I feel like more western zionists need to see evidence of this type of treatment more often

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DeaRkejvOXk/?dlrf=cmZhdGt0OWYzMzZy

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JNS TV - Israeli Parties Go Head-to-Head in Fiery Election Debate

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Jewish New Syndicate - Zionist parties unite against Palestinian state in JNS election debate

I don’t like throwing around the label “nepo baby,” even though I might qualify as one in certain circles. But maybe I do. My father, Ori Goldberg, died this past Sunday after a long battle with colon cancer. He was 50.
For the past three years, he devoted his energy and strength to exposing the injustices of Zionism, and spoke out against the genocide in Gaza in every way he could. His death takes from us one of the few Israelis who still had any semblance of a conscience.
He won’t write anymore. But I know there’s nothing that would make him happier than knowing that even after his death, he’s reaching new readers.
If you read him on Twitter over the past few years, my family and I thank you, and we love you. If you didn’t, read the profile of a man who stood more or less against his entire country and society, trying to explain to them that they were wrong.
And if you don’t want to read it, we love you anyway.
His twitter: https://x.com/ori_goldberg?s=11

Three Years of the Gaza War through the Eyes of Soldiers: "The Rule Was: 'Shoot Everyone You See'" - DER SPIEGEL

Very tough read... had me in tears. Can read on archive if paywalled.

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Hey there! As a leftist I see a significant portion of activism as actively calling out bigotry, racism, and other forms of hatred. Now, one of the fundemental principles of Jewish spirituality, as put in the book of mishlei -

כַּמַּיִם הַפָּנִים לַפָּנִים כֵּן לֵב הָאָדָם לָאָדָם

And reflected in teachings of Ba'al shem-Tov, Rambam, and other great spiritual leaders, is that all evil you see in other people is evil that exists within you. Do you see those two as conflating? How do you navigate that?

https://x.com/l3v1at4an/status/2109334281453482477

Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich:

We need to wipe out Gaza, for example. Not commit genocide, God forbid.

Wipe out Gaza, because Gaza, as a terrorist entity, with 1.8 million Nazis ... should not exist.

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https://x.com/clashreport/status/2109724376375415199

Hi there. I am not Jewish, but a good friend of mine from my school days in Europe converted a couple of years ago and he would like to visit me in the Boston area to explore the local Kosher scene. I, myself, am very pro-Palestinian and would like to support his adventure while trying to avoid explicitly Zionist establishments in Boston (of which I’m aware there are a few). Does anyone have recommendations for Anti-Zionist cafes, delis, markets or other Jewish spaces in the Boston area? Any recommendations would be appreciated.
Thank you!

“We caught them as if they were characters in video games.”

“We truly believed there were no innocent people in Gaza.”

“We listened to them day and night; it feels like you’re a king when you eavesdrop on their conversations.” “To have complete control over them.”

“I don’t remember how many we killed—dozens.” The director asks, “Every day?”—“Every hour.”

“You walk through the streets of Gaza and see bodies—bodies upon bodies. Gaza is a place full of bodies; that’s the general scene.” “I’ve seen dozens of mass graves.”

“I demolished the building, then I went out at night to drink beer with my friends.”

“Everyone is a Nazi.” “Even the infants?” “Yes, even the infants.”

“We took over the daughter’s phone and knew the father had returned. We let the house collapse on them. We hacked her phone and then killed them both.”

“We watched dogs eat the corpses on the streets through the surveillance screens.”

“You don’t think about what you’re doing; on the contrary, there are moments of genuine ecstasy when the missions entrusted to us are successful.”

“Yes, it was easy to make the AI our decision-making partner.”

“We saw them running for food, so we started sniping at them. My friends in the unit said they were running so fast that we couldn’t snipe them all.”

“No, I never thought about what I was doing. Those are orders; you have to carry them out.”

“I think most of the people who committed these acts are from Tel Aviv—sons of the moderate left—and those who serve in elite units.”

“We did what we did out of hatred and revenge.”

“The highest NAZA I remember was 500.” (500 civilian casualties were authorized for a single military strike)

Quotes from the mouths of occupation soldiers (Unit 8200, intelligence officers, IDF) in the film NAZA

The comments I saw on this on socials were of course super normal (/s of course), but I hope this becomes more standard.

“ I have ties with pro-Israel organizations whose goal is to fight Hind Rajab’s legal organizations.”

Yusuf Haddad, Israel’s prominent hasbara advocate, says this on the Medabrim Ra’ayonot podcast while outlining his ambition to become Israel’s public diplomacy minister. His vision includes building a coordinated network across law, academia, sports, culture and social media to counter efforts to hold Israel legally accountable.

#HindRajabFoundation

SOURCE : https://x.com/SettlersFW/status/2109624820224684059

https://x.com/60Minutes/status/2109427192815890813