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Eli Efrat retweeted
🚨BREAKING: Oklahoma moves to designate the Muslim Brotherhood and CAIR as terrorist organizations.
This follows similar moves by Texas and Florida.
Eli Efrat retweeted
Mark Levin got locked out of his AOL email and had already made fun of himself for still using it. You had to pile on with the dial-up, landline, and Buddy List jokes. It wasn’t funny or a joke or the first time. It came off as mean and petty and you damn well know it. You are embarrassed and that’s why you are lashing out. Harmeet Dhillon called the conduct condescending to older Americans. Hardly think she is a neocon. You answered by asking whether Dhillon would cry if he made fun of VCRs. Which was yet again condescending and rude.
“Boomer brigade”
“Neocon”
What are you a child? You need to telegraph to your team to take your side when you act like an arrogant prick? Does it make you feel better about yourself? Does it make some kind of a policy argument?
You always turn a comment about your conduct into a fight between factions on the right.
Everyone who doesn’t subscribe to your views is not in fact a neocon. You know that because you are well versed in what the word neocon actually means. You are also well versed in Marxist rhetoric and changing the definitions of words to serve your own interests, so you know that continuously calling every single person who doesn’t agree with you a neocon is a leftist tactic. How do you know that so well? Because you have a whole podcast dedicated to exposing this kind of behavior on the left.
Why don’t you take your own advice.
The most consistently insufferable and irrelevant neo con accounts on here are now having a full blown tantrum because I made a mild joke about AOL. That’s not even an exaggeration. That’s actually what they’re angry about. Click through the QTs. There isn’t some horrible thing at the end of it that I’m trying to paper over. Literally a joke about AOL, directed at Mark Levin not some random old granny (although maybe he qualifies, admittedly).
Eli Efrat retweeted
IDENTIFIED! Kyle Cansler participated in the Philadelphia boycott ride targeting Jewish-owned businesses, held the day before the Kristallnacht anniversary.
He works as a substitute teacher with ESS in Philadelphia, a role that can involve assignments at multiple schools.
Cansler is also a member of Freedom Road Socialist Organization, a radical Marxist-Leninist organization.
Philly parents, Cansler could be teaching your child.
Eli Efrat retweeted
Honored beyond words to receive the 2026 Simon Wiesenthal Medal of Valor Award. Thank you to everybody who made the night so memorable
Eli Efrat retweeted
I try to be honest here, so there is something I want to get off my chest.
Since the midterms, I have been really questioning my allegiance to the Right.
Reading Vance’s tweet and watching countless Fuentes, Candace, and Tucker clips, I'm getting a sense that the Right - and particularly conservative Gen Z - is turning against the Jews.
I’m starting to remember how I saw Republicans as a child. I saw them as antisemitic, and so I voted blue my entire life.
Deep in my heart, I do not believe the majority of the right hates Jews or Israel. But a growing faction blames us for the midterms. I’m so disturbed by it.
My grandfather, after surviving the Holocaust, came here and fought for America in WWII. Back then, people accepted *rationing* for a just war. I drive through upstate NY or PA and see signs along the roads honoring all the Americans who gave their lives fighting in WWII.
American Moms used to send their children to war to fight for what is good, just, and right.
Now people are wigging out about $1 a gallon more for gas for a few months? And then want to blame the Jews?
Gotta say - I'm starting to worry. I am starting to wonder if I will need to flee America - like my grandparents fled Europe.
Eli Efrat retweeted
English Wikipedia’s WWII article never mentions “antisemitism” by name. When an editor tried to add it, the edit was reverted, and others objected to it.
It’s one of the most-viewed pages. How much can readers understand the war without the ideology that drove Nazi mass murder?
Eli Efrat retweeted
I write about this sort of manipulation in The Hidden Hand.
Eli Efrat retweeted
It’s precisely why @The_ILF launched the Dictionary of Terms, with rising urgency to reclaim words that have been deliberately & systematically hijacked, redefined, inverted, wielded as weapons of mass destruction, becoming the permission structure for the normalization & institutionalization of ever-mutating lethal antisemitism…itself hijacked in an Orwellian inversion of facts & law.
Join us & share:
🔴 Words have meaning, but in the raging war for hearts and minds, they are wielded as dangerous weapons.
Our Dictionary of Terms seeks to remember, reclaim, and renew the foundational principles of law that have been systematically hijacked, redefined, inverted, and weaponized.
Leading international experts have joined us in this mission, including @AnneHerzberg14 @BrianCox_RLTW @COLRICHARDKEMP @CotlerWunsh @Eve_Barlow @GeraldNGOM @HillelNeuer @HausdorffMedia @IrwinCotler @NatanSharansky @RawaneOsmane @SpencerGuard @TerryGlavin
Now it’s your turn.
➡️ Join us at DictionaryofTerms.org
Eli Efrat retweeted
🚨 Wanna see what our Department of Education is funding? It’s ugly.
See this guy? I’ll donate $100k to our Education Secretary’s favorite charity if she can tell me who he is, what university he’s at, and his background.
Because if you don’t know who he is, you are not prepared for this war.
This is UCLA Professor Hatem Bazian.
He’s from JORDAN. And he’s one of the most influential professors in America.
He’s famous for his lengthy history of antisemitism, as well as tweeting cartoons of Jewish citizens saying they can “kill, rape, smuggle organs, and steal land.”
He’s the co-founder of the Students for Justice in Palestine, which over the last two years has been the most destructive force on our campuses.
He’s also the co-founder of American Muslims for Palestine (AMP), a powerful activist organization that lobbies in D.C. for the destruction of Israel and the rise of political Islam in America.
President Trump’s IRS just handed Drop Site News 501(c)(3) status.
Drop Site is a mouthpiece for Hamas propaganda, especially among students on our campuses.
They frequently promote videos of Professor Bazian and other anti-American, antisemitic professors on their news feed.
When they push videos like the one below, where Professor Bazian calls for Jews to be removed and thrown into the “dustbin of history,” tens of thousands of American students will see it in a matter of hours.
Not only must the IRS revoke the 501(c)(3) status of Drop Site News, but our Department of Education MUST HALT FUNDING to UCLA, where Professor Bazian is indoctrinating students into the most dangerous ideology of our time.
$600 MILLION in federal funding for UCLA this year.
$600 MILLION.
@IRS
@usedgov
@StephenM
IRS has granted 501(c)(3) tax exempt status to @DropSiteNews, the pro-Hamas website funded by George Soros.
They were getting tax-deductible donations through a fiscal sponsor, Social Security Works Education Fund (Drop Site never writes about Social Security)
apps.irs.gov/pub/epostcard/d…
Eli Efrat retweeted
Queen. Follow this woman.
Describing Islam is now considered xenophobic and hateful. The West is lost.
We need more people like her and less people like him.
🚨 Commissie in paniek als ik de feiten over de islam en vrouwenrechten benoem.
De voorzitter grijpt in en wil me de mond snoeren.
De islam is een totalitaire ideologie en vormt een gevaar voor onze samenleving. Ik heb het recht, en de verplichting, dit te benoemen.
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Eli Efrat retweeted
🚨 Commissie in paniek als ik de feiten over de islam en vrouwenrechten benoem.
De voorzitter grijpt in en wil me de mond snoeren.
De islam is een totalitaire ideologie en vormt een gevaar voor onze samenleving. Ik heb het recht, en de verplichting, dit te benoemen.
Eli Efrat retweeted
Iran's regime HACKED me. And I had absolutely no idea.
I've just had confirmation from the head of Australia's intelligence agency @ASIOGovAu that I was successfully targeted in a sophisticated cyberattack attributed to Iran's Islamic regime.
Someone impersonated a real person from a conservative US think tank. I checked their credentials. Everything seemed legitimate.
Then I clicked a meeting link.
I'm sharing this because I don't want it happening to YOU.
As a mother, I'm not going to pretend this isn't frightening. But I will NEVER be intimidated into silence.
Please watch and SHARE. If this can happen to me, it can happen to anyone.
youtu.be/_k4d2HkDHbs
Eli Efrat retweeted
Lewis Hamilton, I know taking photos at the Rafah crossing is fashionable and attracts plenty of attention.
But before lecturing Israel to your millions of followers, at least get your facts straight.
You were standing on the Egyptian side of the border. Those massive walls you described were built by Egypt, not Israel.
You accuse Israel of genocide as though a serious legal allegation were already a proven verdict. It isn't.
You describe Gaza as an open-air prison, yet fail to mention Hamas, October 7, the hostages, or the terrorist organisation that turned civilian areas into military strongholds.
And while aid deliveries face some delays, substantial quantities of food have entered Gaza through Israeli-controlled crossings. Hamas has also been diverting humanitarian supplies intended for civilians.
NOW LET'S TALK ABOUT SUDAN.
Millions face catastrophic hunger. Entire communities have been cut off from humanitarian assistance, and aid convoys have been blocked or attacked.
Where are your photographs from Sudan, Lewis? Where is your outrage for the starving Sudanese children?
Seven Formula 1 world championships don't make you an expert on Middle East geopolitics.
Humanitarian concern should not depend on which conflict attracts the most cameras.
Stick to the facts, Lewis. Not the photo opportunities.
Eli Efrat retweeted
I have been fighting Jew hatred on this app for over 6 years. Posting between work, raising kids, and doing day-to-day things.
I often wonder if it’s worth it. If it’s meaningful. If it’s impactful.
But then I look at my kids.
And keep going.
Because it’s not about me. It’s not about our current generation. It’s something bigger than that. It’s about the next generation. And the next. And the next. That mindset and will is in part why Jews have survived this long.
Also, coffee helps ☕️
Eli Efrat retweeted
Chicago-based Joe Nicastro’s behavior is unbecoming of a real estate professional, particularly one whose business depends on serving a diverse clientele, including Jews.
His conduct raises legitimate questions about professionalism and judgment @VestaPreferred
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