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The Evening Redness in the West retweeted
First they banned the replies…
First they banned the books...
theguardian.com/uk-news/2026…
The Evening Redness in the West retweeted
THIS!!!
This is so important to the Jewish people. I can’t even explain how much it means.
Hearing non-Jews stand up for Israel matters. Hearing it from people with Arab roots carries an entirely different weight.
You don’t have to be Jewish to understand why Israel exists. You just have to believe Jews deserve the same right to safety and self-determination as everyone else.
For centuries, Jews didn’t just migrate. They returned.
From Poland after the Holocaust.
From Yemen, Iraq, Ethiopia. Often leaving everything behind, not by choice, but because there was nowhere else to stay.
Different languages. Different cultures. One direction.
Home.
Zionism wasn’t an abstract idea. It was the moment a scattered people could finally stop running, and start rebuilding.
Not perfectly. Not easily. But together.
The Evening Redness in the West retweeted
I’m not Jewish. I’m a Canadian atheist with Arab roots. I’m a Zionist because Israel has as much right to exist as any other country. I’m grateful Jewish people now have one tiny piece of refuge on this planet where they can be (relatively) safe from all the violent hate.
The Evening Redness in the West retweeted
Obama is becoming less relevant as his policies and presidency are evaluated as failures. All it takes is an honest evaluation of the domestic and geopolitical achievements from 2016-2020 and 2024-today vs 2008-2016. He is still a big hit in socialist, anti-Semitic and anti-American countries like Iran or Ireland. He does orate well in front of a teleprompter.
The Evening Redness in the West retweeted
Barack Obama, speaking in Belfast, claimed that Jews “took land off people” and “were excessive.”
First, it’s disgusting how casually he presents Jewish history, as if Jews randomly showed up in Israel in 1948, out of nowhere, and started taking land from others. As if Jews hadn’t lived there continuously for thousands of years. As if the Jewish presence in Israel began with the establishment of the modern state.
Second, I’m fascinated by this obsession with who came first.
I’m not aware of another country where the question of who arrived first is so central to determining who supposedly has the right to live there.
At its core, that argument is xenophobic. What exactly are you implying when you say, “I was here first”? That you have a greater right to live somewhere than someone who arrived later? That immigrants and their descendants must remain perpetual outsiders?
Everywhere else in the world, people migrate, settle, build communities, and eventually become part of the country they moved to. Yet somehow, when Jews immigrate to Israel, they’re permanently labeled settlers, invaders, and occupiers, even generations later.
And Obama goes right along with this framing.
Third, since when is the history of land changing hands unique to Israel?
Didn’t Jewish families lose enormous amounts of property in Poland during and after World War II? Didn’t European borders shift, with entire populations displaced? Hasn’t Russia seized Ukrainian territory?
The history of virtually every country involves conquest, migration, displacement, and territorial disputes. Yet somehow, when discussing Israel, these historical events become an argument against the legitimacy of an entire people’s presence.
And finally, perhaps the most absurd part of all this is the setting.
You’re standing in Belfast, a place with its own complicated history of territorial conflict, division, and competing national identities, and of all the issues you could discuss, you choose to lecture Jews about land, history, and belonging?
Shameful.
The Evening Redness in the West retweeted
Meet Muaman Ahmad Salameh Alai, a commander in the military wing of Hamas. In the first two years of the war, he was responsible for and took part in holding a d torturing hostages in the tunnels of Gaza.
He is now dead.
We made a promise. We will take them all out. Every last one. We keep our promises.
The Evening Redness in the West retweeted
One of the best examples of “a picture is worth a thousand words” I’ve seen in ages. And one of the most rewarding to look at. Let the Jew haters keep their inverted red triangles. I’m loving the overlapping ❌!
The Evening Redness in the West retweeted
I need to share something incredible that I just learned. In fact it is so sensational that it without doubt places Jews and Israel as having achieved the greatest feat in human history, not just militarily, but in everything, by a mile. Greater than the Apollo 11 moon landing, greater than both the industrial and agricultural revolutions, and greater than the Pager operation.
And it happened in 1948.
Some of you will read this post and think it’s satire. But just wait until you see and hear the video “evidence”. And I have no doubt that even world renowned military history expert @SpencerGuard will agree that based on this new evidence, there has never been a more incredible military victory than this at any time, probably since the dinosaurs.
Now we all know that the media, UN, leftists and propagandists have taken every claim said by a Palestinian, however wild, as gospel. So I therefore have no reason to doubt the veracity of this claim, because it came from… a Palestinian. And as it must be true, it makes complete sense now why the sheer humiliation of the Arab world for their defeat in 1948 still hurts them so much. It also makes the claim of the Nakba null and void once and for all, which in fairness it already was before this new evidence.
What this Palestinian man claims is so shocking that it changes everything in how I view the world. And it is the single most powerful evidence that the G-D of Israel is indeed the most powerful force anywhere in the universe. Ever.
According to this Palestinian man, there weren’t 600,000 Jews living in the land during the British Mandate of Palestine. In fact there weren’t even 100,000, or even 10,000. Nope. According to this Palestinian man, whom we must take as truthful because he is of course Palestinian, there were just 70 Jews. 70!!!
That’s right. Just 70 poorly armed Jews that could comfortably fit into a single small home managed to defeat the enormous armies of FIVE Arab countries, fully armed, and numbering in the hundreds of thousands. And then, as if that isn’t remarkable enough, these 70 Jews managed to force 700,000 Palestinian Arabs from their homes and land, and exiled them into Gaza and beyond.
Just. SEVENTY. Jews.
You’d think there would be a dozen movies about this extraordinary feat. This is more phenomenal than the story of 300 Greeks facing the Persian army. I’m just blown away.
Video credit: @palwatch
The Evening Redness in the West retweeted
My old UT Zoology entomology class came in handy with that demented fuck..
nitter.cf/geotexasjew/status/211…
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The Brits relentlessly bash Israel. Yet have access to sophisticated Israeli technology. Britain loves that arrangement. But why is Israel so lacking in self-esteem? It is time for new rules: When it comes to Israeli tech, anti-Semites need not apply.
calcalistech.com/ctechnews/a…
The Evening Redness in the West retweeted
Even as President, Obama thought Israel was “given” to Jews as a consolation for the Holocaust.
This nauseating arrogance and ignorance is sure to be expected from him.
Disgraceful
The Evening Redness in the West retweeted
Also the fact that half of Israel Jews are not from Europe.
The Evening Redness in the West retweeted
Obama has never bothered to learn the history of the Middle East. Jews did not “take” anyone else’s land since they are the indigenous inhabitants. The Arab conquest of the 7th century “took” the land of Jews and Christians and many other minorities while slaughtering them. Turkey, Iraq, Syria, Egypt and Lebanon were all Christian countries until Islamic expansion. More than half of Israel’s Jews come from Middle Eastern families. The Jews who came from Europe frequently bought land from absentee Arab landowners. Jews throughout the world contributed to these land purchases. Any excesses have come from the refusal of Arabs to permit a Jewish presence in their historical homeland. No one would have been killed in Gaza if Hamas had not attacked Israel.
The Evening Redness in the West retweeted
According to @BarackObama, Jews fled Europe, arrived in someone else’s land and became “excessive.”
Conveniently missing: The Jewish people’s millennia-old connection to the Land of Israel and centuries of continuous Jewish presence there.
Israel’s legitimacy did not begin with European persecution.
Neither did Jewish history.
ALT https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/israel-has-ceded-moral-ground-over-middle-east-conflict-says-barack-obama-during-belfast-appearance/a/163033927.html
The Evening Redness in the West retweeted
Between Obama and Kamala, the Democratic Party is no longer the party of the Jews. It was 30 years ago. But it’s 2026, not 1996. I think it’s best for everyone to accept this and move on.
According to @BarackObama, Jews fled Europe, arrived in someone else’s land and became “excessive.”
Conveniently missing: The Jewish people’s millennia-old connection to the Land of Israel and centuries of continuous Jewish presence there.
Israel’s legitimacy did not begin with European persecution.
Neither did Jewish history.
ALT https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/israel-has-ceded-moral-ground-over-middle-east-conflict-says-barack-obama-during-belfast-appearance/a/163033927.html
The Evening Redness in the West retweeted
🚨 KAMALA HARRIS ATTACKS ISRAEL AND CRITICIZES HER OWN ADMINISTRATION OVER GAZA
Former Vice President Kamala Harris has accused both the Trump and Biden administrations of failing to use American influence to restrain Israel during the war in Gaza.
Harris condemned what she called the Israeli government’s “horrific conduct” and argued that the Biden administration, in which she served as Vice President, should have acted “earlier and more aggressively.”
The political hypocrisy is striking.
Harris spent four years as America’s Vice President, helping lead the very administration she now criticizes. She cannot simply distance herself from decisions made while she was in office.
And once again, the focus is on condemning Israel, while her quoted remarks make no mention of Hamas’s October 7 massacre, the hostages, or the terrorist organizations threatening Israel’s existence.
Harris wants to lecture Israel about accountability. She should start by explaining her own role in the policies she now condemns.