Yolanda retweeted
After nearly 3 years of work, we are launching the initial version of the site.
It features tens of thousands of wartime videos of abundance and luxury in Gaza, published by Gazans themselves - and much more.
Please read the crucial details in this thread before browsing🧵👇
Yolanda retweeted
Yasser Arafat, the founder of the Palestinian national, said in 1971 that they invented the Palestinian identity.
This video is dedicated to all the antisemites who support something that was made up 😂😂🤡
Yolanda retweeted
🎬 After months of work, we are proud to release the official teaser for GAZAWOOD'S first film about Pallywood:
HOW TO FILM A WAR🔥🎥
The full film will be released soon. 🚀🎥
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To the entire pro-Israel, pro-Jewish community on X, wherever you are in the world, whatever your background, whatever corner of this platform you call home,
I’ve been sitting with this for too long. It’s overdue, so here it is, from the heart.
We all feel the visibility issues, the algorithm, the suppression, the sense that good content dies in the dark while nonsense explodes. Many point fingers at the platform or its leaders, some blame Elon or Nikita Bier. But maybe they’ve simply held up a mirror… a brutally honest one. And instead of turning away, we need to look into it.
Every single day I watch accounts like Jvnior, Mario Nawfal, the Hodge Twins, Amrou Fudl, Jackson Hinkle, and dozens more post fake, fraudulent, hateful garbage and rack up hundreds of thousands or millions of views. I don’t admire their lies, and I don’t admire the propaganda or their bullshit. But I do admire one thing… their army. The seamless coordination. The large accounts that amplify them instantly. The global network of thousands of voices, different languages, different time zones all working as one unit. They don’t compete. They don’t hoard. They lift each other, flood the platform, and keep the lies viral day after day.
That’s discipline. That’s strategy. And it works.
Now look at us.
Our people started out thousands of years ago as the Twelve Tribes. But then our tribes were united with one another. We became one. We became a nation. And every single time over the past 4000 years where we were not united, we suffered, we died, we were enslaved, we bled. We lost. And when we united, we survived, against all the odds.
There are two billion Muslims. Nearly three billion Christians. One and a half billion Hindus. But just sixteen million Jews remain. And if I’m honest, even that isn’t truthful. Because we have so many self destructive self-loathing Jews and Marxists and liberal leftist KAPOs amongst us that the true figure is probably closer to ten million, if that. We have enemies within that are as bad as our worst enemies.
Yolanda retweeted
Today, in Iran, in the middle of a war, the regime executed a 19-year-old national wrestling champion for the crime of joining January protests. 💔
After signaling to the world, including President @realDonaldTrump, that they would halt executions of protesters, the regime has done the exact opposite.
Three young protesters, Saleh Mohammadi, Mehdi Ghasemi, and Saeed Davoudi, were hanged in Qom after a sham trial.
Reports indicate torture. Forced confessions. No access to chosen lawyers. Closed-door proceedings. No right to appeal.
I call on @GlobalAthleteHQ to stand with Iranian athletes who are being silenced, imprisoned, and executed simply for raising their voices.
This is not just about sports. This is about human dignity.
Yolanda retweeted
Replying to @afalkhatib @DCurto7165
Yes, of course. There is exploitation of the conditions of widows, especially those who have children, who need to feed them, provide them with shelter, care for them, and supervise their upbringing. Yes, their vulnerability, needs, and loneliness are exploited, so that they are forced into marriage, so that the husband helps them bear the burden of life. This is true. And here, this is a type of exploitation, because the choice of husband is not in normal circumstances and is not purely of her will or full desire. Rather, the marriage here happens under the pressure of war and its consequences, and difficult conditions, severe poverty, and need. This situation also exists in the refugee camps. There was a horrific and terrifying case of a person who oversaw a camp for widows, who would barter between aid and marriage to widows, and he would marry a widow every month and divorce another.
The only solution to protect widows specifically, who are supporting children, is to build a shelter.
A shelter that provides them with protection, housing, food, and medicine for them and their children a shelter solely for the protection of widows, overseen by decent people, not men. This shelter must be supported globally, as it protects women and children after this war specifically widows and thus spares them from extortion, bargaining, and being forced into marriage with corrupt individuals or men.
Yolanda retweeted
There is a moment after every massacre of Jews – after the Holocaust, after October 7, and now after Bondi Beach – when the truth reveals itself. Not in the bloodshed, but in who rushes forward to explain it away.
After Jews were murdered at Bondi Beach for the crime of celebrating Hanukkah, that moment arrived almost immediately. Before the bodies were cold, Dale Vince asserted the real culprit was not the killers, but Israel. More precisely, he claimed that Benjamin Netanyahu "wants antisemitism to be a thing" and "acts to make it so."
That statement is not careless. Not clumsy. It is ideological. It performs a very old trick: Jews are attacked, therefore Jews caused it.
This was not offered as a policy argument after reflection. It was deployed immediately, in the aftermath of a massacre that left children dead. That timing matters. It tells you the purpose of the remark. Not to understand the crime, but to launder it morally. To move responsibility away from the men who pulled the trigger and onto the identity of the people they killed.
Vince's later clarification made matters worse. To claim that "the biggest single cause" of antisemitism today is Israel's war in Gaza is not analysis. It's collective blame. It tells Jews everywhere that they are fair game for hatred and violence because of actions taken by a foreign government they may not support and do not control. That is not how moral reasoning works in any other context. It is reserved for Jews alone.
Antisemitism did not begin with Netanyahu. It did not begin with Israel. It did not begin with Zionism. It existed long before any of them and has survived every explanation offered for it. To pretend otherwise is either wilful ignorance or deliberate deceit.
What makes this episode truly damning is not just what was said, but who said it. Dale Vince is not a fringe agitator shouting from the margins. He is a major donor to the Labour Party. His money buys access, respectability, and silence. When someone so embedded in the political class feels comfortable reframing a massacre of Jews as a consequence of Jewish behaviour, it tells you something is badly wrong with the culture that surrounds him.
This is how antisemitism now presents itself in polite society. Not as hatred, but as causation. Not "Jews are evil," but "Jews bring this on themselves." Not crude slurs, but moral narratives that make violence seem understandable, even logical. It is antisemitism with a vocabulary of compassion.
And it always runs in one direction. No other group is told that attacks on them are the fault of their government. No other diaspora is treated as a moral hostage to a foreign state. Only Jews are subjected to this permanent conditionality: behave as we demand, or accept the consequences.
That is why statements like Vince's matter. They do not merely comment on violence. They prepare the ground for it. They reassure the next murderer that his crime will be contextualised, explained, and quietly blamed on the victims.
If the Labour leadership wishes to be taken seriously when it claims to oppose antisemitism, this cannot be waved away as a misunderstanding or an unfortunate turn of phrase. It is a test. Silence here is not neutrality. It is acquiescence.
History is unambiguous on this point. When Jews are murdered and influential figures respond by blaming Jews, the problem is no longer extremism at the margins. It is moral collapse at the centre.
Dale Vince did not pull the trigger at Bondi Beach. But by shifting blame away from the killers and onto the identity of the dead, he played his part in the culture that makes such killings possible.
"What makes this episode truly damning is not just what was said, but who said it. Dale Vince is not a fringe agitator shouting from the margins. He is a major donor to the Labour Party. His money buys access, respectability, and silence."
Yolanda retweeted
I was given exclusive access to evidence that still has not been released to the public. I saw with my own eyes the kidnapping kits, Hamas’ handwritten plans, and the weapons used on October 7.
I saw how they planned to explicitly target women and children. Everyone was considered “evil” in their eyes.
This is the REAL story of what happened on October 7 and beyond.
See for yourself. Learn the TRUTH 🙏🏻
Enough! The BBC Is a Liar and an Anti-Semitic youtu.be/oWC9Qlr2nmE?si=K4S8… via @YouTube
Yolanda retweeted
Replying to @zohranmamdani
When will we even read: Israel admits to... unreservedly apologises, provides full documentation of all affected and those criminally responsible, begins criminal proceedings, commits to full reparations...
Yolanda retweeted
🎥"Top 5 Restaurants in Gaza - Summer 2025! (100% real)"
A must-see from @travelingisrae1🔥
5 Best restaurants in Gaza - summer 2025!
Dozens of restaurants, cafes, ice cream parlors, food trucks.
This isn’t what genocide looks like..
This isn’t what famine looks like..
But it is what a fake narrative looks like.
#Gaza #Hamas #Propaganda #Israel #MiddleEast
Yolanda retweeted
My friend Sarah Milgrim was murdered in Washington, D.C., with her beloved Yaron.
For Gaza, they said. And the chants go on
As if killing Jews brings freedom to Palestinians.
That’s like murdering Iranians to protest the Ayatollah.
Killing Russians to “free Ukraine.”
Or gunning down Americans because you hate Trump.
This is the lie of today’s so-called “freedom fighters.”
It echoes darker times—when Germany twisted the language of freedom and justice to justify hate.
It’s not liberation.
It’s not resistance.
It’s just Jew-hatred—rebranded.
Terror, justified.
Free us from these lies.
#JusticeTwisted #StopTheLie #FreeUsToo #TerrorIsNotResistance
#SarahMilgrim #YaronLischinsky
Yolanda retweeted
Condolences to @SkyNews @BBCNews especially to @AlexCrawfordSky and @BowenBBC
Who now have to explain how Muhammad Sinwar and ten senior Hamas members were pulled dead from the rubble of the tunnels underneath the European Hospital which *checks notes* you claimed didn't exist👍
Yolanda retweeted
I was invited to give evidence to the UK Parliament’s Foreign Affairs Committee, on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
This includes questions from Labour MP Abtisam Mohamed, who Israel recently barred from entering the country owing to her anti-Israel activities, and also from the Chair of the committee, Emily Thornberry, who threatened that Israel would “rue the day” it turned away the British anti-Israel MPs.
HAMAS.. In addition to the babies of the Bibas family, 38 children were murdered on the Oct. 7 massacre, three between the ages of birth and three and four more between the ages of 3-6. 20 children were orphaned by both their parents. 96 children were orphaned by one parent.
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I’m not Jewish, but there’s a reason that I’ve risked everything to speak up for the Jewish community.
And when I say everything, I mean everything. I mean being blocked by friends that I grew up with, unfollowed by most friends and associates, accused of being a spy for the Mossad, IRGC, CIA etc, having my family accused of the same and having their lives put at risk to the extent of having to contact the FBI, being subjected to unthinkable smears, conspiracies, and rumors that are intended to blacklist me from everywhere and by everyone, but I still speak up despite it all, you know why?
Because the same time that Jews had to watch their children being shot and kidnapped on October 7
Is the same time they had to watch half the world protest against the existence of their tiny Jewish state that is their only refuge from global genocide
Is the same time they had to watch their friends, associates, celebrities, and the world’s body politic post paragliders in celebration of their massacre
Is the same time they had to watch their synagogues go up in flames amid renewed pogroms in Europe
Is the same time they had to be banned and blacklisted as persona non gratas of the world by trading the word “Jews” for “Zionists”
Is the same time they had to be pushed back by human chains on college campuses and beaten unconscious for defying chants for their death
Is the same time they had to watch a mentally ill rapper tell millions of his followers that he loves Hitler and supports the Holocaust
Is the same time they had to watch the likes of Dan Bilzerian, Candace Owens, Jake Shields, and the rest of the “woke right” claim “Jewish supremacy” is the world’s biggest problem by citing obscure texts of the Talmud & claiming to “seek truth” while regurgitating antisemitic Soviet disinformation to justify their persecution
Is the same time they had to watch the woke left claim that the victims of Islamist extremism deserved the October 7 horrors because their grandparents who fled Nazi Germany back to Palestine in refugee boats were actually “white colonizers”
All while the world looks on and glibly asks, “what antisemitism?”
That’s why I speak up.
The most important thing I’ve realized is that nobody can take from you what doesn’t belong to them.
They can silence, intimidate, threaten, and accuse you, but they can never take away the power of your voice when it bellows into the scorched earth the last hopeful, fragmented glimmers of truth.
That belongs to you and nobody else, and in our lifetime, it may never be more important than now.
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Some thoughts on the US President's proposal for Gaza:
1) Look here at the attached image of one of the hostage release productions. What the President correctly sees is that Gaza has no objective geographic problem. It is not some windswept landlocked area facing droughts. It is located on a beautiful part of the Mediterranean with soft sands from the Egyptian Delta. It sits at the cross roads of two ancient trade routes. Connected by train through Israel to the Red Sea, it could provide competition to the Suez Canal (is this also part of the thinking?). It has energy reserves. It has everything it needs to be a major trading and tourism hub (and a US military base?).
The only problem Gaza has is politics - its people are committed to an ideology of destruction (sustained in that by organizations like UNRWA) - meaning destroy what the Jews have built next door rather than build for themselves. What the President seems to notice is that Gaza's inhabitants could have built for themselves something remarkable on this strip of land, and instead they chose - and it is an ideological choice - to turn it into an integrated weaponized landscape for the singular purpose of destroying Israel.
So the President sees what Palestinians, Egyptians, even Jordanians, should have long ago seen - Gaza is an extremely valuable piece of land - if, and that's a big if - the politics can somehow be moved from ones of destruction to construction, figuratively and literally.
2) However, the Arab world is no stranger to grand US building project ideas intended to help settle Arab refugees and move on from war. What the Arab countries have done in the past with such grand US ideas, beginning in the 1950's is take the money, hijack the agency though which it was to be done (UNRWA), build nothing, and keep the Arab refugees generation after generation turning them into a people - the Palestinians - tragically organized around the idea of no Jewish state.
This means that any grand project depends on taking advanced actions that will not allow it to be hijacked. As the US defunds UNRWA it must avoid repeating a situation where western money flows, but the politics of destruction remain. Perhaps, this is why the President speaks of the US taking over the territory immediately.
3) How can the politics of destruction be changed? The key is to end the lie and the scam of perpetual Palestinian refugeehood and the violent vision of "return" which underpinned the October 7th attacks and massacres, and which for generations have sent Gazans the message that Gaza is not their home, but a launchpad from which to "liberate Palestine from the River to the Sea".
How? transmute any notion of refugeehood and "right of return" into property rights in Gaza.
Gaza's inhabitants, regardless if they are given temporary or permanent refuge in other Arab countries, and even if they just remain in Gaza, must be struck from UNRWA's records as refugees and must each individually recognize that they possess no such thing as a "right of return" into Israel.
In return for that, and only after this is done, each Gaza resident receives a unit of property rights (such as an apartment) to be realized when Gaza is rebuilt. That right can then be realized or sold, but it is a simple property right in Gaza, where Gaza is home, not a destructive vision of "return" to somewhere else.
4) Finally, if I were Jordan, I would finally recognize how valuable Gaza is and I will make a play for it - offer to provide temporary or permanent refuge to Gazans - and in return take over Gaza as a Jordanian foot in the Mediterranean. I would then offer Israel to give back the Arabs of the West Bank the Jordanian citizenship that was stripped of them in exchange of Israel allowing two train routes from Jordan into Gaza through the West Bank and from the Red Sea, creating competition to the Suez Canal. (and if I'm Egypt, I would try to prevent Jordan from doing this, and offer to take over Gaza myself).
Bottom line: what the President's proposal served to highlight is this: Gaza is an incredibly valuable piece of territory. Whoever can figure out how to change its politics from the current ones of obsessive destruction to forward-looking construction, will benefit greatly themselves and will benefit the region more broadly.




















