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Jonathan Cebon retweeted
Government review: We are seeing an alarming rise in Jewish children being racially abused and harassed at school.
The British Left: I don't believe this, how much of that abuse & harassment targeted towards children is actually just legitimate criticism of the state of Israel?
Jonathan Cebon retweeted
No Joke: The U.N. rapporteur who today accused America of crimes against humanity received a special $150,000 donation from China.
Ben Saul shields the Beijing regime and refuses to report on their oppression of Uyghurs.
Source: docs.un.org/en/A/HRC/58/70/A…
Today: UN rapporteur Ben Saul presents report accusing America of crimes against humanity. unwatch.org/china-funded-un-…
Yesterday: We revealed his close ties to Beijing. After Saul met his former student, Chinese UN rep Li Xiaomei, Beijing gave him $150,000.
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Jonathan Cebon retweeted
The opening paragraph of this @WSJ editorial does not miss. It is bang on 🎯
"It’s possible that the Nobel Committee will someday bestow its peace prize on a less worthy recipient than Navanethem “Navi” Pillay, but we doubt it. The Oslo worthies this year have honored an 85-year-old South African whose career has been marked above all by hatred for Israel and the Jews who support it."
wsj.com/opinion/navi-pillay-…
Jonathan Cebon retweeted
Navi Pillay handed He Geng's name to China. He Geng is the wife of Gao Zhisheng.
Gao smuggled a book out of detention in which he recounts being tortured specifically to make him tell his family not to do advocacy.
Navi Pillay got the Nobel Peace Prize.
Gao is missing.
2026.10.10 人权律师 #高智晟 遭中国当局迫害 20 年，最近一次被强迫失踪已 9 年 1 月 27 天。
Chinese human rights lawyer #GaoZhisheng has been subjected to enforced disappearance for 3345 days.
#寻找高智晟 #释放高智晟 #WhereIsGaozhisheng #freeGao
Jonathan Cebon retweeted
My name appears in these emails. It is unacceptable for an institution tasked with protecting human rights defenders to share their information with a repressive government. Its leadership cannot evade responsibility for practices carried out during its tenure. Human rights leadership demands accountability and the protection of those who speak out.
Her own staff had been sending list of dissidents to the Chinese government. When she was shown the evidence, she refused to act. This practice is still ongoing : xitter.cf/EmmaReillyTweet/status…
Jonathan Cebon retweeted
amazing
🔥 RARE MOMENT OF TRUTH AT UNITED NATIONS: As world leaders used the UN podium to condemn Israel, we invited courageous Yemeni journalist @JustLuai to tell the truth: “Our problem in the Middle East is neither Israel nor the Jews. It is the Islamist dictatorships.”
Jonathan Cebon retweeted
I spent six years of my life in beautiful Wollongong, where I attended university, and have a deep personal connection to the city.
Having lived through the October 7 massacre in Israel, and then surviving the Bondi terror attack, I find it deeply disturbing, and unthinkable, that a vigil planned to honour the Hamas monsters who perpetrated the Oct 7th attacks, and those who “continue to resist” could even be contemplated.
The October 7 massacre was not an act of resistance. It was the deliberate murder, torture and kidnapping of innocent people.
I sincerely hope Wollongong City Council does the right thing and refuses to allow this event to proceed.
Story by @suzangiuliani in @dailytelegraph.
Jonathan Cebon retweeted
‘BBC accused of bias for calling dead terrorists ‘journalists’’
The BBC still lists dead terrorists as ‘journalists who died for truth’. Yet Hamas & Pal Islamic Jihad themselves have now claimed 50+ of them as their own fighters in official martyr notices. A correction is long overdue: when Hamas’s fact checking is ahead of a news organization, you know the BBC is in deep trouble. Sad that Verify never functioned. But I do wonder when the ‘activists’ tv presenters & ‘expert’ podcasters who repeated these falsehoods repeatedly on X will correct their many posts …
thetimes.com/article/673318e…
Jonathan Cebon retweeted
Israel in an apartheid state - Arabs make up about 21% of Israel’s population.
Israel in an apartheid state - Arab citizens of Israel can vote in national elections on the same legal basis as other Israeli citizens.
Israel in an apartheid state - Every vote has the same legal value. Israel’s parliamentary elections are required by law to be national, direct, equal, secret and proportional.
Israel in an apartheid state - Arab citizens serve in Israel’s parliament. As of 2026, Arab and Druze lawmakers serve both in Arab-led political parties and in broader national parties.
Israel in an apartheid state - Arab lawmakers can lead parliamentary committees. For example, Arab lawmaker Yasir Hujeirat currently chairs the parliament’s Science and Technology Committee.
Israel in an apartheid state - Arab politicians have served as government ministers. Arab citizens have held cabinet-level positions in Israeli governments.
Israel in an apartheid state - An Arab political party has participated in an Israeli governing coalition. In 2021, the Arab party Ra’am became part of the coalition supporting Israel’s government.
Israel in an apartheid state - Arab citizens also serve in major political parties that are not specifically Arab parties. Current examples include representatives in Likud, Yesh Atid, Yisrael Beitenu and other parties.
Israel in an apartheid state - Israel’s Declaration of Independence promises complete social and political equality to all citizens regardless of religion, race or sex. It also guarantees freedom of religion, conscience, language, education and culture.
Israel in an apartheid state - The Declaration of Independence specifically called on Arab residents to participate in building the country on the basis of “full and equal citizenship.”
Israel in an apartheid state - Arabic has legally recognized special status in Israel. Israeli law specifically protects the use and status of Arabic in dealings with government institutions.
Israel in an apartheid state - Non-Jewish citizens have the legal right to observe their own religious holidays and weekly days of rest.
Israel in an apartheid state - Arab judges serve in Israel’s court system, including at the highest levels of the judiciary. Arab judges have served on Israel’s Supreme Court as well as lower courts.
Israel in an apartheid state - Arab students are strongly represented in Israeli universities and colleges. More than 60,000 Arab students were enrolled in higher education in 2023–2024.
Israel in an apartheid state - Arab students now make up about 20% of undergraduate students in Israel. Their share reached a record 20.4%, roughly matching their share of the overall population.
Israel in an apartheid state - The number and proportion of Arab university students have roughly doubled since 2009–10. The increase has occurred at bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral levels.
Israel in an apartheid state - Israel operates a large Arabic-language public-school system. Arab children can attend schools where Arabic is the main language of instruction.
Israel in an apartheid state - Arab citizens play a major role in Israel’s healthcare system. The share of Arab doctors has risen substantially and is approaching their share of the population.
Israel in an apartheid state - Around 30% of new doctors entering Israel’s medical system are Arab.
Israel in an apartheid state - Arab Israelis make up roughly one-third of pharmacists in Israel. This is higher than their share of the overall population.
Israel in an apartheid state - Arab men and women work alongside Jewish Israelis throughout the healthcare system. Hospitals, clinics and pharmacies are among the most integrated workplaces in Israeli society.
Israel in an apartheid state - Arab women’s participation in the workforce has increased significantly. Among Arab women aged 25–54, labor-force participation reached about 50% in 2023.
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Jonathan Cebon retweeted
96% of Jews in Poland were murdered by the Nazis. That is genocide.
3% of Gaza’s population, mostly male combatants, died in the war they started. That is not genocide.
Jonathan Cebon retweeted
“You built five hundred kilometers of tunnels. Why did you not build shelters for the people who live above them?”
Mousa Abu Marzouk: “The tunnels,” he says, “are so that we can protect ourselves from the planes. We fight from inside them. Seventy-five percent of Gaza are refugees. That is the United Nations’ job. Under Geneva, that is the occupation’s job. Not ours.”
Twenty days after October 7, a Hamas official sits on Russian television and explains the architecture of the place.
The interviewer asks the only honest question in the clip. “You built five hundred kilometers of tunnels. Why did you not build shelters for the people who live above them?”
Mousa Abu Marzouk does not dodge it. “The tunnels,” he says, “are so that we can protect ourselves from the planes. We fight from inside them.”
Then he shrugs the civilians onto someone else. “Seventy-five percent of Gaza are refugees. That is the United Nations’ job. Under Geneva, that is the occupation’s job. Not ours.”
That is the governing class speaking, not a rumor from Tel Aviv. Concrete and diesel and years of labor went into a city under the city for the men with the guns. The pink bedroom and the hospital ward were left on the surface because the people in them were useful as a headline, not as a population Hamas intended to keep alive.
When the West screams about civilian deaths, play this first. He told you who the tunnels were for.
Jonathan Cebon retweeted
Fun fact: the Venice Film Festival awarded a gold medal to Leni Riefenstahl's Nazi propaganda film "the Triumph of Will" in 1935 and the best film award to her Nazi propaganda film "Olympia" in 1938. Sadly, we don't know for how long they applauded both films.
Jonathan Cebon retweeted
Israel removed every settlement from Gaza in 2005. It got Hamas. Anyone who says settlements are the obstacle to peace has not been paying attention.
Jonathan Cebon retweeted
China calls it “development.” But when Beijing turns Tibet into a laboratory for dams, tunnels, railways, roads and mega infrastructure, we have to ask: development for whom, and at what cost?
The proposed Kyirong–Kathmandu route has already seen 75 drilling sites completed and 90% of soil testing done. Across Tibet, at least 193 hydropower dams have been built or planned since 2000, with the real number potentially exceeding 300. The Lhasa–Nyingchi railway cuts through 47 tunnels and more than 120 bridges across some of the most fragile and geologically complex terrain on Earth.
The CCP keeps pushing deeper into Tibet with little meaningful public scrutiny, while Tibetans have virtually no say over what happens to their land, mountains and rivers.
This is not just about one flood. It is about the consequences of transforming an entire Himalayan ecosystem at unprecedented scale.
When Beijing treats Tibet as a construction zone, who bears the risk?
Tibetans do. The Himalayan environment does. And millions downstream in Nepal, India, Bhutan and Bangladesh do.
#Tibet #FreeTibet #CCP #China #TibetEnvironment #SaveTibet #Himalayas #ClimateJustice #WaterSecurity #Nepal #India #Bhutan #Bangladesh #TibetanRights #HumanRights #EnvironmentalJustice #StopCCP #TibetWillBeFree
Jonathan Cebon retweeted
It was Arab societies—the exact ones he names, in Iraq, Syria, Egypt, and Yemen—who violently forced out ancient Jewish communities, telling them they weren't Arab and thus didn't belong.
It was Israel that offered them refuge in a world that looked away.
I know that history, because it happened to my Mizrahi family.
And I'll spend the rest of my life ensuring it never gets erased.
Jonathan Cebon retweeted
Calling Israel’s war “genocide” because a column of NGOs typed the same two words is not analysis.
It is the same trick eugenics used: get enough letterheads in a room and treat the pile as proof.
Harvard taught eugenics.
Carnegie and Rockefeller funded it.
The Supreme Court blessed it.
30 states wrote it into law.
Doctors called it public health.
They sterilized the poor, the disabled, and anyone who failed their test. Oliver Wendell Holmes wrote, “Three generations of imbeciles are enough.” Carrie Buck was not an imbecile. She was poor. They defined “unfit,” measured the people they had already condemned, then cited the measurement. Garbage in. Policy out.
A chorus is not a fact.
French generals were sure Dreyfus was guilty. He was framed.
Vienna’s obstetricians were sure unwashed hands did not kill mothers. The mothers kept dying.
Soviet academies were sure Lysenko had beaten Mendel. The harvests failed.
The UN voted that Zionism was racism. The vote was real. The sentence was a lie.
Textbooks were sure ulcers were stress. It was a bacterium.
The State Department called Nazis’ industrialized murder of the Jews of Europe a “rumor” while the pits were already full.
Genocide is a legal word. It means intent to destroy a people as such.
It does not mean civilian dead in a war against an enemy that hides in hospitals.
It does not mean a list of logos used the same headline.
Seoul, Mosul, Raqqa: same urban ruin, same civilian toll. The word showed up when the army was Jewish.
Eugenics had the deans, the foundations, and the Court.
It was still a fraud.
Read the Convention.
Count the intent.
Ignore the pile.
Jonathan Cebon retweeted
“UN special rapporteurs face growing questions about their independence. Ben Saul took $150,000 from China—and issued no statements on China’s mass detention of Uyghur Muslims—the same 'counterterrorism' framing that falls squarely within his mandate.” americanthinker.com/blog/202…
Jonathan Cebon retweeted
The tyrants of Iran - after massacring 30-40,000 innocent people -are now hanging innocent young people from cranes in public and in secret.
This is one of the great moral tests of our time.
Keep shouting about this. Keep remembering them.
As if killing tens of thousands in cold blood and executing innocent protestors at the rate of 4 or 5 a day was not enough, a 43 year old mother of two has been sentenced to death by hanging for simply filming a retail store on fire during the January anti-regime protests.
Witnesses say Abolhassani was only filming when she was arrested on the evening of January 8. Branch 5 of Isfahan’s Revolutionary Court nevertheless sentenced her to death on charges of participating in setting fire to the store.
We are going to hear more cases like this as the regime in Iran is on the verge of collapse. Their last option is to continue killing for absurd reasons just to keep their brutal reign going.
The real tragedy here is that many on here still think that continuing to kill innocent Iranians is just part of the “resistance” to western imperialism and the hanging of this woman is fine as long as a the IRGC and a load of old Mullahs in Iran think Israel and America should be destroyed.
Jonathan Cebon retweeted
The flood tragedy in Nepal and Tibet ought to focus global attention on the super-dam China is building in another section of the Himalayas, despite its own scientists in June warning of serious geological hazards at the construction site. Shrouded in secrecy, the unparalleled dam is rising within the Himalayan seismic belt, one of Earth’s most earthquake-prone regions. The dam's gigantic reservoir could itself induce earthquakes by intensifying geological stresses. My column: prosyn.org/XIpwCSV
Jonathan Cebon retweeted
Tibet’s highlands are the water tower of Asia.
When disaster hits under Beijing’s rule, the truth is the first casualty.
Rasuwa & Kyirong prove it again: restricted reporting, scrubbed videos, opaque casualty figures
The downstream world has a right to know
#SaveTibet #FreeTibet