn’t mean that radical groups are entitled to taxpayer dollars or that individuals who cross the line from reasonable disagreements to the promotion and glorification of violence shouldn’t face sanction. These basic observations shouldn’t in and of themselves be controversial. Our commitment to pluralism must be uncompromising up and until it comes to undermine the basic security and stability of our own society. As my former boss Brian Lee Crowley has often said: “[we cannot permit] our list of freedoms to become our suicide note.”"
Horrifying videos show Hamas terrorist invasion of Israel - "Twisted Hamas fighters are seen parading a young woman’s naked and battered body through the streets of Israel, as unverified clips surfaced Saturday purportedly showing the sick aftermath of the terrorist organization’s surprise assault on the country. The video, posted to X, formerly Twitter, appears to show the naked body of a young woman, identified as Shani Louk, a young German tattoo artist, being paraded in the back of a pickup truck, while gun-toting terrorists chant “Allahu Akbar” — Arabic for “God is great.” Dozens in the screaming crowd surround the vehicle and chase after the gunman, echoing the deranged fighters’ cries and spitting on the woman’s body... “These are the people world leaders want Israel to make peace with”... “These are the people [President Biden] and the [United Nations] say are good people who deserve every consideration. Pray for Israel.”... Another clip, which The Post likewise was unable to verify, purportedly shows the body of a bloodied Israeli soldier being dragged out of a car in the Gaza Strip by Palestinian fighters before it is dropped on the ground. As armed masked men jump and cheer around the body, a maddened group of men swarm in to savagely kick the lifeless figure repeatedly."
Why would Israel do this?
Visegrád 24 on X - "BREAKING: Israel’s President Yitzchak Herzog has confirmed that the German-Israeli citizen Shani Louk has been found beheaded. He tells @BILD: “Her skull was found. That means those barbaric, sadistic animals simply chopped off her head.”"
Time to blame Jewish false flags/lies
Cornell professor 'exhilarated' by Hamas attacks apologizes - "A Cornell professor who said he was “exhilarated” by the Hamas attacks on Israel has apologized for his incendiary comments, admitting his choice of words was “reprehensible.” Russel Rickford, an associate professor of history, addressed the pro-Hamas statements he made at an off-campus protest over the weekend in a statement to the school’s paper, the Cornell Daily Sun. “I apologize for the horrible choice of words that I used in a portion of a speech that was intended to stress grassroots African American, Jewish and Palestinian traditions of resistance to oppression,” Rickford wrote... The educator — who “specializes in African-American political culture,” according to his biography — apologized to students for his “reckless remarks” and said he “unequivocally opposes and denounces racism, anti-Semitism, Islamophobia, militarism, fundamentalism, and all systems that dehumanize, divide, and oppress people.”... “It was exhilarating. It was exhilarating, it was energizing. And if they weren’t exhilarated by this challenge to the monopoly of violence, the shifting of the violence of power, then they would not be human. I was exhilarated,” Rickford said. Rickford had initially refused to walk back his statement, saying Monday: “What I was referring to is in those first few hours, when they broke through the apartheid wall, that it seemed to be a symbol of resistance, and indeed a new phase of resistance in the Palestinian struggle.” But it seems the professor changed course after students called for the school’s administration to take action against him. “This guy essentially outright said that he was happy, exhilarated, excited, energized, right, by the murder of innocent civilians. The massacre of civilians and the raping of women,” said Netanel Shapira, who has dual Israeli citizenship. Another student, Amanda Silberstein, 21, said she felt “deeply disgusted” after hearing Rickford’s comment: “Seeing that video, my initial reaction was: ‘This is a professor, this is an educator, you know, students are supposed to internalize and respect, you know, the words their professor says.’ It was really, really shocking and his words have meaning.” Cornell University president Martha E. Pollack and Board of Trustees chair Kraig H. Kayser called Rickford’s statements last weekend “reprehensible” and said they demonstrate “no regard whatsoever for humanity.” “The university is taking this incident seriously and is currently reviewing it consistent with our procedures,” the school said in a statement to The Post."
Putin claims Ukraine, US spy agencies were behind mob storming Dagestan airport looking for Israelis - "Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday accused Ukrainian and Western spy agencies of helping engineer a riot in the southern region of Dagestan, where a mob stormed the airport after a flight from Israel landed there. More than 20 people were hurt — none Israelis — in clashes that Putin cast as part of U.S. efforts to weaken Russia. Hundreds of angry men, some carrying banners with antisemitic slogans, rushed onto the tarmac of the airport in Makhachkala, the capital of the predominantly Muslim region, on Sunday night, looking for Israeli passengers on the flight from Tel Aviv. Police officers and civilians were injured and two of them were in critical condition, regional health authorities said. More than 80 people were detained in the unrest, according to police. Russia's Investigative Committee has opened a criminal probe on charges of organizing mass unrest... Video and photos on social media showed some in the crowd waving Palestinian flags and shouting “Allahu akbar!” or “God is great," as they broke into the airport terminal. Some held handwritten banners saying, “Child killers are not welcome in Dagestan” and “We’re against Jewish refugees.” Some rushed onto the tarmac Sunday night and surrounded the jet belonging to the Russian carrier Red Wings, only to find it empty. Others stopped a bus carrying passengers from the flight from Israel, including some children who underwent medical treatment and their parents, and started examining their passports. They eventually let them go after some passengers on the bus who had dual Russian and Israeli citizenship showed their Russian passports, according to Russian media reports... Russia’s state news agency RIA Novosti cited Dagestan Gov. Sergei Melikov as saying that the unrest was coordinated in a Telegram channel run by “traitors” based in Ukraine, with the goal of destabilizing Dagestan and fueling unrest. Some local Telegram channels had said before the unrest that “refugees from Israel” were coming to Dagestan. Following some of those posts, a crowd reportedly gathered outside a hotel in the Dagestani city of Khasavyurt on Saturday, searching for Israeli nationals staying in the hotel, but left after not finding any."
Mike on X - "NYT: Hamas has stored in its tunnels enough supplies to last 3-4 months of fighting. It has hundreds of thousands of gallons of fuel for vehicles and rockets, caches of ammunition, explosives and materials for their production, warehouses with food, water and medicine."
Bub pickin sports on X - "I know this is going to sound crazy, but it's the truth. There are literally millions of people who will read that headline and scream that Israel is the villain for not supplying water."
Patricia Johnson on X - "Read the comments to the NYT article. The most popular, when I saw it, was that Israel was responsible for providing supplies for the Palestinian people because they are the controlling government.?? But they aren’t. Hamas is."
Jonathan Kay on X - "CUPE just re-elected @FredHahnCUPE, days after he celebrated the October 7 terrorist attacks as exemplifying "the power of resistance around the globe.""
David Shor on X - "NYPD: Jews should stay home!!! “Jews should definitely avoid the Area,” a police source told COL. “There’s no intel at this time in which direction the protest will head,” “Locals should definitely stay away from Eastern Parkway in that area.”"
James Lindsay, walking the other way on X - "So sectors of the United States are now no-go zones for Jews because of our ridiculous tolerance for and deference to Woke and the activism it supports?"
Philissa Cramer on X - "The student government at Brandeis University, founded after the Holocaust by the U.S. Jewish community, this week voted down a resolution to condemn Hamas. “It’s absolutely infuriating,” said a Jewish student who resigned over the 6-10-5 vote."
Gad Saad on X - "We often hear that the hate is solely toward the occupying Zionists (it is not). If so, why are so many visible Jewish institutions in the West (schools, synagogues, community centres) facing increased security threats? Is it that all Jews are targets because they are likely to support Israel? If so, if all Jews are responsible, why does the same logic not apply to Noble Peace of Perpetual Peace?"
Thread by @AGHamilton29 on Thread Reader App – Thread Reader App - "Outside the obvious, let me give an example of why it is irresponsible for news networks to use death totals from Hamas & how this choice isn't new:
Back in 2022, during the Second Intifada with a wave of terrorism, Israel tracked many of the attacks to the Jenin refugee camp. Israel decided they had no choice but to go into the camp, which militants had boob-trapped and prepared for a battle. Israel went in on April 2nd. By April 7th, Palestinians were claiming over 500 dead. In the next week, they would raise that number to thousands. CNN reported the Palestinian claims of 900+ dead. So did BBC. There were claims of a massacre, bodies being hidden etc. that dominated the press. The Israeli operation ended on April 11th. Human rights groups and the UN then went in. The actual casualty total based on those groups, which weren't exactly friendly with Israel, was 53 Palestinians. That includes militants and some civilians. So overnight the death count went from 900+ civilians to 53, & mostly militants. 23 Israeli soldiers were also killed. Now the thing about the Jenin battle is bc it was in the West Bank, the numbers could be verified. CNN & others learned little from that. Hamas is even less reliable than the PA & has full control of Gaza so there is no verifying anything they put out. These media outlets know this. They know Hamas is making up numbers (bc it's impossible to provide #'s in the time they do). News orgs are admittedly in a tough position with Gaza bc there are no other sources and people are clearly dying, but taking the Hamas numbers as if they are real or not at least informing their audience the numbers come from Hamas, is clearly irresponsible & harmful. Sorry I meant 2002*"
Thread by @realchrisrufo on Thread Reader App – Thread Reader App - "The Left is making a tactical blunder trying to turn "Free Palestine" into a George Floyd moment. Little upside: there is no proposed policy they can achieve. And huge downside: we can tether them to terror and start alienating affluent, high-capacity groups from their coalition. Notice that capital is already beginning to shift: Donors are forcing changes at Ivy League universities and rerouting hundreds of millions of dollars in philanthropic support. The organized Right must accelerate this process and capture some of the largesse. The shift among Jewish Americans is also significant: many left-leaning Jews now see that campus antisemitism is part of the grand ideological project of the Left, and that bureaucracies of "diversity and inclusion" categorize them as oppressors, not worthy of protection. And the radical Left, after tasting blood during the Summer of George Floyd, is desperate to get another fix: thousands of academics justifying Hamas terror; mobs assembling under a foreign flag; establishment liberals too scared to condemn them. Disaster."
Oli London on X - "Hamas Crisis Actor pretends to be a victim of an Israeli air strike- appearing in a hospital bed while pretending to be in a critical condition as two supporting actors hold his hand. In reality, the man is a Hamas musician and actor who has been appearing in various videos for the terror group. One video he is seen celebrating in the streets as Hamas fire rockets towards Israel. In another video he can be seen ‘crying’ after claiming his apartment was hit by an airstrike. And in another video he is seen singing while brandishing a gun while praising Hamas."
Thread by @DavidDecosimo on Thread Reader App – Thread Reader App - "If you are a university donor, this is a key moment. You're seeing the bad fruit of 2 related things:
1. Years of faculty searches that have been explicitly ideological & partisan, prizing & hiring for the illiberal radicalism on display in the Kendi debacle & Hamas-praise alike.
What you see from faculty exhilarated by murder or who require all teaching be antiracist & decolonial is a feature not a bug. It's the fruit of hiring in ideological fields that normalize & prize radicalism. They're outliers, but they're doing just what they've been paid to do.
2. Senior administrators, who've spent a decade violating due institutional neutrality, brashly speaking on divisive political topics, always in one partisan direction & always lockstep with ideological DEI, which they've made both normative & as important as teaching & research.
Presidents were silent on Hamas terrorism b/c the same DEI folks who told them what to say every time before told them what to do now. Much DEI is expressly anti-Israel (settler colonialism/whiteness) & conflates mandatory support for Palestine (liberation) w/ supporting Hamas.
You can change things. Here's what I urge you to demand, all of which universities should do regardless:
❌An end to institutional statements & partisanship on contested political & ethical topics
✅Endorsement *and practical enforcement* of the Kalven Report & Chicago Principles
❌No sanctions for *protected* faculty speech, however offensive. Unis are bad & biased on this front. That must stop. Don't demand sanctions yourself.
Yes, many of these folks should never have been hired, but trying to fire them is bad, in principle & strategically. What to do?
✅Creation of academic centers, chairs, & curricula focused on civil discourse, virtue, & the common good. Centers whose aim is research & teaching on these & liberty & citizenship amidst pluralism. Pulling this off well is tricky but there are models & strategies I'd point to.
❌Defund & de-radicalize DEI. Millions to pay faculty to cheer terror & presidents not to condemn it. There are real goods of diversity. DEI has little to do w/ them & can be as ideological as Marxism & MAGA. Stop funding a mission-undermining, hyper-partisan, cultural super-PAC.
❌Stop ideological hiring & audit programs that pursue it. Some searches require & select for radical politics/activism, not scholarly excellence. Those hired reject open inquiry & aim to transform the uni in their image. Meanwhile, non-ideological searches/fields go unfunded.
✅Creation of Free Speech & Academic Freedom Offices. While DEI gets millions, there is ZERO funding admin, or intention related to free speech & academic freedom. We desperately need dedicated staffing & institutionalization to advance, defend, & educate on free speech & AF.
Past weeks have revealed corruption decades in the making that, alongside the demographic cliff, put in question the university's future. Now is the time for wise, principled reform, lest we lose the vital contribution to the common good & human flourishing that unis can make."
End Wokeness on X - "MN City Council candidate Zach Metzger blocked off a highway and terrorized an old white man driving past a pro-Palestine riot He posted the video today and instructed his followers to find the old man. He has since deleted the post. We saved it. Drone footage shows a mob blocking off the road and surrounding his car. The desperate driver drove off, only to be chased down by Metzger and others."
Angela Van Der Pluym on X - "Black Israelites/ Hebrews fight Pro-Hamas protesters in Chicago FYI BHI believe they are the real Jews, and Jews like me are fake Khazarians. Did not have this on my 2023 bingo card."
i/o on X - "Really hard to pick a side in this one. You've got the super-racist borderline-retarded black guys who believe that they are the only real Jews. And then on the other side, you've got the behead-the-toddler and rape-the-raver apologists with their tablecloth scarves."
Marina Medvin 🇺🇸 on X - "Israel already offered a ceasefire in exchange for all the hostages. Al Arabia confirmed this. Hamas declined to give back the hostages in exchange for a ceasefire. Now, Hamas releases a video of hostages forced to request a ceasefire as if to blame Israel and Netanyahu. This video is a terrorist political ploy."
Eli Kowaz on X - "“The amazing, brilliant offensive waged on October 7th.” This is real, Natalie Knight at a Pro-Hamas rally in Vancouver, Canada. To see people celebrate the massacre of Jews only a few minutes from where I grew up makes me sick to my stomach."
Christina Hoff Sommers on X - "Meet terrorist-enthusiast Dr. Natalie Knight — “Indigenous Curriculum Consultant” at Langara College in Vancouver. @TCDCLangara & @langaracollege What explains her sociopathic worldview? Mental illness may play a role—but what classes did she take in high school, college &for her PhD program at Simon Fraser U? Her doctoral dissertation holds some clues: “Dispossessed Indigeneity: Literary Excavations of Internalized Colonialism” which, her bio says, “moves between the separate fields of Marxism, feminism, settler colonialism, and critical Indigenous studies in a compelling and novel way.” Oy vey."
Melissa Chen on X - "The slaughter of Jews and rape of their daughters were openly promised on the streets of London in 2021. It was delivered on 7th Oct 2023. Wake up"
Yashar Ali 🐘 on X - "In a conversation with @NorahODonnell , Secretary Hillary Clinton on those calling for a ceasefire: “People who are calling for a ceasefire now do not understand Hamas, that is not possible. It would be such a gift to Hamas because they would spend whatever time there was a ceasefire in effect rebuilding their armaments, creating stronger positions to be able to fend off an eventual assault by the Israelis.” She also added that the Israeli government had a responsibility to limit civilian casualties."
Disagreeing with Hillary is misogynistic, so
