"Painted Palestinians as anti-Semitic"
Like maybe 5% of Palestinians are not antisemitic. It's actually harder on the Palestinians than the Israelis. I hope for Palestinian welfare that they deradicalize.
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You have activists with rocks and fireworks who want to provoke fights and you have teenage gangs running around wanting to get into fights.
All of these people suck and think their sucking is justified by a theory of cosmic Justice and right side of history and blablabla.
The government of Israel should stop letting well-known activists into the country and crack down on the teen gangs. It doesn’t do either.
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Israel should be taking more draconian action against violence by Israelis in the WB. There is one structural problem. Israeli police don’t operate in the West Bank, the military does. The military is trained to operate against enemy military forces, not to act as a police force against Israelis. So there needs to be a special unit or something which it’s past time to create. But it’s not all givernment obstinance.
Cool. I presume that, likewise, you also have some thoughts about the sad state of affairs in which Palestinian society continues to choose murdering civilians instead of coming into compliance with international law.
There is no inherent right to statehood. There is merely an inherent right to self-determination, which means self-government.
That can be granted via statehood, or it can be granted via full voting rights and citizenship like it is in Catalonia, Quebec, and Scotland.
Kurds are citizens in the states where they reside. (Though in all of the states no citizen truly has full human rights)
The condition of the Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza is very different. They lack the rights of citizenship in the state that rules them, and are simultaneously denied their own state.
Israel could come into compliance with international law by either granting them citizenship, or giving them statehood. Sadly, it is determined to maintain the illegal and colonial status quo.
We must fight against all forms of bigotry, be it antisemitism or Islamophobia.
Aviv retweeted
Until this shit is banned, Democrats need to spend $100 million on AI ads tricking voters sorry. The only way it ever gets banned is if it doesn’t help republicans
how is this legal!!!!! nytimes.com/2026/10/16/us/po…
They were provoking, and he was probably there to do something bad. The settlers were violent and so were Palestinians. Probably not many were covered in glory, and the truth is hard to discern. I don't hang my hat on any single incident; most settlements have got to go.
WATCH WHAT HAPPENS BEFORE THE “SETTLER VIOLENCE” CLIP.
Far-left activists, Palestinians and media cameras surround and provoke a Jewish resident — apparently waiting for the reaction they can film.
Then the context disappears.
The edited clip lands on Al Jazeera, Times of Israel and across social media as another example of “violent settlers.”
Sometimes the real story starts before the camera angle they want you to see.
Aviv retweeted
Being Jewish is like when someone is mad at you for something you did in a dream they had. 😵💫
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Replying to @Homiedino
Even worse. More like, imagine if Donald Trump gave a bunch of proud boys and klan members guns to go terrorize neighborhoods in Mexico
Some of these settlements need to be sealed off from humanity.
Washington Post photojournalist Heidi Levine was attacked by radical Israeli settlers while working in the West Bank.
While working on a report about Palestinian individuals, dozens of radical settlers ran towards them, attacked Heidi, kicking her while she was on the ground and breaking her equipment. She was later taken to the hospital for treatment.
This behavior is unacceptable and must be condemned by everyone. The IDF and Israeli officials have already condemned it. But condemning isn’t enough, actions must be taken. Israel must do more to hold these extremists to account and protect journalists and civilians.
I don't believe James Talarico has the right to ban hamburgers or torture dogs.
James Talarico: "I know that October 7th was the deadliest day for the jewish people since the Holocaust. And I believe that Israel, like any nation, has a right to defend its people. But I don't believe that Benjamin Netanyahu has a right to wage war against civilians, or use collective punishment, or restrict aid to civilians."
Have you every heard of the concept called hypocrisy? Do you think religions don't contain contradictions? Do you think religious zealouts have never violated precepts of their religion?
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Prescient. Check the date.
Replying to @elderofziyon
As if you don't know where this is going. The next terms to be watered down to meaninglessness so that they can be thrown at the Jewish state are "genocide" within five years and "holocaust" within at most ten.
It's incredibly annoying to watch these humanities scholars act surprised that Ha was a Nazi. To anyone whose mind isn't pickled by academic social justice gobbledygook, this is not surprising at all.
Guangtian Ha, the Haverford College professor charged with cyberstalking his Jewish colleague, pleaded not guilty this week.
CAIR and “roughly a dozen Haverford professors across departments” came out to support him.
“I’ve always known [Ha] as someone who is very justice oriented.”
I’d like to know how many of these professors have reached out to their colleague who was allegedly targeted by Ha.
Of course CAIR is supporting the Nazi professor stalking and harassing Jews.
Guangtian Ha, the Haverford College professor charged with cyberstalking his Jewish colleague, pleaded not guilty this week.
CAIR and “roughly a dozen Haverford professors across departments” came out to support him.
“I’ve always known [Ha] as someone who is very justice oriented.”
I’d like to know how many of these professors have reached out to their colleague who was allegedly targeted by Ha.



























