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Another genocide supporter in the cover, Time?
You learned nothing from that 1939 cover huh?
Sacha Baron Cohen endorses genocide of the Palestinian people. He should not be celebrated by a respected news organization
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Hang on a minute… where did that extra million come from? 🤔
Almost 7 million Jews perished in the Holocaust. Never forget.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The commonly cited figure for the number of Jews killed in the Holocaust is 6 million according to historical research and demographic studies. haaretz.com/israel-news/20… reuters.com/business/media…
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The fact that Jews lived in Palestine before 1948 isn’t the gotcha u think it is. Nobody serious denies Jewish history or the existence of Jewish communities there.
But here’s what your carefully curated slideshow leaves out:
> Palestinians were also living there, and they were the majority before Israel was established.
> The 1947 UN partition plan allocated roughly 56% of the land to a proposed Jewish state, despite Jews making up less than a 1/3 of the population.
> Around 750,000 Palestinians were ethnically cleansed from their homes in 1948.
>Their displacement, lost homes and lost property don’t magically disappear because u found a photo of a Jewish farmer from 1890.
Photos of Jewish communities and Hebrew inscriptions on British Mandate stamps establish neither exclusive sovereignty nor the absence of Palestinian dispossession.
I hope that helps
“Palestine was stolen by Jews in 1948”
Then they show you:
• Jewish banks & stores in the 1940s
• Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 1925
• Tel Aviv being founded, 1908
• Jewish farmers in Zikhron Yaakov, 1890
• Jewish settlers in the 1880s
• Jews of Jerusalem, 1834
And British Mandate stamps that literally say “Land of Israel” in Hebrew.
How exactly do you “steal” something you’ve lived in, built, and owned for centuries?
History isn’t a slogan.
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They finish killing the people inside a house, put on women’s clothes, and pose for social media clout. Then it’s off to Turkey for Botox and fillers. 💉
The Nazis tried to hide their crimes. These people turn theirs into content.
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Forget the Harry Potter HBO Series.
Did you know that they tried to cancel Professor Snape's stage play? Alan Rickman wrote a play about Rachel Corrie, the woman who was killed by aIsrael
She was crushed to death and Israeli forces posted photos on social media mocking her death.
Theatres in New York refused to let Rickman's play about Corrie be performed on stage in 2006 when he brought it to the US.
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Update: two banks have refused my applications to open an account.
So far I have been debanked by @LloydsBank, suspended by @Revolut (awaiting appeal outcome) and banned from @PayPal.
This is the price of opposing 'israel' in occupied Britain.
Replying to @LloydsBank
@LloydsBank refused to give me a reason for closing my accounts. The advisor could only submit a 'complaint' to request one.
It can take 8 weeks.
Meanwhile, I cannot pay my bills or access my money. I must wait for a cheque and find another bank.
This is political persecution.
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“If Iran didn’t exist”
Notice how easy the pro-Israel people, who scream about anyone questioning Israel’s ‘right’ to exist, happily and casually talk about disappearing entire countries - Rubio here on Israel, Trump the other day on Somalia.
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1. Israelis get caught assaulting foreign diplomats.
2. Israelis panic.
3. Israelis send out their slimiest spokegoblins to lie about this happening to an Israeli official.
Knesset candidate @FleurHassanN was nearly killed today by stone-throwing Palestinians.
ROCK THROWING IS TERRORISM.
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"The consulate's visit was not coordinated with the IDF. Such coordination is important to prevent incidents of this kind."
Why? In what country do diplomats need to coordinate visits with the army so that their own citizens don't physically attack them?
The IDF strongly condemns the severe act of violence that took place in the area of Taybeh, during which diplomatic representatives were attacked by Israeli rioters.
Police forces and forensic investigators from the Judea and Samaria District are entering the area accompanied by IDF soldiers and will begin collecting findings and evidence, as well as taking testimonies, in support of an investigation that has been opened.
The consulate's visit was not coordinated with the IDF. Such coordination is important to prevent incidents of this kind.
According to a preliminary inquiry, no IDF soldiers were present at the scene at the time of the attack. The report was sent to the brigade operations room, which is designated to receive reports from security personnel only, and not from civilians. The operations room receives dozens of operational reports each day and responds only to authorized personnel, not civilians. It should be emphasized that other designated channels are available for civilians to submit complaints. All circumstances surrounding the incident will be examined.
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I’m no scholar on Islam or Muslim prayer, but even I know that ain’t how Muslims pray lmao. 😂
The fingerprints on this one are pretty obvious, aren’t they?
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I don’t want anyone to call them animals in the replies.
Animals don’t commit unimaginable atrocities.. Cruelty on this scale is a human choice.
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will never forget that time when a bunch of Israeli soccer hooligans flew to Holland to start a drunken riot and then when locals complained about the drunken Israeli hooligan riot she spent several days publishing articles without hyperbole calling it a pogrom
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Sacha is a glorified minstrel performer for a middle school audience. His characters are about exploiting the basic decency and empathy of strangers for shock value, at their expense — not some complex social commentary aimed at revealing human nature.
Actor Sacha Baron Cohen plays Borat, a Kazakh reporter in the 2006 smash hit film “Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan.”
“[He’s] a funny character,” says Baron Cohen. “He also shows the kindness of people as well, who are so nice to him, but also can expose, you know, the layer of hate and bigotry below the surface that people normally wouldn't go on air and show.” cbsn.ws/4Bwn3sr
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"*laughing* This is Crazy! *laughing*"
February 2024: A mosque in Gaza being blown up to the sound of soldiers cheering.











































