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I'm a retired technical communicator now using my time to speak up for Israel and expose the lies of Israel's enemies. Am Israel Chai.

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Joined May 2009
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Je ne sais pas qui a réalisé cette vidéo. Si quelqu’un le sait, qu’il l’écrive. C’est une vidéo glaçante, un message incontournable. Tout est dit avec une immense pudeur. Tout. Le pire.
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Holy cow. @YehudaMeitav. This is absolutely glorious! You are a master and a genius.
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🇮🇱🇺🇳 Israel toma nota. Un miembro de la delegación israelí recorrió el salón de la ONU tomando nota de qué países abandonaron la sala durante el discurso de Benjamin Netanyahu. De quienes se quedaron y de quienes eligieron levantarse e irse. 🇮🇱 Y la próxima vez que alguno necesite ALGO de Israel, inteligencia, tecnología, seguridad, cooperación o ayuda en una emergencia, conviene recordar un pequeño detalle: la memoria de Israel y del pueblo judío es la más milenaria de todas.
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She is sitting on television telling the story like it is a pleasant memory. She was on a bus. The radio said a suicide bomber had walked into the Sbarro restaurant. Three dead. She admits she was disappointed. She had wanted a bigger number. Two minutes later the radio said five. She tried to hide the smile but couldn’t. Praise Allah, she says. It was great. Around her the other passengers started clapping as the count went up. They didn’t know she was one of the bombers. On the way back they went through a Palestinian police checkpoint and the officers were laughing. One of them put his head in the window and said congratulations to us all. Everybody was happy. That’s not some fighter in a tunnel. That’s a woman on a bus, and the police of the Authority waving them through with a blessing. The world still talks about a peace process and a state as if this were a border dispute that ran long. You don’t hand a flag to a culture that treats a restaurant full of families as a scoreboard and then thanks Allah when the number moves. This is what they are. This is what they celebrate. This is what they want to reward.
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¿Alguien me puede explicar por qué en la ONU todos están obsesionados con Israel, pero nadie habla del reclutamiento masivo de niños por parte de Hamás? ¿Por qué nadie ahí critica el terrorismo islámico?
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HAMAS ISN’T EVEN HIDING IT ANYMORE. On October 7, Hamas terrorists filmed parts of their own attack. Years later, denial and minimization still persist. Now Hamas has released propaganda showing children with weapons and participating in militant activity. The accompanying Arabic audio glorifies martyrdom and explicitly invokes the Al-Qassam Brigades. International law is clear: armed groups must not recruit or use children in hostilities. Recruiting or using children under 15 to participate actively in hostilities is a war crime under the Rome Statute. And yet most people will never see this footage. So make them see it. Share the video. The next time someone reduces this war to the line “Israel kills children,” show them the children Hamas puts into its war.
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He’s back. Israeli content creator just dropped a serious update: “You may have noticed I’ve been unusually quiet this past week. There is a reason.” Last year he randomly connected with two Australian healthcare workers who casually talked about killing Israeli patients… and claimed they had already done it. That video went global. It became part of a criminal case. He was called to testify. The trial was postponed. Now the new date is set: October 12th. He’s flying to Australia to stand in court as an Israeli and testify against them. It’s not simple. 7–10 days in court. Leaving his 90-year-old grandfather who lives with him. Arranging care for his dogs and cats. Dealing with real threats he’s received since the case went public. And the timing hits hard: He’ll leave Israel just days after October 7th — the date that changed everything — to fly to the other side of the world and stand against evil. He’s not getting paid. He’s doing this with his own time and energy. His only ask: If you’re connected to a legitimate Jewish/Israeli community security organization in Australia (or know the right people), contact him privately. He needs extra local security while he’s there. Everyone else? Share this. Help it reach the right people. October 12th the next chapter begins. He’ll get on the plane. He’ll testify. The court will decide the rest. See you soon, Australia. .שנלך לשלום ונחזור לשלום עם ישראל חי 🇮🇱 #AmYisraelChai #StandWithIsrael
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Dear Arabs, what do you want the Jew to do? You killed the dhimmi in Algeria, and 70 years later you killed his grandson in Israel. Do you at least understand why the Jews are fed up and are fighting back? For two thousand years, the Jews were scattered around the world. They were everybody's easiest target: peaceful and successful. You could steal their wealth and they wouldn't fight back. After two thousand years, they decided those days are over. They decided to take back what is theirs. And everyone is up in arms. How dare they! Jews did not shed their peacefulness and patience overnight. The world really, really pushed them. Take this "settler" who was murdered on September 20th in the "West Bank." Netanel Shukrun a father of six from Alei Zahav, was raising his family in his ancestral homeland because of the Arabs. On the morning before Yom Kippur, he took his 16-year-old son to the Ein Re'aya spring near Neve Tzuf to immerse before the holiest day of the year. As they sat in their car afterward, an Arab Palestinian opened fire. His son survived. Netanel did not. His grandfather, Rabbi Jacob Chekroun, was the grand rabbi of Médéa in Algeria. In March 1957, a terrorist shot him near his synagogue, and he died of his wounds the next day. The newspapers of the time called him a born pacifist, respected by everyone, with warm relations with Muslim families. It didn't save him. After his murder, the family left for Israel. Even there, the Muslim world mobilized to prevent them from existing, claiming Jerusalem isn’t theirs although it is mentioned more than 800 times in the bible and ZERO times in the Quran. You left them no choice but confrontation. That is why the Jews built a country and a strong army. Going back to living under anybody’s mercy is out of the question.
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When people like El Sayed and the other DSA imbeciles say they oppose defensive funding to Israel, they are saying they want these missiles to kill Israeli civilians. And by the way, each of those missiles targeting a civilian area is a war crime ⬇️
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Canadian taxpayers just got billed $100M for “Palestine.” Gaza is run by Hamas. That’s who the cheque actually funds. They call it aid. It’s actually a down payment on the World’s future demise.
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What's new at Abu al-Abed Barbakh's grocery store? Khan Younes Mawasi, South Gaza Strip. Eng. subs Timestamp: 1 day ago #TheGazaYouDontSee Link in 1st response.
Special offers at Abu al-Abad Barbakh sops, Khan Younes, South Gaza Strip - the 1st 4 items he shows are for 5 shekels ($1.55), the next 4 items he shows are for 10 shekels ($3.10). Timestamp: 14 hours ago #TheGazaYouDontSee Link to original TikTok post in 1st comment
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Why doesn't the UN address this ⬇️ What the return of students to elementary school in Gaza looks like..
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Lettre ouverte à mes amis d’Israël J’ai la rage, elle monte, je pleure, pas un peu, vraiment. J’ai mal. Un mal profond, lourd, presque physique, comme si quelque chose s’était brisé en moi en entendant ces mots. À la tribune de l’ONU, le locataire de l’Élysée a déclaré que le Hamas « n’a jamais sévi en Cisjordanie ». J’ai entendu, j’ai relu, j’ai voulu croire à une maladresse et ce n’en était pas une. C’est une abjection, une phrase qui efface des morts, qui protège un mensonge, et qui le fait au nom de la France. Mon père ne m’a pas élevé pour baisser les yeux. Il m’a dit, encore et encore : dénonce les abjections. Papa, je le fais aujourd’hui pour toi, mais pas seulement pour toi, pour ma fille, pour qu’elle sache un jour que son père n’a pas été lâche. Pour moi, pour ce que je ressens et que je refuse d’étouffer par peur du qu’en-dira-t-on. Ce monsieur ne parle pas en mon nom, ni au nom de nombreux Français qui ont encore une mémoire, une conscience, et le courage de distinguer un peuple qui se défend d’une organisation terroriste qui assassine. Le Hamas a sévi en Cisjordanie. Il y a eu des cellules, des réseaux, des attentats, des enlèvements et des meurtres. Il y a quelques jours encore, un terroriste du Hamas a assassiné Netanel Shukrun, père de six enfants, citoyen français, alors qu’il se trouvait avec ses fils près d’une source, à la veille de Yom Kippour. Avant son dernier souffle, il a dit à son fils de courir. Voilà la vérité. La nier depuis la plus haute tribune du monde, c’est cracher sur une famille, sur un pays, sur le sang. Rien n’autorise ce mensonge éhonté. Rien n’autorise à transformer Israël en accusé permanent et le Hamas en détail gênant dès qu’il sort de Gaza. Je défendrai Israël coûte que coûte et beaucoup d’autres aussi. Pas demain, pas si c’est confortable, pas si l’on m’applaudit. Maintenant et sans concessions. Son droit à vivre, son droit à se défendre, son droit à ne pas disparaître sous les formules commodes de ceux qui n’ont jamais eu à enterrer leurs enfants après un pogrom. Ce n’est pas de la haine c’est de la fidélité. Fidélité aux morts, fidélité à la vérité, fidélité à ce que mon père m’a transmis et à ce que je veux transmettre à ma fille. Je sais ce qui vient. Je sais ce qui m’attend un torrent de boue, de haine, et d’insultes. Allez-y. Crachez votre haine, je suis solide. Je ne bougerai pas. Ma voix tremble, oui, mes larmes coulent, oui. Mais je ne recule pas, j’affronte, cela fait parti de mon ADN. Je n’ai pas de palais, pas de communiqué, pas de filet diplomatique. J’ai une éducation, j’ai une fille, j’ai la mémoire de mon père et surtout Israël qui est la dernière barrière de la barbarie islamiste. J’ai la nausée devant le locataire de l’Élysée qui, au nom de mon pays, nie ce que des familles ont payé de leur chair. Amis d’Israël, vous n’êtes pas seuls. Nous sommes nombreux, plus nombreux qu’on ne le croit, à refuser que cette phrase soit la nôtre. Ce monsieur ne parle pas en notre nom. Moi, je parlerai.Nous parlerons. Je m’excuse auprès de vous, du fond de cette douleur qui ne passe pas. Et je reste debout. Guillaume Herblot❤️
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UN Secretary-General António Guterres said: “I have never seen killing and destruction like Gaza in all my years as Secretary-General.” According to even the most critical reports, Guterres, 70,000 people were killed in the war in Gaza, a large proportion of them Hamas terrorists. During your years as Secretary-General: more than 600,000 people were massacred or starved to death in Ethiopia. 377,000 died in Yemen — that figure appears in reports issued by your own organization. 150,000 were killed in Sudan and 12 million were displaced. Hundreds of thousands have been buried in Ukraine. You didn’t see it? They died before your eyes. You simply looked the other way, because the Jews couldn’t be blamed.
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Motaz Azaiza, a "photojournalist" formerly based in Gaza, admits: Hamas manages a group chat that includes every journalist in Gaza. All of the media campaigns coming out of Gaza were orchestrated propaganda efforts.
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🚨 GAZA PHOTOGRAPHER ADMITS HE WITHHELD OCT. 7 FOOTAGE Prominent Palestinian photographer Motaz Azaiza says he filmed Israeli hostages being abused by crowds on Oct. 7, but deliberately did not publish the footage because he feared Israel could use it to identify and target those involved. He also delivered unusually harsh criticism of Hamas: • “Show me one Palestinian in Gaza who was protected by Hamas’s weapons. No one.” • He says Hamas had a chance by Oct. 11, 2023 to accept a deal involving disarmament that could have prevented massive destruction and loss of life. • He describes a Hamas-run WhatsApp mechanism used to intimidate journalists, circulate their personal details, and coordinate attacks against anyone who crossed the organization. • Gaza photographers, he says, learned to lower their cameras whenever civilians criticized Hamas because publishing such footage could make them targets. Azaiza was named to TIME’s 100 most influential people and was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize. Now he is describing, in his own words, how much of Gaza’s story never made it onto your screen.
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