Sky Blues forever, passionate zionist #PUSB
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btw cenk is lying
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GRAPHIC WARNING:
21 minutes of video with extensive new raw footage, including murders, from the 10/7 attack. Not easy to watch, but as there are people who continue to deny these atrocities and what happened that day, I think it’s important to share.
Via @CherylWroteIt
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ONE OF THE MOST HEARTBREAKING VIDEOS OF OCTOBER 7
A 5-year-old Israeli girl, trapped under heavy fire while caring for her baby sister, sees armed men approaching.
She thinks they are Hamas terrorists coming to kill them.
Terrified, trembling, she pleads:
“Please, no.”
“Are you Israelis?”
“Take us.”
“I am here with a baby.”
Only then does she realize they are Israelis who have come to rescue them.
A heroic little girl — just 5 years old — protecting a baby in the middle of unimaginable terror.
Some images from that day can never be erased.
10/7 — NEVER FORGET. NEVER FORGIVE. 🇮🇱
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Now, we all know that the FlyDubai attempted hijacking was a false flag orchestrated by Israel, obviously.
Everyone knows that.
So here’s a breakdown of every single person involved in the conspiracy and what they had to do to pull it off without leaving any evidence.
(Real.)
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Watch the full documentary The Killing Roads, about the October 7th massacre.
Set aside the time to watch it through. Then share it with someone who knows the date but has only seen the headlines.
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I made this film shortly after the October 7th massacre. Tonight more than ever I ask you: share it
NEVER AGAIN
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Every time someone says "1948," we only get half the story. So here's the whole thing.
In November 1947, the UN voted to divide the land into two states, one Jewish and one Arab. The UN didn't give the Jews a country. It recognized a people with 3,000 years of roots in the land, who had been promised a home since 1917.
The Jews got a small, fragmented territory, and Jerusalem wasn't even part of it. They said yes anyway. The Arab leaders said no. The day after the vote, Jewish buses were attacked, and the country slid into war.
And to those who say Israel stole a country.
There was no Palestinian state to steal from. The land had been ruled by the Ottomans for 400 years and then by the British. Israel got its share through the UN. The rest came from a war the other side started.
On May 14, 1948, Israel declared independence. The next day, five Arab armies invaded from Egypt, Jordan, Syria, Lebanon, and Iraq. The goal wasn't a Palestinian state. The goal was that there would be no Jewish state.
Israel had no real army and barely any weapons, and many of its soldiers were Holocaust survivors who had come ashore only months earlier. They won because the alternative was to die.
Yes, around 700,000 Palestinians lost their homes in that war. Some were expelled by Israeli forces. That's documented, and it shouldn't be denied. Others fled the fighting, and some were told by their own leaders to leave their villages until the Arab armies had won. They didn't.
But there was another expulsion nobody talks about.
Around 850,000 Jews were driven out or pushed out of Arab countries like Iraq, Egypt, Yemen, and Morocco. Families who had lived there for centuries lost everything. The Jews of Jerusalem's Old City were expelled by Jordan.
Israel took them in and gave them new lives.
The Arab countries did the opposite with the Palestinians.
They kept them in camps and in refugee status that is now passed down to the fourth generation, so today there are nearly six million registered refugees.
In Lebanon, they're still barred from a long list of professions. And from 1948 to 1967, Jordan held the West Bank and Egypt held Gaza. Neither of them created a Palestinian state. They could have done it at any time.
Israel took in refugees, drained swamps, and built a beautiful country with no oil and enemies on every border.
The Palestinian leaders were offered the same chance, and they chose war instead. Imagine what could have been built if they had said yes.
The roughly 160,000 Arabs who stayed in Israel became Israeli citizens. Today they number around two million, with the right to vote, their own parties, and seats in parliament.
So when someone says Israel was built on expulsion, remember the whole picture. The Palestinians were offered a state before Israel even existed. The Arab side chose war. Israel defended itself.
Israel didn't start that war. It just refused to lose it.
Am Israel Chai.❤️🔥
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An archive documenting the October 7 genocide, ready to share with a single click through our website.
lionsofzion.io/october-7/doc…
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When they say "Palestine" and not "Gaza" or "The West Bank", it's because they don't mean Gaza or The West Bank. They are talking about the entire territory, which they consider "illegal occupation". In other words, they think Israel should not be allowed to exist, a standard which is held only for the single Jewish country.
When they say "Free Palestine from the [Jordan] river to the [Mediterranean] sea", they are calling for the eradication of the entire territory- the entire civilian population of the only Jewish state.
Not to mention that a rise in anti- Zionism is always correlated with an increase in antisemitism (so they, at the very least, don't care about that).
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Karina Pritika dreamed of competing in the Olympics.
On October 7, she was forced to her knees, begged for her life, and was executed at point-blank range by a Palestinian civilian with an AK-47.
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"I'm just a girl, I have school tomorrow!" Liel Hetzroni (12) begged Gaza monsters to let her go. But they murdered her.
It look forensic archeologists 6 weeks to identify her. All that remained was ash and bone fragments.
They call it "resistance".
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October 7.
Hamas terrorists bring the bodies of Israelis they abducted to bloodthirsty monsters in Gaza.
Look at them.
Don’t you dare forget who they are.
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Gaza, October 7, around noon.
Every car you see here was stolen from Israeli homes. Some carried hostages. Others carried the bodies of hostages.
At the same time, the massacre in Israel was still unfolding. Women were being raped, families were being burned alive, and children were being kidnapped in their pajamas.
Look at them. Look at their joy, at their eagerness to get close to the massacre, to touch it with their own hands and become part of it.
These are the monsters of Gaza.
Don’t you dare forget who they are.
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A letter to Palestinians: Enough is enough
For 78 years, since 1948, the Arab world (and those in it) has been told to bleed, fight, pay, and sacrifice for Palestine.
Enough.
You rejected the existence of a Jewish state and expected generations of Arabs and non Arabs to inherit that war. Their soldiers died. Their economies paid. Their governments poured billions into “the cause ”. And after every defeat, the answer was the same: more war, more money, more martyrs, more excuses.
You turned terrorism into “resistance.” Jews were murdered on buses, in cafés, and in their streets. Planes were hijacked. Athletes were murdered at the Munich Olympics. Suicide bombers were celebrated while children were raised to hate and believe that dying was preferable to compromise.
You demanded money from the Arab world and the West while you own corrupt leaders enriched themselves. The world paid for schools, hospitals, refugee agencies, food, and infrastructure, while your people stole money to build rockets, weapons, tunnels, and suicide belts.
And wherever Palestinian terrorists went, others paid the price.
Jordan nearly lost control of its own country during Black September. Lebanon was dragged into a civil war because of Palestinian groups.
Yet responsibility is always someone else’s.
Israel. America. Britain. Europe. The Arabs. The UN. The West.
Anyone except your own leaders and your own political choices.
Even today, the keffiyeh and Palestine are exported slogans and symbols across Western streets and campuses alongside the same message: we are victims, therefore everyone else owes us.
No. We don’t owe you a thing.
Our children do not owe you their blood nor their future.
Our countries do not owe your factions their stability.
Western taxpayers do not owe corrupt Palestinian leaders an unlimited stream of money.
And nobody should be expected to finance another tunnel, rocket, or generation taught that killing Jews is a holy duty.
You want a future? Then build one.
Stop worshipping the past. Stop glorifying terrorism. Stop enriching corrupt leaders. Stop teaching generation after generation that destroying Israel is more important than building your own state. Accept that Jews are not disappearing and that another century of war will not change that reality.
Seventy-eight years is enough.
Face your failures. Take responsibility for your choices. Build something instead of destroying everything around you.
And stop demanding that the rest of the world pay the bill.
Leave us alone.
حلّوا عنا
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Is Amnesty International simply illiterate, or do they just think they can keep getting away with the same lie?
There was never any ICJ finding of "plausible risk". It is invented. The Court used the standard language of plausible rights without any assessment of the claim, as the judge who wrote the order, Joan Donoghue, herself explained.
@amnesty
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Mayor Mamdani did not simply express a personal political opinion. He used the authority, symbolism, and credibility of the mayor’s office to issue what amounted to an official public address declaring that the democratically elected leader of the world’s only Jewish state is a ‘war criminal’ who is ‘not welcome in New York City.’ That is a profound misuse of the office entrusted to him by all New Yorkers.
After acknowledging that New York City has no independent legal authority to execute the International Criminal Court’s arrest warrant, the mayor nevertheless chose to transform that legal reality into a televised political spectacle. Respect for the separation of powers and the legal limits of public office is a bedrock of American democracy; those limits should not be treated as an inconvenience to be exploited for political theater.
Perhaps most telling was what the mayor chose to leave out. His address made no mention of Hamas or the October 7 massacre of innocent civilians. Instead, he delivered a sweeping moral indictment of Israel while erasing the terrorist atrocities that ignited this war. Appeals to universal humanity and justice ring hollow when they exclude the victims whose suffering does not fit a preferred political narrative.
This is no longer simply about Prime Minister Netanyahu. It reflects a broader pattern in which Mayor Mamdani repeatedly singles out Israel while using the prestige of his office to legitimize rhetoric that further isolates the Jewish state and deepens division here at home. At a time when Jewish New Yorkers are experiencing alarming levels of antisemitism, harassment and intimidation, they deserve a mayor who refrains from fomenting hatred against the world’s only Jewish country while maintaining the fiction that this is not anti-Jewish.
Throughout his campaign, Mayor Mamdani repeatedly insisted that his responsibility as mayor would be to focus on New York City and the issues affecting New Yorkers. New Yorkers elected him to make their neighborhoods safer, combat hate and unite a diverse city, not to conduct foreign policy or transform City Hall into a stage for ideological declarations about world leaders.
New Yorkers elected a mayor, not a prosecutor of foreign leaders. Mayor Mamdani should spend less time trying to demonize only one leader and one country from City Hall and more time protecting the New Yorkers he was elected to serve.
#Mamdani #MayorMamdani #Israel
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Mayor Mamdani knew all along that he could never arrest Israel’s Prime Minister Netanyahu or any foreign leader in New York City, which hosts the United Nations. Yet, he postured, virtue-signaled, used fiery rhetoric & lied as part of the tried & tested "pro-Palestine" ethos & strategy post-10/7 to build a political career and curry favor with a radicalized and selectively outraged voter base. This is the state of the contemporary “pro-Palestine” and anti-Zionist movements: zero accomplishments; no progress for Gazans or Palestinians on the ground; hollow sloganeering; empty promises; using Palestinians for personal gain; spreading divisiveness and unnecessarily incendiary language that goes nowhere; making a point but never making a difference, and blaming failures on everyone else.
Mamdani is the latest iteration of a well-established pattern that has gotten the Palestinian people nowhere for decades. This is precisely why the DSA socialists, the neo-Communists, and Islamists are dangerous and cannot be trusted as actual allies and custodians of the Palestinian cause, nor as real partners in building prosperous and improved Western societies.