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Ich habe, solange die jetzige Genozid angeht, null Geduld für deutsche Zionisten. Wer mir mit „Antisemitismus“, „Terror“ usw ankommt wird erst beschimpft, bis ich Interesse verliere, dann geblockt. Das sind die Regeln, viel Erfolg.
Seit drei Jahren mussten wir in Berlin die Völkermord-Fahne vor jedem Rathaus ertragen, eine tägliche Erinnerung an dem Blut der Kinder, der an den Händen unserer herrschenden Klasse klebt. Wegner, ein Architekt der Repression in Berlin, kann wirklich die Klappe halten.
Wer vor dem Reichstag Schwarz-Rot-Gold herunterreißt und eine Palästina-Flagge hisst, zeigt seine Verachtung für unsere Demokratie. Gerade am Vorabend des 9. November ist das unerträglich. Ich bin froh, dass die Täter schnell gefasst wurden. Mein Dank gilt der Berliner Polizei für ihr entschlossenes Eingreifen.
Wer in Berlin Regierungsverantwortung übernehmen will, muss unsere freiheitlichen Werte verteidigen. Das gilt nicht nur für öffentliche Bekenntnisse, sondern auch für die Entscheidung, mit wem man politische Verantwortung teilen will.
Hier ist die, die berühmte Solidarität und Schlagkräftigkeit der deutschen Linke
Replying to @torte81
Bei aller Unzufriedenheit mit der Haltung der Partei zu Palästina, Emde zielt offenbar darauf, ausgeschlossen zu werden. Ihr Vorgehen ist unstrategisch, unsolidarisch und vor allem absolut kontraproduktiv, wenn das Ziel wirklich sein soll, das Thema in der Partei zu stärken.
Dror Dayan retweeted
Solidarity verboten - Watch this discussion on the brilliant @east_podcast about the film “Gleichgeschaltet”, German imperialism, and the suppression of Palestine solidarity and anti-imperialist voices in Germany:
youtu.be/UQP9q--lmAQ?is=J_3D…
The zionification of our collective intelligence
Replying to @HudaAmmori
The Judges asked Raza Husain KC to "Please explain why spraying paint is not terrorism"
Dror Dayan retweeted
“Gleichgeschaltet - Germany against the Palestine Congress” will be available free online early next year. Meanwhile, we offer the film for local screenings only through the details in bio - get your community together to watch and discuss the film’s relevance to your own work!
The film “Gleichgeschaltet - Germany against the Palestine Congress” now has its own Twitter presence with film updates and relevant context - I will be grateful if you could follow and help others follow as well:
teapawt.net/gleichgeschal
And after last week I can also add that the incredibly dangerous way in which the Left Party Berlin @dielinkeberlin has thrown Palestinians under the bus, helping portray them as criminals and terrorists in the media and endangering their lives, has made those feelings stronger.
"I've lived in Germany for 21 years," says @DrorDayan.
"Never have I felt as connected to the history of my family as people persecuted by the Nazi regime as I have in the last three years seeing Germany persecuting Palestinians and their comrades."
Wird den Nazienkeln nicht langweilig mit dem ewigen “es war nicht Opa, es waren die Palästinenser”?
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Keine Koalitionsverhandlungen mit Politikern, die das Existenzrecht der DPRK leugnen.
Dror Dayan retweeted
In 2024, German authorities deployed thousands of police officers and to shut down a conference in Berlin exposing Germany's political and military support for Israel's genocide in Gaza.
A new documentary by @DrorDayan, "Gleichgeschaltet," details those events and the wider system of German repression that produced them.
Was a great honour to discuss “gleichgeschaltet” and Germany’s support of Zionism as a way of returning to its old fascist ways on the live stream of the fearless Electronic Intifada. Thanks to all the comrades for the discussion (from minute 45).
🔴 We are live
YouTube: youtube.com/watch?v=CaBiS2Uw…
Rumble: rumble.com/v7hj4oi-day-1119-…
If there’s any doubt, Haaretz op-eds this morning already preemptively gushing about how a victory for the “block of change” would rehabilitate Israel’s image globally tells you everything you need to know about the election. Go King Bibi
This is 100% the correct and best strategy. And as a side note, works just as well for small local groups as it does for national parties. The Greens are looking more and more serious by the day.
🎥 “We want to go the Farage route, not the Lib Dem route.”
Ashok Kumar of Greens for Palestine spoke to Novara Media about strategy behind the Green Party’s “Zionism is racism” motion, which took a year to organize and was designed to expose Labour’s politics. He said PM Andy Burnham’s response revealed him as little different from Keir Starmer.
Inspired by Jean-Luc Mélenchon’s France Unbowed and its “strategy of conflict,” the idea is to set the terms of debate, provoke a backlash, and heighten contradictions to force opponents to reveal positions.
Rather than chase more MPs by moderating its politics, Kumar says the Greens should use confrontation to shift the debate leftward and become an anti-establishment force.
“We want to drag [the paradigm] to the left kicking and screaming.”
@comrade_kumar_ | @novaramedia
This is great. What an amazing resource
When we organized our own podcast at the GSC, we wanted to build an archival tool, a library of sorts. You can easily highlight parts of the transcript and make audio clips like this to share, do in-depth searches, and more. A thread 🧵 podcasts.goodshepherdcollect…



















