I'm a Zionist Jew, which is to say a Jew, here to mock block refute mute report abort Jew haters. When I tell you to "delete your account", it's a euphemism.
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Mandami is going to take schumer's seat in 2028. Schumer is so dumb he thinks that if he's nice to Mandami, he won't.
Micky SoloMan retweeted
El-Sayed has spent much of the campaign condemning the influence of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee. At the same time, his left-wing allies have put big money behind a network of anti-Israel PACs created to counter AIPAC, the Free Beacon’s Adam Kredo reports.
The watchdog group Canary Mission detailed the PACs’ top donors and political activities in a new investigation. It found that a “significant source of financial support for El-Sayed and a cadre of other far-left candidates—in the millions of dollars—is coming from more than a dozen political action committees, many of them created in the wake of Hamas’s Oct. 7, 2023, terror attack, that are specifically focused on opposition to Israel,” Kredo writes. Those committees are funded by the same 20 or so often-overlapping donors and largely support the same candidates.
There’s the Unity & Justice Fund, a super PAC affiliated with the Council on American-Islamic Relations, which has spent hundreds of thousands of dollars to elect El-Sayed, most of it on political canvassing. There’s the anti-AIPAC super PAC American Priorities, which has spent nearly $8 million boosting the likes of El-Sayed and socialist House candidates Darializa Avila-Chevalier, Claire Valdez, and Melat Kiros. “Additional support comes from smaller-sized PACs like Citizens Against AIPAC Corruption, the Muslims United PAC, and PAL PAC, which purports to empower ‘leaders who stand on the right side of history’ against Israel,” reports Kredo. They receive funding from a familiar group of anti-Israel donors, one that includes Amir Nathoo, a board member at “Tech for Palestine” who once referred to Israel as “an evil and delusional state that is a stain on human history,” and Showcase Commerce CEO Mohammad Waqas Javed, who donated more than a million dollars to an assortment of political groups for which opposition to Israel is a central tenet.
“The overlapping support from these and other donors reveals a sophisticated political network that ostensibly allows candidates to claim their campaign is grassroots while still benefiting from the shadowy big money networks they rail against on the campaign trail,” writes Kredo.
@FreeBeacon @canarymission
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I give you @FoxNews’ Mrs. Rachel.
🤖 Made with AI
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HE TOOK ON 20 HAMAS TERRORISTS
Oren Stern from Kibbutz Netiv Ha'asara was a member of community's local security squad.
When 20 Hamas terrorists stormed their Kibbutz, heavily armed with automatic weapons, RPGs and more, Oren and his friend Danny Vovk ran towards the terrorists.
While they realized they were very much outnumbered, with their one rifle and pistol, they also realized that their neighbors were buying precious time and finding shelter. They pinned down the terrorists for a long time until they ultimately fell.
Oren did not have any children and never married.
Please do a good deed or say a prayer in his memory.
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Dr Rahmeh Aladwan had her medical licence suspended in November 2025 because she claims she was “advocating for Palestine.” But really it was being her constant online anti Semitism and pure hatred towards Jews, not just Zionists, but all Jews.
Today, Monday, Aladwan had her second six-monthly review with the General Medical Council and the Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service.
She was asked, what she had learnt since the last review in May 2026, and what did she wish to submit. With a deep brief, she told the panel:
- 4,797 Palestinians have since been murdered by the jewish occupation in Gaza. 1,490 of them were children. That is 31%.
- Bombing and massacres occur daily.
- Palestinians continue to be held hostage, kidnapped, and tortured.
- 'israel' continues with impunity, without justice for the Palestinians or the British citizens they massacred.
The GMC counsel described her as “unrepentant” in her social media activity, and decided to continue her suspension.
The GMC will have to apply to the High Court in February 2027 if they want to extend it further.
I trust the major Jewish organisations will be there testifying why she should never be allowed to practise again.
Micky SoloMan retweeted
🚨I went to the ER after being assaulted @UMich . Doctors told me assault is “very common” on campus.
The woman who tackled me and threatened to kill me is already back walking around free.
This is what soft on crime looks like.
Campus is supposed to be safe.
It’s NOT. And I won’t stay silent.
Micky SoloMan retweeted
I’m Jewish.
My relatives were massacred in the Holocaust.
Why would I vote for a candidate who wants to end Israel and whose family supports Hamas.
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The Wood Cricket Jew Pig @nancylevine urinates on the memories of the hundreds of millions of people (including innumerable Jews) who have been subjugated, converted, raped, and erased by Islam. You see, she is enlightened, unlike all of the Islamophobes who don't think that it is a good idea for a Muslim Brotherhood sympathizer (@AbdulElSayed) to serve in the US Senate.
Check the hashtag. Reality catches up with my prophetic satire. Interestingly, @nancylevine has me blocked despite the fact that we've never interacted (to the best of my knowledge).
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#Haredim threaten to leave Israel if forced to serve in the IDF.
Good. Get the #cowards out of Israel.
A community of 1.4 million that takes the welfare, refuses to work, get paid to study Torah, refuses to fight, and demands the right to sit in yeshiva while other Jews bleed and die.
Israel doesn’t need more professional students of Torah who treat the IDF like an optional hobby.
It needs Jews who will fight on day one.
Make Aliyah easier for the ones who show up ready to defend the Promised Land.
Stop subsidizing the cowards who threaten to abandon it the second they’re asked to share the burden.
Enough‼️
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🚨🚨 I have just been informed by @ReawakenUSA CEO @realjamesowen that he was called by @UMich and asked to have my video of yesterday’s attack removed due to negative blowback on lunatic, Temulun Togochog
I’ll repost it every day until she’s expelled and charged.
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Look at this Anti American piece of shit @springsteen endorsing Mr. Muslim Brotherhood @AbdulElSayed today! This man has made hundreds of millions of dollars in entertainment and still loathes our country! Any decent American should light all of his albums on fire and throw his music in the trash. Springsteen is a real American TRAITOR!
@POTUS
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I’ll ask AGAIN: WHO IS FINANCING @andrey_x?
28 years old. Russian-born. Producing anti-Israel content full-time!
Even Israeli broadcaster KAN raised concerns about a possible connection to a Russian influence operation.
It’s time to take a hard look at this Russian man!
Traitors belong in jail. Period.
Micky SoloMan retweeted
Elon Musk faced a tax bill of over $11 billion in 2021, one of the largest individual tax bills in US history.
That's approximately 314 times your entire estimated net worth, Mark. In a single year.
DOGE targeted waste. Like the gender programs your ilk in Hollywood love because it became trendy to suddenly have a child who thinks they're the wrong gender. In other words, child abuse.
As for whining, what is it that you're doing now?
Other than being known for playing the worst onscreen version of the Hulk, you're literally the poster boy for being the left's whiny little bitch.
Elon, you goofy. 🤪Crashing out, because you don’t want to pay taxes. Don’t want some oversight into all the government money and contracts you made off with. Don’t want anyone looking into exactly what the F you did with DOGE. And whining about loosing an election. 🤪That’s part of democracy, bro. Welcome to America. This isn’t some South Africa back in the day 💩. You will get use to it. Sometimes you lose. Believe me. That’s what politics is. Oh. And. Watch the Elon Musk doc. It’s wild.
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Micky SoloMan retweeted
Ms. Amanpour, when Tucker boosted Putin, you called out his “absurd, ridiculous nonsense,” and for being “very supportive of Putin.” You said: “But we will keep trying to actually commit journalism.”
Yet now that he carries water for Islamist Iran and Qatar, you do the opposite.
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22 years ago today, Dutch filmmaker Theo van Gogh (pictured) was cycling to work in Amsterdam. He never made it because he was assassinated by Mohammed Bouyeri, a 26-year-old Dutch-Moroccan Muslim man, who was offended by Van Gogh having dared to make a short film that criticised the treatment of women in Islam.
Bouyeri shot him multiple times, slit his throat, then pinned a 5 page jihadist manifesto to his chest. The manifesto was primarily a direct death threat against Ayaan Hirsi Ali, the scriptwriter of the short film (‘Submission’). It called her a heretic and an ‘unbelieving fundamentalist’ who would be ‘smashed against the hard diamond of Islam.’ It also threatened Dutch politicians, labelling them under the control of a ‘Jewish cabal’, and called for the death of ‘unbelievers.’
To this day, Ayaan Hirsi Ali still faces persistent death threats and requires ongoing security protection.
Throughout this period, rather than standing resolutely with her (and others like her) against the ideology that threatened her life and claimed Theo’s, swathes of the liberal establishment, and almost all so called ‘anti-racist’ and ‘feminist’ progressives, labelled her an ‘Islamophobe’ and, in essence, echoed the censorious dogma espoused by the jihadists.
This crime, though not the first, was a harbinger of what was to come. It is not receiving much attention today, but it should.
(P.s. Apologies, I accidentally deleted the first version of this post).
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I don't remember the Democratic party getting this upset about anything in my life.
It's the definition of a cult.
I have to say, after years of listening to Democrats call Trump supporters cultists who blindly follow their leader and punish anyone who steps out of line, watching the reaction to Haley Stevens today has been incredible.
She refused to support a candidate whose views she finds morally repugnant. She gave him multiple opportunities to address her concerns, and ultimately decided that she couldn't support him. She even went so far as to endorse his Republican opponent.
And the entire Democratic establishment lost its mind.
What exactly do these people think Stevens has to gain from this?
She's not going to become a Republican. She's not going to suddenly find herself welcomed into conservative politics. She's damaged her standing with her own party, alienated people she has worked alongside for years, and has likely destroyed whatever political future she had with Democrats.
You can disagree with her decision or think she made a terrible political calculation. But I find it very difficult to look at someone willingly accepting those consequences and conclude that she's doing it for personal gain.
I have disagreed with Stevens on plenty of things, and I expect I will continue to disagree with her. But I have a tremendous amount of respect for someone who is willing to take a stand when it actually costs them something.
Abdul El-Sayed is one of the most transparently dishonest politicians I've watched in a long time.
He constantly tells people he's Michigan First. He wants to talk about Michigan, he cares about Michigan, his priority is Michigan.
Fine. Then why does he spend so much time talking about Gaza?
Watch the clip below. This man brings up Palestinians and Israel constantly. He has absolutely no problem making foreign affairs part of his political identity. But the second someone challenges him on what he's saying, suddenly he doesn't want to discuss foreign policy anymore. He's running to represent Michigan, you see.
Mamdani does exactly the same thing in New York. They get to make whatever inflammatory statements they want about Israel, but when someone asks them to defend those statements, we're told that they're focused on their constituents and have more important things to worry about.
How convenient.
El-Sayed wants Michigan voters to believe that American aid to Israel is somehow standing between them and affordable groceries, rent, and healthcare.
We're talking about a minuscule fraction of federal spending. Cutting it would accomplish absolutely nothing for the average Michigan household.
But ask him about spending American taxpayer money on UNRWA or other international organizations, and suddenly the concern about money leaving Michigan seems to disappear.
I would genuinely love to hear a journalist ask him why American dollars going to Israel are an affordability crisis while American dollars going to organizations he supports are perfectly acceptable.
It's such an obvious question. And yet he gets to keep repeating this nonsense.
I don't expect politicians to agree with me about Israel. I don't even care if they particularly like Israel. But I do expect them to be able to defend their own positions without hiding behind generic slogans every time someone asks a difficult question.
And what I find especially revealing about today's reaction is how little room the Democratic Party seems willing to allow for someone who draws a moral line in a place the party doesn't approve of.
We've long been told that Republicans are incapable of independent thought, that dissent is punished, that loyalty to the party matters more than principle.
Well, look at what happened to Haley Stevens today.
Whatever you think of her decision, she made it knowing exactly how her party would react.
And they went ahead and proved her right.
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"We Arabs, especially the educated among us look with the deepest sympathy on the Zionist movement.
We regard them as moderate and proper. We will do our best, in so far as we are concerned, to help them through: we will wish the Jews a most hearty welcome home.
The Jewish movement is national and not imperialist. Our movement is national and not imperialist, and there is room in Syria for us both. Indeed, I think that neither can be a real success without the other."
King Faisal I bin Hussein bin Ali al-Hashimi of Iraq
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Slavery was an evil in which people from every continent and region participated. We should be honest about the whole history, not select the parts that are politically convenient today, especially given Britain's leading role in ending the transatlantic slave trade.
If Caribbean countries are asking Britain for a formal apology for Britain’s role in the transatlantic slave trade, will they also be asking the same of the descendants of African kingdoms, rulers and merchants who captured, sold and profited from the trade?
On demands for reparations, whether through cash or debt relief, we have been down this track before. Twenty-five years ago, Jubilee 2000, Drop the Debt and Make Poverty History argued that cancelling the debts of poorer countries would give them a fresh start. More than $100 billion of debt was eventually written off, but many of those countries have since built up even bigger debts. Labour are already spending too much on Britain's welfare state, now is not the time for Andy Burnham to be providing global welfare.
There is no reason British taxpayers today should be held financially responsible for things that happened generations before any of us were born. And I have even less patience for political elites in commonwealth countries who don’t know how to make their own citizens prosperous now looking for another opportunity to blame Britain.
As Prime Minister, Andy Burnham should be Britain’s greatest defender. Instead, he is writing articles saying we need to confront our history (as if we haven't done enough of that) and considering another formal historical apology. Tony Blair already expressed Britain’s deep sorrow and regret for our role in the slave trade nearly twenty years ago. There is no need to do so again.
This is all another navel-gazing distraction. The Commonwealth should be looking forward, not endlessly backwards. That means economic partnerships to make us all richer and deeper military and security cooperation against common threats. If every Commonwealth summit becomes an exercise in presenting Britain with demands for cash then we need to start asking if it is worth the effort.
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In 1648, Cossack pillagers, allied with Ukrainian peasants, captured thousands of Jewish innocents and sold them on the slave markets of Istanbul (where they were mostly redeemed by the Jewish community at vast expense).
Except for the redemption part, this was typical of how slavery worked in that part of the world.
Exactly what makes the transatlantic slave trade more "capitalist" than that? Such nonsense.
