Your problems are not because of ((Zionists)). Respect yourself more.
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Haviv Rettig Gur, whatever you think of him and his views, hosted me twice on his podcast to speak about Palestinian perspective and views, no matter how divergent and different mine are. He did not condition his hosting upon me appearing next to other Palestinians who disagree with me or agreed with him, or even other Israelis; he did not set this up as a debate, but as a conversation and a discussion that was elastic and allowed for mutual learning and engagement, not "gotchu" moments, even though we strongly disagreed on a variety of subjects.
On the other hand, Mr. Mehdi Hasan would not entertain talking to me after he blocked me for two years on social media unless I debated another Palestinian who disagreed with me on his platform, "Zeteo News," with him as the moderator of said debate. He was not interested in a one-on-one conversation with me as he has done with several other guests of his. You make of that what you will but it is absolutely the case that Zionists can often be exponentially easier to engage and speak with than anti-Zionists and the oracles of the “pro-Palestine” industrial complex, particularly when it comes to embracing new and diverse Palestinian perspectives outside of the militantly-enforced orthodoxies, for the anti-Israel crowd is almost always interested in making a point, never actually making a difference.
Mehdi once wrote a book about how to win an argument even when you know you’re wrong. The trick is to be manipulative and dishonest.
Mehdi has never to my knowledge talked seriously about the Israeli historical experience as he demands of me for Palestinians.
And Mehdi is accusing me of ignoring Palestinians in an interview that, though it was meant to be focused on the Israeli experience, talked a lot about Palestinians.
I’m starting to think Mehdi isn’t an entirely trustworthy guy.
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Mehdi once wrote a book about how to win an argument even when you know you’re wrong. The trick is to be manipulative and dishonest.
Mehdi has never to my knowledge talked seriously about the Israeli historical experience as he demands of me for Palestinians.
And Mehdi is accusing me of ignoring Palestinians in an interview that, though it was meant to be focused on the Israeli experience, talked a lot about Palestinians.
I’m starting to think Mehdi isn’t an entirely trustworthy guy.
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From: Jeffrey Epstein <[email protected]>
28. Oct. 2016, 3am
Tucker, I already told you, we don't have any horses here.
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The Foreign Ministry announced “As we have demonstrated in our dealings with…Netherlands and Britain, Israel will respond firmly and forcefully to any country that takes such measures against us.” Not forcefully enough. The British and the Dutch launch strategically-threatening boycotts against Israel, potentially devastating our economy, and we respond with symbolic gestures such as changing the name of the British consulate in East Jerusalem. We must indeed respond forcefully, send their ambassadors packing and consider cutting backing on intelligence sharing.
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You all appear foolish to trust the individual who funds pay for slay.
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Palestinianism is a trojan horse that is being pushed, promoted, amplified and used by adversaries of the West.
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Well done Lisa!
Yesterday, I found a chink in the armor of a pro-Palestinian antizionist march in downtown Boston. One, middle-aged woman (me) with an Israeli flag blew the march to pieces.
I wasn’t planning on leading a hate march with an Israeli flag. My friends had decided it was too dangerous for us as a group to do a counter demonstration against the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) at the steps of the Massachusetts State House in downtown Boston.
So I went by myself and for the first twenty minutes, I stood on the other side of their demonstration. The two hundred or so Fedayeen watermelon people scoffed at me. One spat on my shoes, many gave me the finger but mainly they laughed at me. I stood in front of ten apathetic Boston police officers.
But many Jews gave me the thumbs up and even some non-Jews clapped and took photos.
The marchers then proceeded down the main street of Boston, Beacon Street, with their loudspeakers, screaming “from the river to the sea” “Intifada Revolution, and “No to a Jewish state.”
It was then that I saw the chink in the armor, that is the American or let’s say the Bostonian obsession with the freedom to march, which the antizionists smartly exploit.
I realized that the Boston police would allow me to march directly in front of the terrorists with my Israeli flag.
The optics were fantastic. It looked like one brave Israeli woman, proudly holding her Israeli flag, was winning the battle against two hundred hated-filled terrorists behind her (I think the terrorists were completely stunned by my brazen act).
I fight in the style of the Hunger Games not The Matrix.
In Catching Fire, Wiress and Beetee realize the Quarter Quell arena is designed like a clock. Beetee uses the Capitol's own arena lightning trap to blow up the forcefield.
I single-handedly turned the anti-Israel march into a pro-Israel march. One person, by locating the chink in the armour.
Many Israelis came forward to ask me if I needed protection. Jews cheered me on and gave me a thumbs up.
And many non-Jews clapped on my behalf.
The non-Jewish Zionists, they were out there too. They watched me.
They were inspired by bravery and conviction.
Fight the way you know how. Find the chink in the armour.
Am Yisrael Chai🇮🇱🫶
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I wonder if a SINGLE “pro-Palestinian” American leftists could even name the PA president, let alone knows about its continued postponement of elections under Hamas pressure
I’m not sure how we can keep asking the world for a two-state solution while our own leaders cannot even hold elections.
How did we reach a point where Hamas terrorists get to decide when Palestinian elections will be held? They should be behind bars for their terrorism, not running in elections.
Palestinians’ future cannot remain hostage to dictators and armed militias.
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I’m not sure how we can keep asking the world for a two-state solution while our own leaders cannot even hold elections.
How did we reach a point where Hamas terrorists get to decide when Palestinian elections will be held? They should be behind bars for their terrorism, not running in elections.
Palestinians’ future cannot remain hostage to dictators and armed militias.
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Hateful Pro-Palestinian Trolls Oct 7 Survivors
At a table with Oct 7 survivors, a woman keeps replying "Free Palestine." Next to a man holding a lulav and etrog, she is told she is blocking Jews from worshipping.
#oct7 #antisemitism #standwithisrael #jewish #judaism
