Wait til they learn Notre Dame and the Vatican neeed to Free Palestine!
Pains me but so important for EU to wake the f up
Pains me but so important for EU to wake the f up
Protestors waving Palestinian flags storm Roman Colosseum gates as unrest grows trib.al/BOtSNf8
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🚨Christians are under attack because of radical, extremist teachings.
Islamists and Muslim Brotherhood activists have been messaging me over the past couple of days with words like “you're a traitor” ever since I condemned the terrorist attack in Jordan.
True. I betrayed the that teach hatred against Jews and Christians.
I betrayed values that dehumanize Christians and Jews.
I am a Muslim who was indoctrinated with those sickening values and I had the courage to put them under my feet.
This is why I keep warning the West, and those who indulge terrorist groups like the Muslim Brotherhood, to see the danger they pose.
Islamists and Muslim Brotherhood activists have been messaging me over the past couple of days with words like “you're a traitor” ever since I condemned the terrorist attack in Jordan.
True. I betrayed the that teach hatred against Jews and Christians.
I betrayed values that dehumanize Christians and Jews.
I am a Muslim who was indoctrinated with those sickening values and I had the courage to put them under my feet.
This is why I keep warning the West, and those who indulge terrorist groups like the Muslim Brotherhood, to see the danger they pose.
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Josh Wolfe retweeted
Yesterday, Islamists entered a church and slaughtered over a half dozen Christians in Jordan.
Cenk Uygur? Silent.
Mehdi Hasan? Silent.
Ms. Rachel? Silent.
Cenk Uygur? Silent.
Mehdi Hasan? Silent.
Ms. Rachel? Silent.
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Josh Wolfe retweeted
What Israel did in Gaza may well go down in history as the most humane and precise urban warfare environment the world has ever known—the very opposite of genocide.
The entire purpose of a genocide is to push civilians into the killing zone.
Think about what happened in the en in line at Auschwitz were given bars of soap, where inside of the gas chambers there were fake shower heads.
What was the point?
It was to trick and induce civilians to get in to the killing zone so that you could kill more of them more efficiently over time.
Israel has done the very opposite—warning civilians and then manning humanitarian corridors with its own soldiers, risking its own sons’ and daughters’ lives to ensure that civilians get out of the killing zone.
We see two remarkable things in Gaza.
First, according to preeminent urban warfare scholars like John Spencer, Richard Kemp, and Andrew Fox, Israel has the lowest militant-to-civilian kill ratio in the history of urban warfare.
Genocides have extreme civilian-to-militant kill ratios. Hundred, thousand, ten thousand-to-one. That’s the point of a genocide.
Here we have a militant-to-civilian kill ratio of may be two-to-one—not consistent not just with law of war violations—but much less with genocide.
Second, and more importantly, all genocidal regimes get better over time at killing civilians.
Again, think about the Holocaust. The Nazis started with firing squads killing 20, 30, 50 people at a time and realized that was too inefficient. Then they got these vans and filled them with exhaust pipes, and they would kill more people. And they said, “We’re never going to get to six million killing them this way.” That led them to construct these massive gas chambers and crematoria—the architecture of true genocide—to kill thousands and thousands of people cheaply and efficiently a day.
Israel has done the opposite.
Even if you believe Hamas’ numbers, the scale of civilian death in Gaza went down over time. Israel got better and better and spent hundreds of millions of shekels learning how to become more efficient at preserving innocent Palestinians’ lives.
Again, the very opposite of genocide.
The entire purpose of a genocide is to push civilians into the killing zone.
Think about what happened in the en in line at Auschwitz were given bars of soap, where inside of the gas chambers there were fake shower heads.
What was the point?
It was to trick and induce civilians to get in to the killing zone so that you could kill more of them more efficiently over time.
Israel has done the very opposite—warning civilians and then manning humanitarian corridors with its own soldiers, risking its own sons’ and daughters’ lives to ensure that civilians get out of the killing zone.
We see two remarkable things in Gaza.
First, according to preeminent urban warfare scholars like John Spencer, Richard Kemp, and Andrew Fox, Israel has the lowest militant-to-civilian kill ratio in the history of urban warfare.
Genocides have extreme civilian-to-militant kill ratios. Hundred, thousand, ten thousand-to-one. That’s the point of a genocide.
Here we have a militant-to-civilian kill ratio of may be two-to-one—not consistent not just with law of war violations—but much less with genocide.
Second, and more importantly, all genocidal regimes get better over time at killing civilians.
Again, think about the Holocaust. The Nazis started with firing squads killing 20, 30, 50 people at a time and realized that was too inefficient. Then they got these vans and filled them with exhaust pipes, and they would kill more people. And they said, “We’re never going to get to six million killing them this way.” That led them to construct these massive gas chambers and crematoria—the architecture of true genocide—to kill thousands and thousands of people cheaply and efficiently a day.
Israel has done the opposite.
Even if you believe Hamas’ numbers, the scale of civilian death in Gaza went down over time. Israel got better and better and spent hundreds of millions of shekels learning how to become more efficient at preserving innocent Palestinians’ lives.
Again, the very opposite of genocide.
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Death, destruction, riots, Palestine flag
They always come together.
They always come together.
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To the West: stop trying to be more Muslim than us. Ban the Muslim Brotherhood. The Muslim Brotherhood uses your democracy to censor your freedom of speech. Islamists created the term “Islamophobia” to STOP YOU from criticising TERRORISTS.
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💪🙏 from my brother @amjadt25
To the West: stop trying to be more Muslim than us. Ban the Muslim Brotherhood. The Muslim Brotherhood uses your democracy to censor your freedom of speech. Islamists created the term “Islamophobia” to STOP YOU from criticising TERRORISTS.
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أن نحارب الإرهاب دون محاربة التطرف كمن يسقي البحر ماءاً عذباً في انتظار تحول البحر إلى نهرٍ عذب
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this desperate pysop is unbearable to watch in Michigan. so tired of listening to it. 1 in 4 black people in Michigan are below the poverty line and the message is Muslim/jewish duo is what we’re talking about. Last thing that Michiganders care about is a religious identity pitch. And on top of that Michigan is a state where the population of Muslims and Jews are both 1 percent. What are we talking about
Obama: "Imagine the power duo of Abdul and Elissa. You got a Muslim man, a Jewish woman, fighting for you in the US senate. That's something, Michigan, you can be proud of!"
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Ahmed is amazing and brave.
@afalkhatib
@afalkhatib
At a recent event where I spoke at a community center, a group of “pro-Palestine” militiamen appeared outside to protest and disrupt the event, along with agitated older white women who entered the venue to do the same on the inside. The organizers and I had arranged extensive same “activists” had spent days trying to get the event canceled and openly vowed to do whatever they could to stop it from happening. As I walked in, a few masked “activists” in keffiyehs whispered, "is this the genocide guy?" I turned to them and said, "hi gentlemen, thanks for coming." One replied, "Free Palestine." I responded, "I agree, including from Hamas."
Once I began speaking, several disruptors engaged in a steady stream of whispering, side conversations, eye-rolling, posturing, and juvenile antics. I stopped and asked one of the women why she and her comrades were behaving like children. She admitted she knew nothing about me or my work but felt qualified to declare that if I were truly Palestinian, my Nakba-surviving grandparents would be rolling in their graves. I asked the agitators to be respectful, explaining that while security could remove them, I would rather they listen to what I actually had to say, instead of relying on misinformation spread about me by the local DSA, BDS, and other "pro-Palestine" groups.
What enraged me most was their reaction when I spoke about my family in Gaza, the relatives we have lost to Israeli airstrikes during the post-October 7 war, and the destruction of both my childhood homes. These white “activists” laughed and smirked as I described some of the most painful experiences of my life and the sense of personal loss that inspires my work. They showed shocking indifference toward the very Palestinians on whose behalf they claim to be acting.
I confronted some of the disruptors directly and asked why they get to define what it means to be "pro-Palestine," despite knowing nothing about me and showing no interest in the trauma my family has endured. Some stormed out shouting "Free Palestine." Others fell silent. One person, despite strongly disagreeing with me, acknowledged that my views were rooted in personal loss and genuine concern for my people and shook my hand before leaving.
On my way out, a pseudo-journalist known for glorifying Hamas and "the resistance" tried to ambush me with questions about whether I was paid by weapons manufacturers, oil companies, or, as he brilliantly misstated it, the "Arab Union Emirates." It struck me how absurd it is that I needed three heavily armed security officers and a bodyguard simply to speak about healing and reconciliation between Palestinians and Israelis, the dangers of extremism for both societies, the catastrophic damage Hamas has inflicted on the Palestinian national project, and the right of Palestinians to freedom, safety, and prosperity alongside a secure Israel.
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Josh Wolfe retweeted
Italy. Milan now. Italian soldiers, trained for war, protecting Milan Cathedral. A symbol of Christianity in Europe and in Italy.
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According to the PAC supporting Abdul El-Sayed for U.S. Senate, the reason Americans can’t afford groceries is because the U.S. is paying for “Israel to kill Palestinians.”
Blaming America’s problems on Israel isn’t simply criticism of foreign aid.
That’s why they don’t care about the billions of aid going to Egypt, Jordan and Ukraine. Or about US military forces defending Europe, South Korea and Japan.
Israel is central to the identity of most American Jews.
Singling out Israel as the cause of American suffering is a thinly veiled attempt to turn Americans against their Jewish compatriots, portraying their support for Israel as evidence of divided loyalties and their political influence as a threat to the interests of their fellow Americans.
It is an old antisemitic tool dressed up as a foreign-policy argument.
@PatinkinMandy
Blaming America’s problems on Israel isn’t simply criticism of foreign aid.
That’s why they don’t care about the billions of aid going to Egypt, Jordan and Ukraine. Or about US military forces defending Europe, South Korea and Japan.
Israel is central to the identity of most American Jews.
Singling out Israel as the cause of American suffering is a thinly veiled attempt to turn Americans against their Jewish compatriots, portraying their support for Israel as evidence of divided loyalties and their political influence as a threat to the interests of their fellow Americans.
It is an old antisemitic tool dressed up as a foreign-policy argument.
@PatinkinMandy
Israel First Mike Rogers’ career is cooked after this Abdul El Sayed ad. This is brilliant.
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Josh Wolfe retweeted
Islamists are burning down Lyon.
This is what Palestinians meant when they said “Globalise the Intifada”
This is what Palestinians meant when they said “Globalise the Intifada”
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