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does ANYONE have the image of spock and his parents celebrating hanukkah because i need it IMMEDIATELY
this?
YES THANK YOU !!!!!! (by @cursedtrekedits and this is a wonderful edit, not cursed lol)

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What I want to do: send a link to all my friends every time a news item about harm coming to Jews crosses my path. Every time an antisemitic post crosses my dash. Every time. I want to make them see what I live with and how constant it is. I want them to feel the impossibility of safety. I want them to understand.
What I fear: Being branded the downer and abandoned by everyone I love. Learning that none of them love me back.
What I actually do: Read the news and sob. Occasionally text a friend when it gets too overwhelming. Feel terrified for the next three days that Iโve pushed them away. Wonder how long Iโm supposed to wait before being visibly in pain again.
This is the Jewish experience for many of us.
I find it so darkly amusing and charming that so many of my Israeli friends have been checking up on me and their other diaspora Jewish friends because the rising antisemitism in the diaspora has gotten so radioactive, and several have expressed that they feel safer in Israel than they would abroad.
Meanwhile we're constantly checking up on our Israeli friends like: Babes. Darlings. There's a literal war going on in your country after the most horrifying attack on Jews since the Holocaust and hundreds of people were taken captive. We're davening for YOU.
I think that we're all just so worried for each other because the world has gotten 3000% less safe for Jews literally everywhere in the world and we're all just trying to be grateful for what security we have, while we have it.
I think a lot of us learned how many people think genocide is okay as long as their side does it--and as long as it's against Jews. Especially if it's against Jews.

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Has anyone else noticed the weird appropriation of Yiddish for specifically anti-zionist spaces? It makes me deeply uncomfortable.
Here's the thing that really broke me about the goyische left's response to the Hamas massacre: once again, the uncritical, antisemitic double standard for Israel and Jews versus literally anyone else has now expanded to assume that Jews do not deserve human rights or have lost them by virtue of being Israeli.
Let's say, for a moment, that you have been radicalized to really believe that the Hamas attack on civilians was a liberatory action, perhaps unfortunate that it targeted unarmed civilians, but what else were they supposed to do? Besides, Israel has visited similar and worse attacks on Palestine for years, so turnabout is fair play, especially in service of the struggle of liberation of a brutally oppressed group. [To be clear: I take issue with this and find it morally repugnant. But for the moment, let's accept arguendo this belief as a baseline.]
Do you really include rape, torture, killing children at all but especially in front of their parents, or killing parents in front of their children and taking hostages of the survivors, beheading infants, trapping and burning families hidden together alive, stripping and parading hostages naked through the street, mutilating and displaying the bodies of the dead proudly and celebrating their deaths, and doing all of this on a holy day where Jewish people the world over are supposed to be celebrating the end of the holiday season and the beginning of a new cycle of Torah learning. On a day that people will be resting, with their families, unarmed and in their holy spaces, and are explicitly commanded to be happy.
.......amongst the "unfortunate-but-necessary violent struggle?"
Like even if you believe in your heart of hearts that all Israelis should die or at least are acceptable casualties in the struggle, do you really believe that there is any excuse for the above atrocities? If you do, I need you to ask yourself some things:
Do you think there is any justification for the manner and cruelty of the deaths?
Do you really think that there is anything a person could do in order to deserve any of these actions as a sentence?
Was the cruel nature of this, designed to inflict the greatest amount of trauma on the survivors and the Jewish people at large, actually necessary to accomplishing the goal of liberation?
Would you accept any of these actions being done to any other group?
If you are a white American, do you think you personally deserve this yourself for everything the United States has done to the native population (never mind anyone else)?
Do you think that civilians can be held 100% accountable for their government's actions? Is that a standard you yourself would like to be judged by?
If context is important, how is the last 2000 years of brutal antisemitism from virtually every part of the world not also relevant context? How is the Holocaust not relevant? The Farhud?
Do you think refugees fleeing genocide should be able to live wherever they can and that other countries and peoples have a duty to step up and take them in? If so, would you call refugees of genocide colonists and settlers?
Do you think that children should have to answer for the crimes of adults? That it is ever okay to kill them in cold blood?
Do you think that non-combatant deaths should ever be celebrated?
Theoretically, if the only way Hamas could accomplish its goal (which we will assume arguendo is Palestinian liberation, despite the mounds of evidence against that) is to kill whatever Israelis they could get their hands on, don't you think that a valid liberation force would just kill people as efficiently as possible rather than take the time to brutalize and humiliate them first? Wouldn't that be the more morally understandable thing to do?
Do you think it's ever okay to mock or talk down to people grieving their dead, no matter who they were, especially if they were random citizens rather than, say, high-profile politicians?
These questions to me are unanswerable and the fact that they are even in question at all unjustifiable. The left has either actively participated in this or remained silent in the face of it. And too many friends who I thought were allies have failed to reach out to even ask if we're okay, let alone made even the weakest of condemnations of the brutality my people have experienced this week.
This tells me that you think my humanity, as a Jew, is conditional. That my right not to experience war crimes is up for debate.
How am I supposed to trust you ever again? Feel safe in your presence? Collaborate with you on other issues? Why should I?
For the people who are posting about the situation yet failed to condemn the torture and brutality against my people, please know that I will likely never fully believe you that you are for restorative justice, against the death penalty, against cruel and unusual punishment, against sexual violence, for children's rights and against the murder of children, against terrorism, against civilian casualties, for the rights and protection of refugees, for freedom of movement, support indigenous groups, and certainly certainly anyone claiming to be against antisemitism. There will forever and always be an asterisk next to your statements in favor of universal human rights which reads: *except Jews.
Three Rooms: An Immersive Jewish Experience
Years ago โ I think I was still in college โ I had an idea for an exhibit about a particular Jewish experience. It is by no means comprehensive, it does not tell a complete story. Thatโs not its ambition.ย Its purpose would be to try and simulate a specific feeling or anxiety that I think many Jewish people have for a non-Jewish audience that often seems unable to understand it.
My idea for this exhibit never got beyond the level of an idea โ sadly, a fate that befalls many of my โideasโ โ but itโs always been crystal clear in my head. So I describe it here. Who knows? Maybe one day it will be created somewhere?
The basic layout is a series of rooms. Attendees would enter the exhibit in small groups, one group at a time, starting in the first room. The room would have various exhibits, writings, pictures, and other illustrations of Jewish history in Israel โ both contemporaneous and of the deep past. Nothing especially out of the ordinary.
After some amount of time โ not immediately, but just quick enough to feel like an imposition โ an attendant would emerge to politely tell people it was time move on to the next room. Theyโd be ushered in to see another room, similar in many ways to the first, except this time with exhibits illustrating Jewish experience in the diaspora โ in Europe, in the Middle East, in America, and around the world. The attendant would leave them there, and return back to the first room.
Soon, however, a second attendant would come out. He would not be rude, but perhaps a bit brusque. This room, the second room, was not ready for them. Please return to the first room. Heโll let you know when this room was prepared.
Upon filing back into the first room, the original attendant would evince surprise, then annoyance. What are you doing here? Didnโt he already tell you it was time for you to leave? Go back to where you came from! This room is closed now. Protests about what the other attendant said would be ignored or brushed aside, as the group is shooed back into the second room.
The attendant in the second room would show himself immediately. He is no longer โbrusqueโ, or surprised, or annoyed. He is furious. Are you deaf? How dare you come back here! This is not your room! Get out, now, all of you. Iโm done playing games with you. If you canโt be here, and you canโt be there, then go over there โ he would point to a different door from the one dividing the first and second room. The group โ trapped between the first attendant and the second attendant, seemingly unable to do right โ would scamper to escape, and enter the third room.
The third room would have no attendants. The third room would be entirely quiet and still. The third room would simply be pictures and exhibits of Jewish genocide: the Holocaust, the pogroms, the Inquisition, the Farhud. In that room, the group would finally be left alone, unbothered, for as long as it desired.
At some point, the attendants would reemerge, just to confirm that the attendees had not actually done anything wrong, they had done exactly what they were expected to have done, and the attendants were just playing a role. But the sensation of being chased, of being told that wherever you are, you are wrong for being there, buffeted back and forth between โhomelandโ and โdiasporaโ, until the only place youโre allowed to be left alone in peace is your own grave โ that sensation, so familiar to Jews, so seemingly foreign to so many non-Jews would, I hope, have been evoked just a little bit.
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Also, if you openly say things like "what do Jews have to be afraid of lol they're not even oppressed anymore". Then you have not been listening to Jewish people, and I can make a pretty good guess as to why
I have gotten so many messages from folks who see what's happening to Jews right now, how literally any statement from us that isn't straight up "death to Israel!" "tear it down!" "river to the sea!" etc. - no matter how tempered in other ways or critical of the Israeli government it is - anything even mildly supportive of the terrorism victims/their families in their grief and/or Israelis deserving to live is getting dog piled to an absurd degree. And yes, that primarily targets Jews (because we're the ones primarily speaking on it) but it definitely is also hitting anyone not Jewish who says this as well. Immediately, overnight, the left has made any position that respects everyone's human rights and allows Jews room to grieve our murdered and missing family and friends without telling us they deserved to die in terrible ways completely radioactive. Like literally even the most milquetoaste statement attracts numerous hysterical commentators. And because it's so toxic, people are afraid to speak up.
And I've now heard from a lot of gentiles that they had no idea how deep the rot of leftist antisemitism went, how they've been seeing this unfold with horror, and are afraid to speak up.
Here's what I'll say: those messages give me a lot of strength, because they help me remember that I'm not insane, that this is horrendous, and we are seeing in real time exactly who would have helped the Gestapo find us if they were sufficiently convinced that this is "decolonization." That yes, the backlash really *is* that bad. I hear that affirmation and I appreciate it, and I understand your fear, because it was mine too. I myself strongly considered at the beginning not saying anything about this until I could do so without being harassed. (I decided against that because I am physically incapable of shutting up when it pertains to my people, but I understand the sentiment.)
Here's the thing: this is never going to end - those people who take seriously the question "are Jews people?" are going to be the vocal minority unless and until we all speak out. Jews are 0.2% of the US population and 0.02% of the world's population - there are literally more self-identified Nazis in America than there are Jews. I would honestly be surprised if there weren't more horseshoe theory leftists in the world than Jews also.
That being the case, we really do need our allies to speak up with us. I think if we all spoke up at once, it might be enough to break the silence-taken-as-agreement and shame everyone but the avowed antisemites (rather than the thoughtless and opportunistic ones) back into keeping their antisemitism under wraps. Which does have the effect of bringing the mob under control. Jews have faced a ton of mob violence in the form of pogroms throughout our history and backlash to Jewish victimhood. (Tl;dr - "How dare you make me consider how I might have benefited from or been complicit in hurting Jews? This is actually the fault of the Jews." is a disturbingly common thought process.) (You may also be wondering what I mean by "opportunistic;" I can explain in another post if people are interested.)
I know it's scary. I am well aware that you might lose friends from this. I personally decided that if those "friends" valued Jewish lives so little, they were never my friends to begin with, but it's different for non-Jews. They may genuinely be your friends. I'm not demanding you do this for me or my community, but I am asking you to consider what your line is for your friends. And if you are able to talk to them, to ask them what makes this group different from all other groups in terms of deserving compassion and human rights, it may just help us to quiet the mob.
And, if nothing else, just privately reminding those of us who are speaking about it that we are grounded in reality and compassion helps combat the mass gaslighting going on.

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this is not a political statement or a justification of anything, but i do kinda hate the way people talk about the holocaust as if it's just an excuse jews use to get what they want, or a lesson that jews should've just learned better, and not a world-historical trauma that is fucking everyone, to this day
I was thinking about how people on twitter sometimes say, "All accounts become the same account" regarding the Online eventually dipping into the same dirtbag leftist politics sooner or later, and the response to the Hamas attack from some (now former tbh) online friends. I thought of how when I first met them several years ago, they wouldn't have been posting this shit, and how this happened. I think itโs a byproduct of being in this kind of online space for several years where the most radikewl, ill-informed politics are presented as the only correct, moral position, and anyone who doesn't go along with them is made to feel like a bad person. When the big blogs on here are at best tankie lite, and people are dunked on and shamed for not going along with their bullshit, normies are squeezed into going along with the mainstream rhetoric because they don't want to be seen as problematique, bad people (and when liberals are stupidly, falsely equated to conservatives, theyโre pressured into abandoning normal politics for radikewl ones). Plus, the terrible takes are normalized by everyone reblogging it onto their dashboards, so people lose sight of just how fringe it all is and think the takes must be true because their mutuals are uncritically reblogging them.
The ugly end result is 20-somethings thinking "well everyone is saying this terrorist group committing rape and murder is akshewally #anticolonialism so I better share posts saying why killing Jews for leftist reasons is fine and dandy #praxis so everyone knows I stand with the oppressed ๐ซกโ People might think Iโm problematic and hate Palestinians if Iโm against killing babies, like my cringe lib mom is ๐โ
I'm not defending this at all, it's brain dead and hideous, I'm just saying that tumblr and twitter are genuinely radicalizing political spaces, and I don't think the majority of people on here even realize that they may very well be unrecognizable to themselves from just a few years ago. You are not immune to radicalization. Something is not automatically true just because other fringe weirdos on tumblr or twitter gave it a ton of likesโactually, it tends to be the opposite
listening to people whose countries either killed jews, expelled jews, or refused to allow jewish refugees entry then go on to have very loud opinions about where jews ought to live and how it's the evil jews' fault a lot of jews began to cling to an ideology that sustains itself on the idea jews cannot be safe anywhere but in their own state. well it's a lot, bro. it's a lot
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โNever believe that anti-Semites are completely unaware of the absurdity of their replies. They know that their remarks are frivolous, open to challenge. But they are amusing themselves, for it is their adversary who is obliged to use words responsibly, since he believes in words. The anti-Semites have the right to play. They even like to play with discourse for, by giving ridiculous reasons, they discredit the seriousness of their interlocutors. They delight in acting in bad faith, since they seek not to persuade by sound argument but to intimidate and disconcert. If you press them too closely, they will abruptly fall silent, loftily indicating by some phrase that the time for argument is past.โ
Jean-Paul Sartre
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night's sleep for 12+ hours: i want to lay here forever if i have to leave this place terrible things will happen
night's sleep for 9 hours: i am a human animal and i will eat a meal and exercise while engaging in social intercourse
night's sleep for 6 hours: im up im awake im doing stuff I'm good
night's sleep for 5 hours: the world is fundamentally an evil place
night's sleep for 4 hours: the world is an uncaring place
night's sleep for 3 hours: the world is made of a thin film of breakable craftpaper
โkill them with kindnessโ Wrong. CURSE OF RA ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ก ๐ข ๐ฃ ๐ค ๐ฅ ๐ฆ ๐ง ๐จ ๐ฉ ๐ช ๐ซ ๐ฌ ๐ญ ๐ฎ ๐ฏ ๐ฐ ๐ฑ ๐ฒ ๐ณ ๐ด ๐ต ๐ถ ๐ท ๐ธ ๐น ๐บ ๐ป ๐ผ ๐ฝ ๐พ ๐ฟ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐
This is just Gardiner's sign list of Egyptian Hieroglyphics A1-B2 with a couple of repeats thrown in at the end. You've thrown a vocabulary list at us.
"Kill them with kindness" Wrong. CURSE OF CEASAR
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