
Author, speaker, researcher on Israel, Judaism, Middle East, politics, military & foreign affairs. co-founder @middleeast_24
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You are the bubble. You created a fake narrative driven by ignorance, religious supremicism, Islamst / Arab colonialism and based on historical revisionism and pure hate... pass it off as fact and are surprised only you and your detached communist and Islamist allies are the only ones who believe it.
You are the bubble. Even most Arab and Muslim countries dont believe their own propaganda anymore.
Starting a war and losing it is not genocide.
This guy is dangerous because he is articulate and smart he is even more dangerous in the revisionist worldview he is pushing
Precisely
Avi Shlaim, an Oxford professor, says Israel “made it impossible” for Jews to keep living in Baghdad. My mother’s family is from Baghdad. Here is what he left out:
Jewish life under Arab rule was never equal. For centuries Jews lived as dhimmis, a “protected” minority, and the protection came with rules:
• A Jew could not testify against a Muslim in court.
• A synagogue could not stand taller than a mosque.
• Jews could not ride horses or carry weapons.
• Jews paid a special tax for the right to exist.
• Jews wore identifying marks on their clothes, a thousand years before the Nazis.
Then in June 1941 a mob in Baghdad killed almost 200 Jews in two days. My grandmother hid in the back of a café while a man shot a mother’s seven children in front of her. Israel did not exist yet.
In 1948 Iraq made Zionism a crime punishable by death. In 1950 it let Jews leave only if they gave up their citizenship. In 1951 it froze their bank accounts and took their homes. My grandparents arrived in Israel that year with nothing. In 1969 it hanged nine Jews in a public square and invited crowds to celebrate.
None of that was Israel. That was Iraq, doing it to its own citizens.
Shlaim knows all of this. He is one voice in a bigger project, and the project has a purpose. If you can convince people that Jews lived happily in Arab lands until Zionism, then 850,000 Jewish refugees stop being refugees. They become people who left for no reason. The Arab governments that robbed and expelled them get a clean record. And Israel, a country where most Jews come from the Middle East, can be sold as a European colony that has no business existing there. Even though ALL JEWS are indigenous to this land, no matter where in the diaspora we lived.
That is the point of the trend. Erase the Mizrahi story and there is only one refugee story left in the region, and only one side with a grievance.
It takes a Jew with an Oxford title to make that erasure respectable. There is a market for it, and he is not the only one selling.
Share this with someone who has never heard the word Farhud.
Dan Feferman retweeted
“Bibi is our saviour.”
That’s how some Iranians who dream of an Iran without the Islamic Republic see Benjamin Netanyahu. But will Israel’s next government set out to “finish the job” in Iran? And can that job actually be finished?
With Israel’s political future uncertain after an inconclusive election, we examine what the outcome could mean for Iran.
Watch the full episode on YouTube or listen on your favourite podcast platform: youtu.be/BnIUY_sox_I?t=114
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Dan Feferman retweeted
Many Iranians are watching Israel’s election as closely as if it were their own, knowing the outcome could have profound consequences for Iran’s future.
We explore what the results so far could mean for the Islamic Republic and the Iranian people, even as uncertainty remains over who will form Israel’s next government.
Watch here: youtube.com/watch?v=BnIUY_…
Or listen on any podcast platform.
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“Bibi is our saviour.”
That’s how some Iranians who dream of an Iran without the Islamic Republic see Benjamin Netanyahu. But will Israel’s next government set out to “finish the job” in Iran? And can that job actually be finished?
With Israel’s political future uncertain after an inconclusive election, we examine what the outcome could mean for Iran.
Watch the full episode on YouTube or listen on your favourite podcast platform: youtu.be/BnIUY_sox_I?t=114
@DanFeferman
@AlexWinston89
@Benjibasire
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"People came out to the polls because they believe A LOT IS AT STAKE."
Former IDF Intelligence Officer and Middle East 24 Editor-in-Chief Major Dan Feferman highlights how October 7 and growing political tensions influenced Israeli voter turnout.
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Dan Feferman retweeted
What an episode of Eye for Iran! So much is happening, and the stakes for Iran couldn't be higher.
Netanyahu's Likud has emerged as Israel's largest party, but who will form the next government remains uncertain. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan have dispatched senior officials to Tehran amid fears of another war. And US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is warning that Iran's economy could shrink by more than 25% in a single year.
Is the Islamic Republic running out of time?
I brought together nine journalists, economists and regional experts for three fascinating discussions exploring the military, diplomatic and economic pressures converging on Tehran.
Will Israel's next government pursue regime change in Iran? Can regional powers prevent another war? And what would an economic contraction of this magnitude mean for millions of Iranians and the Islamic Republic's grip on power?
Three conversations, three different perspectives on a potentially historic turning point for Iran.
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I would love to hear your thoughts!
youtube.com/watch?v=BnIUY_so…
Watch the latest Eye for Iran here:
Dan Feferman retweeted
Israel Election Results 2026: Record Turnout, Arab Vote Surge and the Battle to Form a Government
“Israelis turned out in extraordinary numbers”
Israel's election drew 77.7% turnout, the highest since 1999, as voters faced questions about security, leadership and accountability after years of war.
But record participation did not produce a clear parliamentary majority. What does that reveal about Israel's political future?
Read the full analysis in MidEastJournal by @DanFeferman
mideastjournal.org/post/isra…
Dan Feferman retweeted
What stands between Mansour Abbas and the Israeli government?
-@DanFeferman Maj. (ret), Former IDF Intelligence, Editor-in-Chief Middle East 24, on News 9 Live
I mean.... hundreds of millions of Arabs didn't vote in Israel's elections if we want to be honest. Israel should allow all Arabs everywhere in the world to vote in its elections. Israel should allow everyone in the world to vote in its elections.
Israel is an apartheid state until everyone in the world can vote in its elections.
Dan Feferman retweeted
October 7 was one of the driving forces behind voter turnout in Israel’s election, says former IDF Intelligence Officer and Middle East 24 Editor-in-Chief Major Dan Feferman on The Dailies with Catalina Marchant de Abreu.
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I second every word of this
Two of the smartest, sharpest, best diplomats & communicators that Israel has are @EinatWilf & @FleurHassanN.
If they will, unfortunately, not be in the next Knesset, they should be offered key positions in Israel’s diplomatic or strategic communications apparatus, regardless of who forms the government.
Dan Feferman retweeted
“It’s not even PTSD, it’s TSD.”
@DanFeferman Maj. (ret), Former IDF Intelligence, Editor-in-Chief Middle East 24, on UK Live, explains why Israelis aren’t recovering from October 7th. They’re still living in it.
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1/ Russian imperialism
2/ Jihad
3/ Jihad
4/ Jihad
5/ Jihad
6/ Jihad
7/ Jihad + natural resource control
8/ Drug cartels
9/ Drug cartels
10/ Jihad
11/ Jihad + natural resource control
12/ Jihadis vs Zionists
Dan Feferman retweeted
Having now examined the Daily Groyper's evolving coverage of Israel, Turkey, and Qatar, the inverse trend becomes strikingly clear:
🔸️Share of articles critical of Qatar's government: 22.9%, then 11.9%, then 0%.
🔸️Share of articles critical of Turkey's government: 11.2%, then 2.6%, then 0%.
🔸️Share of articles critical of Israel: 0.8%, then 2.3%, then 14.5%.
As the Iran war began, criticism of Qatar and Turkey disappeared. Criticism of Israel went up nearly twentyfold.
If you see this and chalk it up to an innocent coincidence, I don't know what to tell you.
Kudos to @AJEnglish and the Qataris. This is how to do psyops and narrative warfare.
Find a topic nobody cares about and most people actuay support....make it seem like a scoop....turn it into a story that pushes a narrative you invented all while completely downplaying that is what you are actually doing all over the west.
Qatar spends tens of billions each year to colonize everyone else...fund Al Jazeera, is the biggest funder of lobbying efforts in the US, of western higher and k-12 education....of sports and culture real estate in London, DC and elsewhere.....with nothing positive to contribute anywhere only ideological Muslim Brotherhood and far left chaos and decay.
But Israeli individuals, buying and investing in the closest friendly country to them, is somehow colonization....thats a scoop.
See folks? Thats how its done.... build a narrative and then create stories out of thin air to push that narrative when you yourself are fare guilter of that accusation than anyone else.
Well done Al Jazeera




















