No Jews Allowed—Again - "Take the bookstore in Flensburg, Germany. In September 2025, its owner put a sign in its window reading: “JEWS are banned from here!!!! Nothing personal. Not even antisemitism. I just can’t stand you.” When asked about his new policy, the owner proudly told journalists that his Jewish ban was a natural reaction to Israel’s supposed crimes in Gaza. Examples of Jews being banned from restaurants and bars in 2025 are almost too numerous to count. In Naples an Israeli couple was kicked out of a restaurant after the owner heard them talking about Israel: “Zionists are not welcome here,” he declared. Far from being embarrassed, the restaurant owner proudly defended his actions as a stand for Palestinian rights. Three British Jewish couples were called baby-killers expelled from a taverna in the Greek island of Naxos after the owner realized they were Jews. In Vigo, Spain, several Israelis were kicked out of a bar while the manager screamed “you kill people then you go on vacation - get out of here.” Israeli cellist Amit Peled and two friends were told to leave a restaurant in Vienna after a waiter overheard them speaking Hebrew together. The owner of a restaurant in Thailand posted a video of himself shouting “Free Palestine!” and ordering a group of Israeli customers to leave. In Oakland, California, a coffee shop refused to serve customers who looked visibly Jewish on at least two ocassions. The House of Blues in Chicago cancelled a concert by the American Jewish singer Matisyahu last year over vaguely-defined “safety concerns.” It was thought that the presence of a proudly Jewish singer might offend people and spark violence - so Matisyahu was silenced instead. Venues in Santa Fe and Tucson also claimed the Jewish singer was too dangerous to host."
One cope is that many of these are about banning Israelis, so that proves none of this is anti-Semitism. Ironically, left wingers used to oppose discrimination based on country of origin and they still claim that "people's existence cannot be political" when ramming through whatever trans laws and policies they demand
Israeli children refused access to leisure park in southern France - "The manager of a leisure park in southern France has been detained for alleged religious discrimination after a group of Israeli children were refused access. The children, aged eight to 16, were on holiday in Spain and had made a reservation for Thursday to use the Tyrovol zipline adventure park in Porté-Puymorens... The French prosecutor’s office said the manager initially told some people he was refusing the group access on the grounds of “personal beliefs” before offering different explanations to others... “A line was crossed. We are appalled,” said Perla Danan, president of the Representative Council of French Jewish Institutions in the Languedoc-Roussillon region. “It started with graffiti, insults and physical attacks and now it’s literally a ban on children aged eight to 16,” Danan said, adding that it reminded her of the “no Jews or dogs allowed” sign during the Holocaust. “France’s values have been violated,” she said. Jean-Philippe Augé, the mayor of Porté-Puymorens, which has about 100 residents, said “the DNA of our community is based on a sense of sharing and fraternity”. He added that the incident had caused “utter astonishment” in the village. The Jewish Observatory of France also expressed “deep outrage” in a statement on Friday. “Such an act of discrimination, targeting minors exclusively on the basis of their nationality and origin, is extremely serious and undermines the fundamental principles of the republic.” Discrimination based on religion is an offence punishable by up to three years in prison in France. There was a sharp increase in antisemitic incidents reported in 2023 after the 7 October Hamas attacks in Israel and the ensuing war in Gaza. These included physical assaults, threats, vandalism and harassment, prompting alarm among Jewish communities and leaders. This month Emmanuel Macron promised to punish an act of “antisemitic hatred” after the felling of an olive tree planted in memory of a young French Jewish man who was tortured to death in 2006."
No hotel room for Jews? Investigators probe antisemitism case in Bavaria - "An Israeli traveller tried to book a hotel in Bavaria but was turned away. The reason given, according to a screenshot circulating on social media: they were being refused because of their Jewish background... "A hotel replied to an Israeli as follows: 'Sorry, there are no Jews allowed in our hotel'," wrote Talya Lador"
Marc Gordon - "EVERYONE IS WELCOME BUT YOU.
A coffee shop in New York, upon hearing that a Jewish congressman had stopped by for a coffee, posted the following to their Instagram account. "Hey Congressman Dan Goldman, we see that you stopped by our shop today for a coffee. Do you see how it doesn't taste like genocide juice? Or are you still having a hard time telling the difference? We don't serve racists, fascists, homophobes, genocide enablers, or anyone in between. Don't ever come to Poetica.” Aside from whatever your personal views on geopolitics might be, I would like to share three important pieces of advice for any business owner who read that quote and thought to themselves “I would have done the same.” First, your business should not be a platform for your ideologies and world views. Unless you want to cheer for your local sports team or honour a national holiday, keep quiet. Your business should be a safe haven for everyone regardless of their religion, gender, or the colour of their skin. When you call out a specific group, you are letting every other group know anyone who doesn’t align with your views is not welcome. This is not just bad for business but can ruin your relationship with your existing customers and community. Second, the internet never forgets. Poetica Coffee deleted the post before taking down their Instagram account as it became flooded with angry comments. But it’s too late. Their comments will live forever in news, social media, and blog posts. I can’t believe I still have to say this in 2026, but businesses should not treat their social media accounts as dinner at home with close friends. The world will hear you and know who you are. Unless you’re prepared to stand by your posts regardless of the consequences, put your phone down and keep your opinions to yourself. Third, don’t hide behind marketing. The Poetica Coffee website says “Mehmon, the Uzbek concept of the sacred guest, means that whoever walks through the door is treated with unconditional dignity. Not as a customer. Not as a transaction. As someone who arrived and deserves to be welcomed.” However, their actions demonstrate they believe the exact opposite. Create authentic marketing by making it a reflection of who you are – not what you think others want you to be. (Especially if you’re blatantly racist.) If you’re in New York, I would suggest visiting Russ & Daughters. They’ve been making everyone feel welcome for over 100 years."
Ahmed pak 🇵🇰 on X - "On June 4th 1967, I was a Jordanian. On June 5th 1967, I became a Palestinian. The teaching of the destruction of Israel was a definite part of the curriculum. We were Jordanian until the Jews returned to Jerusalem. Then, all of a sudden, we were Palestinians. We removed the star from the Jordanian flag and all at once we had a Palestinian flag. When I finally realised the lies and myths I was taught, I felt it was my duty as a righteous person to speak out. Walid Shoebat Former Muslim and PLO Terrorist."
Quetzal Writes 🇺🇲| 🇬🇹 on X - "I was once at a bar in Berkeley and Palestine came up because of course it did. Stated my views and the girl who brought it up kept getting flustered. Telling me she is Jewish and if *she* thinks Israel shouldn't exist, why should I? She was genuinely flabbergasted when I told her that to me, this was simply geopolitics. There is no benefit to Hamas leadership for the West and that I have no sympathy for guerilla terrorism, all of which had nothing to do with her ancestry. She kept repeating that she's Jewish and I almost felt bad for her. Like I could tell this was her big reveal, her trump card in these conversations, unused to not seeing someone back down because she was on the verge of tears. Was a very bizarre experience."
Left wingers love demonising and silencing women who are pro-choice and right wing black people too
Dr. Maalouf on X - "After losing World War II, Germany lost 25% of all its territory and 14 million Germans were ethnically cleansed from Eastern Europe. And yet, there hasn’t been a single case of Germans hijacking planes, blowing themselves up, or committing terrorist attacks like Palestinians."
Olivia Reingold on X - "Some of the loudest voices against Israel are Jews. A study of one of them: Catherine Bock, a Jewish Voice for Peace member, I recently met while reporting in Vermont. She told me her parents were Holocaust survivors—then said that they were both Christian. The Nazis had discovered that her “great-grandparents or somebody” was Jewish through old church records, she said. She added that no one in her family was raised Jewish. And yet, she has introduced herself as a Jew before the Burlington City Council. Why? “Because they listen more,” she responded flatly. “I say, okay, my parents are Holocaust survivors. And I think they listen better.” She said that people whose grandparents were lucky enough to have been born in the U.S. are often the ones “screaming anti-Semitism.” “They haven't had any Holocaust experience. And I have. And yet, I don't feel at all traumatized by it.” In the past few years, she told me she had joined a Burlington synagogue because she “wanted a fob” for easier access to the building, where she bakes bread once a month. When speaking with the rabbi, she said she told him her story—to which he replied: “that’s Jewish enough.” She turned to me, stunned. “I’m feeling like that is a pretty prejudiced type of way. Because if I hadn't had that story, if I'd just been me, I don't look Jewish, I don't know a thing about Judaism, I would have had to get educated, learn Judaism, and convert.” In short: she found it “prejudiced” that some people are considered Jewish and others are not. That reflects a striking misunderstanding of Jewish identity—and of how religious belonging generally works. Next time you encounter a Jewish Voice for Peace activist, remember Catherine."
MEMRI on X - "Linda Sarsour at NYC DSA Rally: We’re Cleaning Up Congress; Candidates Standing Unequivocally for a Free Palestine Are Winning Elections Across America; NY State Senate Candidate Aber Kawas: The People in Queens Want a Free Palestine"
Jeb Fain on X - "The singular obsession many leftists have with Israel/Palestine is a legitimate mental illness at this point. It’s definitely not creepy to be exclusively focused on one global conflict (that just happens to involve Jews) halfway around the globe while running for state senate."
Heidi Bachram on X - "Irish author Sally Rooney gave a speech last night blaming Israel for the rise of fascism and the far right in Europe and concluding that the “liberation of Palestine represents the liberation of the world”. How very 1930s Europe of her to blame the Jews for everything."
Corrected Media on X - "In June, 1964, an Egyptian opportunist on the payroll of the Muslim Brotherhood held up a Jordanian flag with the star removed, and so began 3,000 years of ‘Palestinian history’."
Meme - Jonathan Eric Lewis @LewisJonathanE: "Let me get this straight. Ireland provides refuge to a Palestinian from Gaza, who gets feted in the corridors of power and he then uses his newfound privilege to harass Jewish-owned restaurants in Dublin, launching an online campaign against their businesses. And the "pro-Palestinian" movement in Ireland is cool with this? But don't you dare say that Ireland has an antisemitism problem"
Abubaker Abed @AbubakerAbedW: "I hope people across the world organise a campaign against any pro-Israel, pro-genocide businesses. Visit or at least review the place 1 on Google to destroy them and then leave negative comments. This is very effective and helpful. It can really hit them so hard. Start now!"
Meme - Max @MaxNordau: "The Jews turned the Land of Israel from a backwater into a livable place. Their prosperity led to the immigration of 500,000 Arabs, who then tried to genocide them in 1948. Biggest. Mistake. Ever."
"The Jews point with pride to the fact that over 500,000 Arabs, in the 12 years between 1932 and 1944, came into Palestine to take advantage of living conditions existing in no other Arab state. This is the only country in the Near and Middle East where an Arab middle class is in existence. - ROBERT F. KENNEDY. The Boston Past, 1948"
Meme - Muslim: "We have a religious right to kill you and take the land you live on!"
Jew: "sounds like I have a right to kill you in self defense"
Muslim: "nooo! that's genocide! ethnic cleansing! u only wanna kill Palestinians to take their land in the name of religion!!"
Dr. Sabreena Ghaffar-Siddiqui on X - "I honestly don’t care how Palestinians resist their own annihilation. A Palestinian father could wrap himself in a bomb vest and jump into a crowd of violent Israeli “settlers” and I wouldn’t condemn him. I’d call him a heroic man. Because I know that if a rabid mob forced themselves into my home after destroying everything and everyone else dear to me already, and tried to murder my children the way they murdered all the other children in the town, I’d protect them by ANY means necessary. I don’t care if they have a Star of David tattooed on their neck or a Nazi flag."
The same people who claim Israel must respond "proportionately" whenever its attacked give a blank cheque to Palestinians and terrorism supporters to kill as many Israelis and Jews as they want
Mahathir Said Singapore Shouldn't Exist. Anti-Zionists Say the Same About Israel. - "In 2022, former Malaysian prime minister Mahathir Mohamad suggested Malaysia “should demand not just that Pedra Branca, or Pulau Batu Puteh, be given back to us, we should also demand Singapore as well as the Riau Islands, as they are Tanah Melayu (Malay land)”. While he walked it back, most Singaporeans do not need a lecture to understand why that is profoundly offensive. Singapore’s own existence, of course, is a product of colonial boundary-drawing, a territorial carve-out from a British empire that no longer exists. The insult suggested that Singapore’s existence as a sovereign nation is somehow conditional. It implies that the country we belong to is not really ours, and that others may dismiss our nationhood as a historical mistake to be undone. Imagine someone saying: “I have nothing against Singaporeans. I respect them as a people. I just don’t believe Singapore should exist as a sovereign state. It really belongs to Malaysia.“ Few Singaporeans would regard that as a neutral distinction. Instead, we would immediately understand that denying a nation’s right to exist is a denial of our legitimacy as a people... Israel’s history is obviously very different from Singapore’s. But the underlying principle is the same: we cannot neatly separate a people’s dignity from their right to exist politically... Britain, far from sponsoring Jewish settlement, actively restricted Jewish immigration to Palestine after 1939, including the survivors of the Holocaust. The accusation of being an imperialist or colonial power seeks to exploit anti-colonial sentiment, but is ultimately maladapted. Further, that it is applied selectively to Jewish nationalism while Palestinian nationalism is treated as self-evidently legitimate is, again, an asymmetry that demands explanation. The problem goes beyond anti-Zionism. Too often, we do not just import foreign conflicts; we import the language that comes with them, dividing the world too quickly into oppressors and oppressed before we have seriously weighed the facts... There is one further irony worth naming. Anti-Zionists invoke the displacement of earlier people groups and colonial boundary-drawing to deny Israel’s legitimacy. Yet nobody questions the borders of Jordan, Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, most of the modern Middle East, and yes, even Singapore – borders drawn by Britain and France less than a century ago. Neither are tears shed for those displaced by the Ottoman Empire, or the Empires preceding, nor for the Bugis and Orang Laut of Singapore. Consider harder, more egregious cases: the displacement of the natives of Canada, USA, Australia and New Zealand. Nobody demands the dissolution of any of these states on those grounds... What begins as opposition to “Zionism” often becomes hostility toward “Zionists.” And before long, “Zionist” becomes a label used broadly enough to morally indict Jews as a whole... The consistency test is available to anyone willing to apply it. If you have advocated for Kurdish statehood, marched for Tibetan autonomy, or insisted on Palestinian self-determination, you are operating from a principle: that a people’s dignity is inseparable from their right to exist politically. If you are operating from that principle consistently, then you already know where the logic leads. The only question is whether you are willing to follow it when the people being denied that right are Jews."
Left wingers do actually demand the dissolution of white countries, so
Meme - Eitan Fischberger @EFischberger: "This was the top of the New York Times last night. The first thing every reader sees the moment they land on the homepage of the most influential news outlet on earth. All three stories about Israel. There is a famous communications scholar named Maxwell McCombs who developed what is now called the "agenda setting theory." His core finding is simple: The press is not very good at telling people what to think. It is extraordinarily good, however, at telling people what to think ABOUT. And what the New York Times has decided you should think about, every single day, multiple times a day, forever and always, is Israel. You cannot saturate the most influential newsroom in the English language with relentless coverage of one small country and then act surprised when the public becomes similarly hyper-fixated with it. The animosity we constantly see is the predictable output of editorial selection, repeated daily, until it becomes the background music of how people think about the Jewish state."
"Pentagon Sees Growing Espionage Threat From Israel. Israeli Strike Kills 3 Lebanese Soldiers, Days After Truce Was Signed. Infant Killed as Israeli Military Fires on Car in West Bank, Palestinian Officials Say"
Terrorism supporter logic - the NYT is pro Israel
Meme - Hen Mazzig @HenMazzig: "An anti-Zionist Jew wrote about how awful Zionism is. Then her interview was cancelled suddenly. Instead of support, the people she's marketing to told her "to go to hell for trying to salvage the Jewish image during Judeo Nazism at large." This is what gets me about anti-Zionist Jews. They are absolutely free to believe what they want, but when we tell them that there are anti- Zionists using Zionism as an excuse to be antisemitic they never believe us. And, every single time, they have to learn the hard way, usually after trying to throw Zionist Jews under the bus. Because, to some, there is no such thing as a good Jew."
eman: red triangle @eemaanishere: "Center your stupid Jewish feelings and get banned anyway award. Hope all these profiteering spin doctors go to hell for trying to salvage the jewish image during judeo nazism at large"
KWANGRESS: "Molly Crabapple, Artist & Author of 'Here Where We Live Is Our Country: The Story of the Jewish Bund' shared via instagram that Channel 4 News cancelled her interview on short notice."
Leopards eating people's faces is only for people who threaten the left wing agenda
Meme - "Neglect your HOUSE and This Will Take Over *cockroaches*
Neglect your COUNTRY, and This Will Take Over *Muslim men praying on sidewalk waving Palestinian flag, with loudhailer*"
Mike Fegelman on X - "For years, Israel has been vilified for “targeting journalists” in Gaza. Now @pressfreedom has removed more names from its list after admitting said "journalist" participated in combat. That should be a major media scandal. Instead, the same outlets that helped spread the accusation against Israel will quietly move on to the next libel."
Massey College fellow resigns after he says he was asked to let 'advisory committee' vet antisemitism conference - "University of Toronto law professor Peter Biro has resigned his fellowship from Massey College after he says the institution wanted an “advisory committee” to vet an antisemitism conference he was organizing. “A good portion of Canadian society is utterly oblivious to the fact that our current age represents the next great transmutation of jew-hatred in human history,” Biro wrote in his resignation letter dated May 31. “That only underscores the critical importance of this conference.”... Biro wrote that Massey’s concerns stemmed from a lack of coordination with the college and questions surrounding the appropriateness of “partner organizations.” The conference was due to be co-hosted with the Raoul Wallenberg Centre for Human Rights. Biro dismissed the Massey College president’s concerns as “absolutely false,” writing that everything was developed with “full cooperation with and the full contemporaneous knowledge of the Principal, beginning in mid-January and continuing through to May 27.” He wrote that he had previously chaired and participated in other conferences at Massey without any issue... Michael Geist, a University of Ottawa law professor, called the incident “an important story of what appears to be an attempt by leadership at Massey College to censor a major conference on antisemitism.” “Massey College, much like Mark Carney, had a chance to lead, but both failed to meet the moment,” Geist wrote in an X post on Wednesday, referring to the prime minister’s recent visit to a Toronto synagogue to address antisemitism in Canada earlier this week. “The stain on Massey College will not come off as easily.” University of Toronto chemistry professor Dvira Segal commented on Geist’s post, saying, “Our academic institutions and government are willing to address antisemitism only insofar as the discussion sanitizes the connection between Judaism and the land of Israel.” “That clearly is the oversight they wanted, that the conference not touch the historical, cultural, and religious connections of Jews to the land of Israel, nor the extent to which the denial and politicized erasure of those ties has become a modern form of antisemitism,” Segal wrote. Biro said that life on campus at the University of Toronto, where he is an adjunct professor, has materially changed in recent years, particularly after the Hamas atrocities of October 7. “There’s been a radical change in the atmosphere and in the civic culture of campus,” he told the Post on Thursday. “But it’s a microcosm of what’s occurring in the broader society, accentuated significantly on campuses across the country. And U of T is no exception.” Biro said the changing spirit of academic life has been driven by higher education shifting “from being a research institution, particularly in the social sciences, to being a driver of social justice agendas.” “Activism has supplanted truth-seeking as the dominant spirit and driving force of much of the work, both on the research side, (and) even on the teaching side,” he said. “Israel vilification has become the currency, cornerstone and language of much of what transpires in the social sciences.”"
Almost half of Muslim Americans have favorable view of Hamas, new survey shows - "Almost half of Muslim Americans support the terror group Hamas, while views of Israelis have soured since 2022 amongst Republicans and Democrats, a bombshell new poll found The startling survey also found that young Americans of all religions are now far more likely to hold favorable views of Palestinians over Israelis, marking a drastic change since Hamas’ deadly Oct. 7 rampage. Some 44% of Muslim American respondents expressed a favorable opinion of the terror group, compared to 17% of black Protestants, just 4% of white evangelical Protestants, and 8% of Catholics, according to a Pew Research Center survey published Thursday... Younger Americans across all religious groups — and especially Democrats — were far more likely to have positive views of Hamas and the Palestinian people as opposed to the Israeli people and its government... Across the board, some 13% of adult respondents under 30 expressed a favorable view of Hamas, including 16% of young Democrats and a shocking 11% of young Republicans."
Damn Amish who refuse to assimilate!
Weird, we're told no one supports Hamas
Hussain Abdul-Hussain on X - "Pew poll showing 44 percent of Muslims in America support Hamas squares with Palestinian polls, as surveyed by the Palestinian PCPSR-Polling and Survey Research. As recently as October 2025, one in every two Palestinians thought that October 7 was a correct move and opposed the two-state solution (meaning they want all the land, from the river to the sea, as Muslim Arab Palestine). Also, a plurality of 43 percent of Palestinians thought "armed struggle" was the way to an independent Palestine (again, from the river to the sea with Israel vanishing). Rahm Emanuel this week delivered a speech in Tel Avi in which he blamed Israeli supporters of Greater Israel -- meaning Mandate Palestine, unlike how most Arabs understand it to mean from the Nile to the Euphrates -- of perpetuating the conflict with Palestinians, blaming Israel for not arriving at a two-state solution. Given Pews's numbers on Muslim American support of Hamas and PCPSR's numbers on Palestinian opposition to two state, support of Hamas and October 7, the question to Rahm is: How? How can Israel make peace with a Muslim population whose majority rejects it?"
