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I was lied to my whole life.
They told me Israel can’t be a Jewish state - There are ~25 Muslim states.
Told me Jews only take care of themselves - a Jewish woman got this Arab Muslim kid to Harvard.
Told me before Israel, we all lived in peace - 1929 Hebron Massacre was 20 years before.
Told me all Palestinians were forced out - elders in the village said many people sold their lands…and left to the west
Told me “we love Palestinians” - yet all nearby Arab countries treat them like second class citizens.
Some people force you to join their political cause under the lie of morality, and justice.
Don’t fall for it like I did. Seek the truth.
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Lebanon is starving, Gaza is broken, Syria is ruined, Yemen is in flames. What do they all have in common? Iranian interference.
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BREAKING: Journalist Saleh al-Fafowari has been killed by Israeli strikes while reporting from Iran.
This tragic incident comes only 2 months after his previous death in Gaza.
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Iranian military social media intern posting one last zinger before the lights go out due to the descendants of Holocaust survivors smashing his regime to pieces.
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IDF: Iran was planning on firing many more 100s of missiles at Israel, but IDF activity thwarted their ability to launch an even bigger missile barrage.
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Americans, there is an alternate timeline in which you would’ve been obliterated by Iranian nukes.
Because of Israel, you no longer live in this timeline.
You’re welcome.
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I'm still in disbelief Fox allowed Ye to run a commercial during the biggest game to his Shopify site selling a Nazi swastika t-shirt.
I'm still in disbelief Shopify hasn't taken it down yet.
I'm still in disbelief there is a Meta pixel attached.
I'm still in disbelief that we can't understand the difference between hate speech and freedom of speech.
We as a world united to destroy the Nazis in 1945 and yet Kanye West is using this as some performance BS in 2025.
It's not right and I'm extremely disappointed in @Shopify for not de-platforming this nonsense.
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Today is the *saddest* day for Palestine.
What most people don’t understand is that Palestinians live in fear.
Not just fear of the Israeli army.
But fear of themselves.
As the deal takes effect, the streets of Gaza are now filled with Hamas terrorists who remain in power.
And as long as they are in power, average Palestinians live in fear of uttering the word: “coexistence”.
Moderates fear extremists.
And true peace will only come when the roles are reversed.
When extremists fear the moderates.
We need the moderates in power.
Until then, I'm afraid the cycle of war will repeat.
Again. And again.
Palestine needs to be free.
Free from Hamas.
And free from extremists.
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I see why Pierce is upset. Boston shipped his ass to Brooklyn for picks where he got beat by Miami in the playoffs. Only to retire a Clipper.
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The fact the Gazans haven't gathered to protest Hamas to release the hostages and life can improve, is alarming.
These are our neighbors.
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Israeli hostage rescued from Hamas is Muslim.
Israeli victims of Hezbollah rockets are Muslim.
Israeli girl injured by Iran rockets is Muslim.
Muslims and Jews should be united against terror.
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Here is what we know about the hostage rescue operation so far: the hostages were held in two separate buildings a few hundred meters from each other in the Nuseirath refugee camp. Noa was in one building on the first floor. Andrei, Shlomi, and Almog are on the third in the other building. They were placed among Gazan families, who served as human shields.
The rescue was conducted by a combined force of the 7th "Saar me-Golan" Armored Brigade (who provided cover and cleared the perimeter), the 35th "Paratroopers" Brigade, the 900th "Kfir" Brigade, and the elite police YAMAM commandos.
The two apartments were located using very well-sourced human intelligence assets. The rescue targeted both buildings simultaneously since the action in one would trigger an evacuation of the other. Indeed, Hamas had moved them around often.
The rescue of Noa was relatively smooth. But the apartment with the three men turned more complicated. It was there that the hero, Arnon Zemora, was killed when Hamas identified the rescue force, and they opened fire. The IDF says he was killed because he "marched at the head of the force."
Once the three were rescued, the vehicle in which they were transported out came under intense fire from terrorists. Ugda 98 forces came to their rescue, covered by assault helicopters. The vast majority of Palestinian casualties came in this battle and are not civilians, as some have reported.
The IDF has called this "one of the most complex operations it has ever pursued." To practice getting to the targets without giving the terrorists a chance to fire, they built models of the apartments and nearby streets. A similar procedure was used in the Entebbe rescue. Sometimes, the old-school ways are the best ways.
The IDF also noted that military intelligence and the Shin Bet provided the highest level of intelligence, which made the difference since "there is a hair's breadth of difference between failure and success in this operation." After all, one false move could kill the hostages.
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I want the Celtics to make the Finals just so Anthony Edwards takes what’s left of their souls
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I’ve talked to several sources in the IDF. They are amazed at the level of cooperation and help we have received from the USA and our Arab strategic partners. They have saved Israel from a strategic disaster. We are not alone and our survival depends, among other things, on maintaining our alliances.
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Volunteers fill gaps at Israeli startups amid the #IsraelHamasWar
Founder of Startup Reserves for Israel, Zoe Burian, says most of the volunteers are 'economic zionists', people who believe in Israel and Israel's right to defend itself


















