Hummus Boi

"Not like Dachau, is it, Herr Mufti?" - New York Times, May 16, 1948

I love everything about this poster.

These terrorist dick riders are out here deepthroating Molotovs. A guy burns Jews at a hostage rally, kills Karen Diamond, and they call it "the only sane response," demand his release, and don’t even mention the dead grandma. This is some batshit insane death cult simping.

And the cherry on top: Boulder city council member Taishya Adams refused to sign a condemnation of the attack because it called it “antisemitic” instead of “anti-Zionist”. She literally wouldn’t condemn the firebombing murder without shoehorning in her Jew-hate framing.

It turns out that the “Nakba Survivor” who stars in Mayor Mamdani’s official NY City Hall Palestinian propaganda video yesterday, is literally a “European settler”.

In the late 19th century, Muslim Bosnians (including Inea’s grandparents), fled Bosnia to Ottoman Syria, after Austria-Hungary took control of Bosnia.

They feared that the Christians would seek revenge on Muslims after centuries of mistreatment by them.

The family then moved to Tulkarem which after 1948 was under Jordanian control, not Israeli. So there was no “nakba” there.

Because the Jewish population developed Jerusalem’s medical care under the British mandate, Inea herself was born in Jerusalem but the family remained in Tulkarem.

In the 1930’s, Inea’s father was offered a Job in England, he returned to Mandatory Palestine after a few years, but in 1948 they decided to move back to England.

They were not expelled, and no one forced them to move to England. In any case, Tulkarem, and the old city of Jerusalem remained under Jordanian Arab control. No Arabs were forced to leave from Tulkarem in 1948.

So in summary, this is a European with no strong roots in the land of Israel, whose family made the decision to immigrate back to the continent of their grandparents instead of remaining under Arab control in what was part of Jordan after 1948.

Furthermore the “visit Palestine” poster on Inea’s wall which is featured in the video is not a Palestinian Arab poster as Mayor Mamdani’s video implies. It is a Zionist poster designed and drawn by the Jewish artist Franz Kraus to encourage Jewish tourism to the holy land.

Final Fun Fact: When Bushnaq’s European grandparents arrived on boats to the Levant, Jews were already the biggest Community in Jerusalem.

If you aren't looking at what just happened in Midwood, you’re ignoring the moment pro-Palestinian "activism" turned into residential warfare. This wasn't a march on a government building but a siege on a Jewish neighborhood.

Quick recap for those unaware:

Park East Synagogue (May 5): The "warning shot". Under the pretext of protesting a real estate event on the Upper East Side, the crowd turned into a mob. They breached police barriers with such force that an NYPD officer was hospitalized with a severe leg injury.

Midwood (May 11): The "invasion." This moved from the sidewalk to the sanctuary of people's homes. While "protesting" the Young Israel synagogue, the mob spilled onto private porches. We watched an elderly man shoved to the ground, his head hitting a tree. Screaming "Death to…" and "Fuck Israel" at families watching from their balconies is nothing short of terrorizing a demographic.

When you wave Hezbollah flags and Hamas target symbols (the red triangle) while screaming "Death to the IDF" into the windows of private family homes, you aren't "petitioning for peace." You are terrorizing people where they sleep.

So why did I say 'History is Repeating'? If you guessed Nazi Germany, you went too far back.

Forty years ago, this was the manual of the White Supremacist. In the 70s and 80s, mobs in Boston and Marquette Park marched through neighborhoods with intimidating symbols to tell Black families "You aren't safe here".

Seeing People of Color within these pro-Palestinian crowds using those same tactics today is a tragic, hollow irony.

It is the worst kind of racism, a "reboot" of the very oppression their parents and grandparents fought to dismantle. When the former underdog adopts the tools of the supremacist, the moral high ground is dead. You aren't "dismantling a system", you’re just the new face of an old, ugly hate.

But this isn't about calling a specific group out, this is about the pro-Palestinian movement as a whole. If we decide that residential neighborhoods are "fair game" for this level of intimidation, no one is safe. Not your street, not your home, not your family. Bigotry and racism won't disappear once Jews are gone, it'll only find a new target.

Can we talk about the absolute intellectual bankruptcy of Julian Casablancas comparing October 7 to a "slave rebellion" in a recent SubwayTakes interview? Because the math ain't mathing.

Casablancas is doing that very specific thing where an ultra-privileged celebrity tries to regain cultural relevance by cosplaying as a "martyr" for the truth. He starts his rant with "It's been nice having a career with you," which is a total joke. He’s not losing his career, he’s getting a standing ovation from the exact crowd that thinks "antisemitism" is just a buzzword used to silence them.

Julian's whole "Zionists have white privilege" bit is a textbook example of American-centric brain rot. He’s trying to overlay a US racial dynamic onto a region where half the Jewish population is Brown or Black. He’s erasing the memory of Yemenite Jews, Ethiopian Jews, and the 6 million European Jews who weren't "white enough" for the gas chambers. To Julian, Jews are only allowed to exist as "white oppressors" because if they’re an indigenous, persecuted minority, his "slave rebellion" analogy crumbles.

Julian also stated: "Slave rebellions that were violent didn’t mean that slavery is not bad." Cool. Who was the "slave holder" at the Nova Music Festival? Which plantation did 4-year-old Ariel Bibas run? Which "privilege" was the 80-year-old grandmother in the tunnel enjoying when she was kidnapped?

You won’t answer that because your analogy only works when it stays vague. The second you apply it to a baby or a murdered teenager, you aren't a "brave truth-teller" you're just a guy making excuses for a massacre.

While you smirk on a subway show about how "safe" you are to speak your truth, 70% of religious hate crimes in the US target Jews. You aren't the one in danger, Julian. You’re the one feeding the fire.

You’re projecting your own violent fantasies onto me because your logical arguments failed. I never advocated for 'killing' anyone or 'ethnic cleansing', I advocated for the right of an indigenous people to return and defend themselves from those exact things.

The irony you’re ignoring is that Zionists accepted sharing the land in 1937 and 1947. It was the Arab leadership that chose a war of extermination. My position is that indigenous people have a right to sovereignty, your position is that they only have a right to exist if they remain powerless victims.

While European governments and Western TV anchors are busy demanding a ceasefire and undermining the fight against the Iranian regime, the actual Arab world, the people who actually have to live next to the IRGC monster, are cheering for the regime’s collapse and admiring Israeli strength.

It is absolutely unhinged. The West has never been weaker or more submissive, failing to realize that the Middle East they refuse to understand is already conquering them from within. You cannot survive a Middle Eastern war using "Western politeness."

The reality? Israel is a flourishing Western democracy, but it’s physically located in a neighborhood with different rules and a different language. To exist here, you have to be two things at once: a prosperous, modern state and a lethal Middle Eastern power. If your "activism" requires you to ignore the people actually living under the IRGC's thumb just so you can feel morally superior in London or Paris, you aren't a humanitarian you’re just a useful idiot for a regime that laughs at your weakness while working to undermine your cozy existence.