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Heartwarming: the far right and the far left find common ground in blaming the Jews for every single problem in the world.
i know everyone posts this one cause its just so well written but im still going to cause damn
Benjamin Disraeli was the first and only Jewish prime minister in the UK, in 1868 and from 1874 to 1880. thatâs just his name. scrawling it out and replacing it is derangement, it doesnât mean anything.
History of Benjamin Disraeli, the Earl of Beaconsfield - GOV.UK
Discover facts about Benjamin Disraeli, the Victorian prime minister. Explore the reason behind the mutual loathing of Disraeli and William
Itâs important to know that hijab is banned in schools in most of the european countries, such as france, belgium, switzerland etc. Millions of girls have to take their hijab off everyday in order to have access to education, and I am one of them. Please spread this as much as possible, it has become so normal here that I feel like a fool for even mentioning it, but Iâm pretty sure it goes against the human rights. This senseless law has been on since 2004 and pretends that all the students have to be âequalâ and it is prohibited to show that you belong to any religion, any religious sign must be set aside. However, most of us have to take our hijab off in schools where you can clearly see a christmas tree or a christian cross. âYeah but itâs not the sameâ, they say. Tell me about double standards. I pray for days when we donât have to chose between religion and education.

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Antisemites: the JEWWSSS control the media.
Meanwhile pretty much every media source is filled with antisemitic bias. not only does the media not have a so-called pro jewish bias. it actively is very biased AGAINST jewish people and filled with antisemitism and anti-israeli xenophobia. their conspiracy theories are so ridiculously obviously false it would be funny if it weren't so harmful.
For real - people have to be either actively stupid or deliberately and knowingly lying to believe that nonsense for a second.
The problem is that these news outlets are not anti-Israel enough for them. It's a similar attitude towards politicians in general. That even if they denounce the war as a genocide, anything else like supporting a two-state solution is "pro-Israel"
The BBC, NYT and all that ofc we know have been downplaying antisemitism or also reporting blood libel regarding the IDF actions. But they haven't gotten to the level of the likes of Middle East Eye or Electronic Intifada spreading outright propaganda.
âi wouldâve hidden anne frank!â you couldnât even condemn the largest massacre of jews since the holocaust.
There have been race riots in several countries. Masked men burning families out of their homes. Moral purity tests are back in. The political left and right are exchanging notes on antisemitism. American democrats are standing behind a man with a Totenkopf tattoo. A large number of the far left identifies with a terrorist organisation. Russia continues to occupy Ukrainian territories. Russian militias in Africa continue to exploit the region for monetary gain. There are currently 117.8 million people displaced by various conflicts around the world.
A lot of people like to say that they would always be on the right side of history. Well, here we are, and from where Iâm standing, a great many of you are far, far away.
The amount of people calling Scott Weiner an "AIPAC centrist" when he takes literally zero money from them should tell you exactly what people mean when they talk about AIPAC. It should tell you exactly what Mamdani meant.

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The double standard is glaring, but let's not pretend that the new Israeli law is in any way a good one.
Yeah, one of the things that I find most frustrating about talking about anything to do with Israel is that itâs a democracy index 7.80 country that is consistently brought up in the same breath as a group of countries which pretty much all fall in 1-3.5 range (leaving aside Afghanistan as an outlier, because last I checked it had fallen all the way to 0.25 and itâs almost as unfair to compare that to Jordan as it is to compare Jordan to Israel).
Like. Israel is a concerningly flawed democracy at real risk of serious backsliding! Itâs very bad! This law is very bad, the rhetoric coming out of the current majority coalition is very bad, the enduring popularity of people who built their political careers cheering on the Israeli equivalent of the JFK assassination is very bad.
But every time you try and talk about any of that, you have to contend with an avalanche of propaganda that posits that this means that Israel is somehow a more repressive regime than its neighbors, and like⌠Iâm sorry, but thatâs just completely detached from reality?
Like just as a point of comparison, Ukraine is only a 4.90 on the democracy index, and thatâs not great. But only the most diehard self-parody tankies ever bring Ukrainian domestic policy and law up in the context of whether the war in Ukraine is justified, because given that Russia is a whooping 2.03 on the democracy index and has earned every bit of that rating, âsome of the political purges in Ukraine are a bit concerning for long-term domestic governanceâ a fucking absurd thing to go after Ukraine for in the context of Russian hostility.
Anyway holy shit is this Israeli death penalty law awful, and it should be condemned, and I fucking wish I didnât always have to disclaimer saying that with âbut to be clear, this doesnât mean that Egypt and Lebanon and the PA have any moral high ground, obviously, I mean come the fuck onâ
Israel is a democratic state to one type of citizen only, and that is Jewish Israeli citizens. The rest of the population cannot vote and do not have political representation. It's like saying that South Africa in the 80s was a good democracy. It was... technically a democracy, but there was a system that divided up the country's population in a way that made it not actually politically representative. This is not to say that something like Hamas is good, to be clear. The states around Israel are not great either, some of them are full on dictatorships. But Ukraine does not have an aparthied system going on. Israel does.
I also think the amount of torture against political prisoners in Israel can easily be compared to some very sadistic regimes. There are a LOT of political prisoners and they are apparently routinely tortured. Including children. This is the kind of thing that does deserve to be held up against other repressive regimes.
you think the Arab citizens of Israel can't vote? Arabs have full representation, voting rights, political parties, and are elected to the Knesset. along with holding political office, Arabs are also doctors and lawyers and educators and whatever other profession you can think of, comparing the reality in Israel to any kind of apartheid is woefully uninformed at best and intentionally malicious at worst.
In East Jerusalem, upon annexing the area, Israel gave Palestinians living there at the time permanent residency status. This status, which does not confer a right to run or vote for Knesset, is usually given to immigrants entering the country. In the case of East Jerusalem, the opposite is true: it was Israel that entered the area. Residents of East Jerusalem can, theoretically, become citizens and participate in general elections, but the process is lengthy and complex, and Israel deliberately puts bureaucratic obstacles in their way. The political participation of Palestinian citizens is also limited by Basic Law: The Knesset. Section 7a, legislated in 2002, stipulates that a candidate or a list of candidates can be barred from running for Knesset if their actions or goals explicitly or implicitly include ânegation of the existence of the State of Israel as a Jewish and democratic state.â The Central Elections Committee â a body comprised of representatives of various political parties â has repeatedly relied on this clause to disqualify Palestinian candidates and lists, arguing that their civil struggle for full equality violates the clause as it denies Israelâs existence as a Jewish state. ...the justices repeatedly stressed the limits of Palestinian political participation. President Barak, for instance, explained that demanding equality does not threaten the existence of Israel as a Jewish state only so long as the aim is to âsecure equality between citizens internally, while acknowledging the rights of the minority living among us.â If, on the other hand, the demand for equality âseeks to undermine the rationale for the countryâs establishment, thereby denying Israelâs character as the state of the Jewish people, then it is injurious to the core, minimal features that make Israel a Jewish state.â In this case, there is room, he held, to consider disqualifying a list or candidate supporting this position.
https://www.btselem.org/publications/202210_not_a_vibrant_democracy_this_is_apartheid
not even going to attempt to dignify this with clarity of response because it's a waste of time, but this is so funny because B'tselem is sort of the epitome of proof that free speech and democracy exists in Israel, not because they are good or reliable (they are not), but because they can operate like this to provide misleading information to people desperate for hateful propaganda like you without the government stopping them.
Following Hagai El-Ads appointment to head the NGO, BTselems unsupported factual and legal claims and blatant political agenda have multipli
Also, I think itâs telling that this person just completely side-stepped my actual point, which was not that Israel was a stable democracy, but was rather that most of the countries that are being brought up in the same breath as Israel are significantly less democratic.
I really want to hammer this home, but donât want to risk belaboring the point, so letâs just look at one example, very briefly:
Egypt is a dictatorship, and this is fairly unambiguous. After the Arab Spring, there was a brief moment of hope for Egyptian democracy... but less than a year after its first fair election, Abdel Fattah el-Sisi led a military coup that ousted the democratically elected leader, suspended the constitution, and launched a campaign against the Muslim Brotherhood and other opposition groups. Since then, Egypt has had âelectionsâ which human rights groups generally describe as farcical, and Sisi has âwonâ those elections with 97% of the vote. https://www.hrw.org/news/2018/02/13/egypt-planned-presidential-vote-neither-free-nor-fair
The mere fact that there is a question as to whether or not Netanyahu will stay in power is enough to put Israel in a markedly different category!
Really take a moment and absorb what Iâm saying here. Iâm saying that the bar for being âthe most democratic country in the Middle Eastâ is subterranean. Iâm saying that democratic backsliding is a nonsensical thing to use when you are making a negative comparison to countries that donât have a democracy to backslide. Iâm saying that, look, there are a lot of concerning things about the political landscapes of democracy index 7 countries, but at some point you have to take a step back and say âam I making those reasonable critiques in isolation, or am I actually seriously claiming that those critiques create an equivalence that an outright dictatorship might come out ahead in?â And if youâre doing the later, boy howdy, step outside, take a breath of fresh air, and come back when you have a fresh set of eyeballs, because âwhich of these regimes is ~really~ the least democratic, thoâ is an easily answerable question even if you think that Israel is rapidly trending in a horrifically authoritarian direction.
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Rare testimonies from inside Gaza that reached the Daily Mail reveal how Hamas members are blackmailing and exploiting women, especially wid
Hamas gunmen stand guard on the day that hostages held in Gaza since the deadly Oct. 7, 2023, attack, are âŚ
Accounts describe widows and displaced women being sexually exploited and blackmailed by the terrorists.
Gazan women living under Hamas rule are describing sexual abuse by men in senior positions, sexual extortion in exchange for aid or money, and exploitation by those in positions of power, according to testimonies obtained by Britainâs Daily Mail.
The accounts are emerging amid growing concern that the terrorist organization has reasserted control in much of the Gaza Strip, while global attention is fixed on Iran.
A Gazan man, who identified himself as a member of the Al-Qassam Brigades, the âmilitaryâ wing of Hamas, confirmed to the Mail the dire situation facing widows. He said he had reported to the leadership that some Al-Qassam members were exploiting martyrsâ widowsâ in a tent in the Gharabli area of Deir al-Balah.
He said he was ordered to remain silent. âWe told them this was an insult to our honor and pride,â he said, adding that he destroyed the tent in anger.
Another Gazan man confirmed that a similar thing happened to his neighbor, who was blackmailed by âone of the Hamas charity organizations. They wanted her to prostitute herself in exchange for a food parcel, an aid voucher, or 100 shekels [about $33].â
These testimonies come against the backdrop of broader allegations of sexual violence during the conflict, including testimony from several former hostages such as Romi Gonen and Arbel Yehoud, who told the Mail that she was sexually abused every day in captivity after being abducted from her kibbutz on Oct. 7, 2023.
Meanwhile, Hamas, which has refused to disarm as part of a ceasefire agreement, continues to rule almost half of the Gaza Strip with an iron fist. According to sources on the ground who spoke to the Mail, the exploitation of vulnerable women and girls is routine.
Abdullah, a pseudonym, a journalist with Jusoor News, spoke to the Mail from his hiding place out of fear that Hamas would find him. âUnfortunately, there are many such cases. It is a very widespread phenomenon. In every area, many women are exploited, especially widows and divorceĂŠs, because they have no support or income. Their vulnerability is being exploited, and the situation is getting worse by the day.â
âYou cannot expose me. I am the government here.â
Noor, also a pseudonym, a divorced mother of four who was displaced from her home during the war, spoke to the Mail from Gaza in a whisper over the phone, for fear of being caught. She described sexual coercion in exchange for aid, which began when a religious figure started harassing her at the lowest point of her life.
âI wasnât getting any aid, so I went to a charity. I am a mother of four, displaced by the war and not part of a recognized displacement camp, so I got no assistance. I went to an Islamic charity that distributes aid to the displaced and needy in Gaza. I was received by a man who looked religious, like a sheikh. He said he would stand by me and help me. I told him I was separated from my husband. He said, âOh, separated? A beautiful woman like you?ââ
He took Noorâs phone number, which she said she believed would lead to fatherly support, but instead, he suggested a late-night video call.
âFrom the beginning, the way he spoke to me felt like harassment. Iâm much younger than him. I trusted him because he was an older man. I saw him as a father figure. Heâs my fatherâs age, but he harassed me directly. I was afraid, of course. He chased after me. I asked him how he could speak to me like that, and I told him he should be ashamed. I said I would expose him. He said, âYou cannot expose me. I am the government here.ââ
Noor said this reflects a broader pattern in which vulnerable women become targets because they have no breadwinner and depend on aid. âThey exploit womenâs distress, but the women are too afraid to speak.â
He would not let her leave
Another woman reported: âOne charity in Gaza is unfortunately the biggest perpetrator of these acts. From its chairman to its doorman, it is done by all the employees and members there, as if the organization was set up for the purpose of sexual harassment, psychological abuse and the harassment of young women.â
During the war in the Gaza Strip, the AP news agency documented several incidents in 2025, including the case of a 38-year-old woman who believed she would finally receive the help she needed for her six children. After weeks of struggle, she was told that a certain man could help her with food, aid and work.
She turned to him after being separated from her husband and forced to close her business, but then he took her to an empty apartment, complimented her and ordered her to remove her head covering. She said he told her he loved her and would not force her, but at the same time would not let her leave. Eventually, she said, sexual contact took place. She declined to provide further details, saying she felt fear and shame.
âI had to cooperate because I was afraid. I wanted to get out of that place,â she told AP. Before she left, she was given 100 shekels. Two weeks later, she received a box of medicine and a food parcel. âThe job she had been promised never materialized,â the report said.
Abdullah, the journalist, added: âHamas exploited media channels and spread exaggerated or false numbers. Hamas lied about everything. They stole the aid, created the hunger narrative, and the naive West believes it. They have no respect for anyone.â
He described threats to his life, including armed men arriving at the place where he was staying. âIf I had been there, they would have shot me.â
#why does this only really have notes from jumblr and allies#the answer to both questions is that this movement of Jew hatred in the name of Palestine doesnât care at ALL about the Palestinians#they only care when they can use it to demonize the Jews#free gaza from hamas
itâs the same reason youâll never see that this happened today:
As Strip stagnates, Gazans plan first large anti-Hamas protest since ceasefire | The Times of Israel
Members of Hamas cracking down on Gazans. Photo: Screenshot from X account of Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib Armed Hamas operatives arrested âŚ
Hilarious to see royalists pissing themselves in outrage at the news that King Charles' revised and updated description of the monarchy as "protecting space for faith in a multi faith nation" acknowledges the reality that we are, in fact, a multicultural, multi faith society and Christianity isn't special actually.
In all seriousness, though - I'm hardly the biggest believer in the monarchy (in the 21st century, it is rather outdated) but I do think in a country rife with division and hatred along racial and religious lines, this was a ballsy move to make. An attempt to foster interfaith relations and build respect and trust, whether it works or not, is still worth something.

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fellas Iâm starting to suspect that the antisemitism movement might actually have an antisemitism problem đ¤
https://nationalpost.com/opinion/harry-laforme-i-stood-on-my-ancestral-land-and-said-what-carney-would-not
Your reminder that most natives arenât stupid enough to fall for the âanti-zionistâ lies, and are against our trauma being weaponized against jewish people. Do not let the leftist racists fool you.