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BREAKING:
The second and third-generation migrants rioting in France are now threatening Jews.
They holding up flags and saying that they will stomping Jews”
Video via @BastionMediaFR
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This hijacking story is INSANE but I’m looking forward to hearing the terrorists side of the story on Miss Rachel today.
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We have been monitoring a large Telegram group that is openly anti-Israel and actively encourages its members to enter Israel, join flotillas, attend protests, and share logistical details (where to stay, how to move around, etc.). The group’s administrator, Mostapha Benhenda, recently shifted focus toward encouraging members to seek employment with Israeli tech companies, specifically citing TechAviv’s job board.
Mostapha Benhenda is the founder of Startcrowd (now defunct) and has a PhD in mathematics from the University of Paris 13. He has launched several startups that did not succeed and now works across a mix of projects:
Professional + Business Links:
LinkedIn Profile
Medium Articles
Substack Notes
Russian International Affairs Council Bio — RIAC is widely understood as a Kremlin-linked foreign policy influence platform.
Chinghub — A Chinese tech company where he is currently active.
AI4Finance Team Listing (as of August 2025).
He is also involved in biotech ventures with offices in France and Hong Kong and works with a partner whose information is here: Alo Layana. Attached is a
screenshot from the group where Benhenda encourages members to seek jobs in Israeli tech, specifically to obtain work permits and “stay closer to the action.”
This aligns with messaging in his public writing, where he frequently frames Israel’s economy and tech ecosystem as targets for disruption.
While we cannot speak to his ultimate motivation, the pattern is concerning:
Coordinated efforts to enter the country
Guidance on logistics, protests, and activism
A new push to penetrate tech companies, ostensibly as employees
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This is a tough one for Matt. He had much higher hopes for her. like, why didn’t she become a nail tech artist, or TikTok creator? Why hasn’t she fully transitioned into a Palestinian yet, and more importantly, why isn’t she dead?
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Deaths by natural causes in Gaza:
2020 ≈ 5,800
2021 ≈ 7,100
2022 ≈ 6,061
2023 ≈ 0
2024 ≈ 0
2025 ≈ 0
2026 ≈ 0
This information will likely take years to get correct.
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🚨This was wild to see! These men said the Islamic state has many brothers in New York planning more martyr operations🤯
Be aware people
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Dear @RoKhanna and everyone echoing him,
Marwan Barghouti was convicted in an Israeli civilian court of five murders in three terrorist attacks, including the killing of a Greek Orthodox monk, as well as attempted murder and membership in a terrorist organization.
He rejected the court’s jurisdiction and refused to mount a legal defense. The judges nevertheless acquitted him of 21 other murders for lack of sufficient evidence.
He was sentenced to five life terms plus 40 years.
He will rot in prison until his dying day, and then be sent to hell where he belongs.
Thank you for listening to my TED Talk.
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Former Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon became a media superstar after going public with his AI fears. He insisted that he wasn’t working with any third party organizations. Familiar sources told us a different story: DEY., a PR firm representing many of the most prominent AI safetyists, was booking his interviews.
One source, who had direct knowledge, even said DEY. preemptively booked Nate Soares, a prominent AI safety figure, for interviews that directly overlapped with Jacob going public.
Jacob working with DEY. is notable for two reasons: first, as mentioned, he previously said he wasn’t working with third parties. Second, we are in the middle of a national conversation about the future of AI that is actively determining how we regulate the most powerful technology in the world, largely thanks to the panic stirred up by Jacob — and it’s in the public’s interest to know who, exactly, is behind it.
Scoop from @huntryerson 👇
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Theo Von stepped into the Gaza debate... again… so I’m calling it out.
If you’re going to make claims this serious, then back up your numbers, your narrative, and the sources behind them.
@TheoVon, if you’re down to debate it—I’m game.
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Truth about gaza explained so you can send to your Lib friend:
- Not a genocide
- No purposeful mass starvation (though hamas does steal food)
- IDF has best combatant to civilian kill ratio in history of urban warfare.
- Deaths mostly militant males, bc attacks are targeted
- Gazans: In 2024, 68% of the adults were overweight or obese and In 2025 71% of adults had a BMI over 25.
- Zero apartheid: Arabs have just as many rights/large percentage sit in parliament, go to college, etc
- Palestinian photographer just admitted almost everything you saw was a lie: nypost.com/2026/09/21/world-…
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BOMBSHELL: Motaz Azaiza admits Gazans were hoping for war.
"Let me tell you a secret. I don't know if you'll keep it in. A lot of people in Gaza were wishing the war would come."
Why? "When a war or an escalation comes, the NGOs talk to you. There's a job opportunity."
"People only know us through war."
The most prominent "photojournalist" in Gaza admits that Gazans wanted a war because it would convince international organizations to give them money.
Azaiza is the man TIME named to the TIME 100 and who was nominated for the 2024 Nobel Peace Prize. CNN, the Guardian and Sky have all interviewed him.
This is an Arabic interview from January 2025. There has been no English-language reporting on it, until now.
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LA is like a third world country nowadays.
People only wanna visit because of the hype from 20 years ago.
No one parties there like they used to. Smells like piss in Hollywood.
A lot of ppl who can’t even speak English.
A friend stepped on a dirty diaper on the streets.
Same friend works at McDonalds in LA and some homeless dude punched her female manager for no reason.
LA is no longer a great city. It’s a war zone.
