Someday I'll allow myself to be proud of me.

(MPN)

Israeli Soldiers Are Storming Palestinian Banks & Currency Exchanges To Steal Cash

This has been a growing trend since October 7, 2023, where they commit nothing less than armed robberies.

All German Left parties need to declare the exact same antizionist stance and oust the leaders of the main party before Die Linke evaporates into the next academic/bourgeoisie pro-war and pro-Israel shit show like the Greens.

The left leadership is intentionally out of touch with the left base, just like German leadership is with the German population. Israel fanatism has our foreign minister declare just now that international law doesn't protect everyone, that it's not an option for certain countries of his choosing, betraying one of the core tenets of Germany's post-war historic "lessons" just like he betrays Germany's own constitution.

From the moment of its inception in the late 19th century, it was fascism.

There is no moderate Zionist, that's like someone saying they are a moderate member of the KKK or a moderate Nazi.

https://x.com/AssalRad/status/1895954533509136841

his name is rabbi arik ascherman and he is head of the israeli human rights organization torat tzedek. his work lately has been centered around advocating for farmers/shepherds in the west bank who are being driven from their homes by israeli settlers. this is an excerpt from a speech he gave in december to israelis for peace:

“And so what is left? I think in this dark period, our goal here and in Israel/Palestine is to do what we can to preserve something until there will be a better day. I think we have to show solidarity so that even if we can't stop the evil, just as so many times we Jews through the centuries just wished somebody had been with us, without knocking on the door or busting down the door, at least we can be there so people will not be alone! That's what I tell people all the time. I tell one of the Palestinians we're working with: you are not alone. That I can do.

While nobody has a monopoly on being tired or posting about it online, I think it bears mentioning that speaking of tiredness/exhaustion is something that Black activists in the USA have spoken about frequently for at least a century, and regularly talk about online. I may be off base here and correlation =/= causation, but hear me out.

One key example of this is Fannie Lou Hamer's 1964 speech "Sick and Tired of being Sick and Tired" which I recommend reading, link below:

Excerpt:

And you can always hear this long sob story: "You know it takes time." For three hundred years, we've given them time. And I've been tired so long, now I am sick and tired of being sick and tired, and we want a change. We want a change in this society in America because, you see, we can no longer ignore the facts and getting our children to sing, "Oh say can you see, by the dawn's early light, what so proudly we hailed." What do we have to hail here? The truth is the only thing going to free us. And you know this whole society is sick. And to prove just how sick it was when we was in Atlantic City challenging the National Convention, when I was testifying before the Credentials Committee, I was cut off because they hate to see what they been knowing all the time and that's the truth. Yes, a lot of people will roll their eyes at me today but I'm going to tell you just like it is, you see, it's time — you see, this is what got all this like this, there's so much hypocrisy in this society and if we want America to be a free society we have to stop telling lies, that's all. Because we're not free and you know we're not free. You're not free here in Harlem. I've gone to a lot of big cities and I've got my first city to go to where this man wasn't standing with his feet on this black man's neck.

Please read the entire thing, especially if you're American, or listen here.

But more relevant to millennial/gen z zionists using this language, it's also something I saw a lot from present-day Black activists back when I was on Twitter and still see IRL (search function on here is trash and I deleted twitter so no screenshots but I assume most of you have seen this.) And I think a lot of young zionist Jews who saw this took it and ran with it, especially after 2020. (Many Jewish institutions still don't openly support the Black Lives Matter movement due to BLM's solidarity with Palestine, but more became supportive of its primary aims if not the org or its chapters in 2020 during the uprisings.) I'm not accusing anyone of "appropriating tiredness" but I think that's where at least some of these online liberal Zionists absorbed the language.

Goodness knows if you look up "sick and tired of being sick and tired" without Fannie Lou Hamer's name attached on many search engines, you get a bunch of white psychologists and self-help types using the quote out of context with no attribution.

And so these online Zionists end up with the idea that talking about being tired online means they must be activists, and you end up with Zionist Facebook groups like "The Jews are Tired" where the cover photo is the pro-Israel ("anti-antisemitism") rally at the US capitol. Except for them, they're not tired of facing actual oppression, they're tired of having their racist views challenged. (I'm aware that this fb group was founded before 2020, my point is correlation and overlap, not direct causation.)

links to the donations mentioned

https://unrwa.org/

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