Arab rally in Detroit: "Hamas is not a terrorist group," "Israel must burn," and making fun of Israelis fleeing for their lives (UPDATE)

The Arab American News reports that a crowd of 1,200 Arab Americans filled an auditorium at the Ford Community & Performing Arts Center in Dearborn last Tuesday evening, well after the Hamas atrocities were well know and documented.

That didn't stop Osama Siblani,  publisher of the Arab American News, to tell the crowd that Hamas was “not a terrorist organization.”

Imam Imran Salha of the Islamic Center of Detroit, a Palestinian-majority mosque, said  that Israel will burn.

This is only what is being reported. The full video shows more outrageous statements.

That same Imam Salha referred to the perpetrators of the massacre, saying "the Palestinians that 

stand up for their rights, that protest peacefully, that they cross the border. They do not love to die.

They love life. And because they love life, they wanted to stand up for their rights." His use of past tense makes it clear he was referring to this event.

Salha also mocked the Israelis at the rave who tried desperately to escape from being murdered by Hamas terrorists: "If you really had a claim to the land, oh Israeli,  why did you run away like a chicken?" the imam said to applause.

Another speaker, Nasir Beydoun, invoked antisemitic tropes by saying "Before we end the occupation of Palestine, we have to end the occupation of Congress!"  

He is a candidate for the Senate.

(UPDATE) Siblani's full statement was reprehensible:

We are not going to be intimidated or silent when they say Hamas is a terrorist organization. The fact is it is not a terrorist community.

And we have to say to them that terrorist is Benjamin Netanyahu and his government. But not only Benjamin Netanyahu and his government but everyone that stands behind them and supports him, killing people in Palestine.

We are not afraid to say it. You know why? Because it is the truth. And we have to say it because we are responsible before God. ...

Let me tell you, let me tell you what happened on Sunday. So what happened on Sunday was shameful. Here in Michigan. 

Our representative went to a synagogue and that is not the issue. But what they did there is shameful. While people are being dead. Under the rubbles of their homes. From the bombs that made in the United States. And give it to Israel to kill people. They were standing and dancing and laughing on our bodies, on our homes.

Sunday was Simchat Torah. The representative visited a synagogue where Jews were dancing around the Torah as is done on this holiday. The idea that they were dancing because Israel was bombing Palestinians is sickening - because in synagogues around the world, this was the saddest Simchat Torah ever, as we were only starting to learn about the horrific and genocidal attack by Siblani's Hamas friends on thousands of innocent Jewish civilians. 

Where I prayed, where we do not use electronics during the festival, the first time we learned about the attack was right before the dancing. We stopped, said Psalms, prayed for the safety of the people, and then danced a subdued set of hakafot with songs centered around asking God for salvation.

For Siblani to twist that into saying that Jews were celebrating Palestinian deaths is grotesque and revolting..  

Oh, and the Ford Community Center is named after an antisemite, Henry Ford. Makes sense.

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UN Secretary General @antonioguterres is utterly clueless: His idea of morality is immoral

UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres wrote an op-ed in the New York Times, "Why Israel Must Reconsider Its Gaza Evacuation Order,"  that shows that he really doesn't understand Israel's moral obligations.

He writes:

Thursday night’s order by the Israel Defense Forces to Palestinians in Gaza to evacuate their homes within 24 hours was dangerous and deeply troubling. Any demand for a mass evacuation on extremely short notice could have devastating humanitarian consequences.

As secretary general of the United Nations, I appeal to Israeli authorities to reconsider.

We have approached a moment of calamitous escalation, and find ourselves at a critical crossroads. It is imperative that all parties — and those with influence over them — do everything possible to avoid fresh violence or spillover of the conflict to the West Bank and the wider region.

We urgently need a way out of this disastrous dead end before more lives are lost.

The article makes an implicit but dangerous assumption: that Hamas is a rational actor that can be influenced by diplomacy.

He makes the right noises: the massacre in Israel was abhorrent, he understands how Israelis feel fear. 

But in the end he is arguing that Hamas be allowed to exist and continue to grow. And that is immoral.

From Israel's perspective, Hamas and the other terror groups must not be allowed to exist and operate. That is a moral imperative. And it is one that Guterres should share.

Senior Hamas official Ali Baraka went on Russia Today TV shortly after the attacks. He admits that for the two years the attacks were being planned,  Hamas fooled Israel and the world by acting as if it cared about Gaza residents:

Baraka: "In the past couple of years, Hamas has adopted a 'rational' approach. It did not go into any war, and did not join the Islamic Jihad in its recent battle."

Interviewer: "But all this was part of Hamas's strategy in preparing for this attack."

Baraka: "Of course. We made them think that Hamas was busy with governing Gaza, and that it wanted to focus on the 2.5 million Palestinians [in Gaza], and has abandoned the resistance altogether."

For these two years, life had been improving for Gazans. Imports increased by about 25%, exports by about 30%, and the number of people traveling into and out of Gaza increased from 7,500 to over 50,000 per month. Gazans had work permits. The economy was improving markedly. 

But Hamas didn't do all this to help Gazans. They did it to give Israelis a false sense of security that Hamas actually cared about the lives of over 2 million Gazans! As Baraka brags, it was all a lie. Hamas made lives of Gazans better in order to murder Jews, knowing full well that Israel will retaliate, imports and exports and work permits would stop, and many Gazans would die. 

Guterres is arguing that the leaders of Gaza who support policies to hurt and kill their own people in order to be able to kill Jews should be allowed to remain in power. 

He is saying that we should explore diplomacy with the group that has bragged that it cannot be trusted  and that murder is its highest aspiration. 

How, exactly, does that promote peace worldwide?

Hamas and its terror partners must be destroyed. The only way to eliminate them is through war. The war cannot be a limited operation that leaves them with a bloody nose - they must be uprooted. Anyone arguing that this war must be limited is an obstacle to peace. 

A lot of people will die - both Gazans and Israelis. The only reason the death toll will be so high is because people like Guterres pressured Israel to end previous wars, in the name of morality. Israel could have much more easily eliminated the threat in 2009 or 2014. Meanwhile, Hamas acquired far more weapons and built far more tunnels - all at the expense of its own people. 

How immoral must one be to want that situation to continue? 

If Guterres really cared about Gazans and the world, he would be not only wanting Israel to win the war decisively, but also work to isolate Iran for its obvious role not only in the planning and training for the attack, but also for its role in instructing Hezbollah and Syria and West Bank groups to join in. 

His not even mentioning the Lebanese and Syrian attacks in recent days says volumes about how clueless he is.

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You don't know what's going on in Gaza. Neither does the media, the "experts" or anyone else. We do know that Hamas routinely lies, though.

Here's a picture of Jihad Mishrawi, a  BBC News  reporter holding his dead son Omar in Gaza in 2012, on the front page of the Washington Post at the time. The caption says that Omar was killed in an Israeli airstrike.

Many other media, especially the BBC itself, reported the same thing. 

But it wasn't true. I amassed evidence (based on photos from the inside of the house where the explosion occurred and interviews with neighbors) that indicated that Omar was killed by a Hamas rocket.

The BBC was unhappy, and sent a reporter to chat with the family, and he reiterated that Omar was killed by Israel.

Months later the UN  (and other sources)  admitted that the baby was killed by a Hamas rocket that fell short.

Omar is far from the only child that has been killed by Gaza terrorist rockets aimed at Israel over the years. In one day in 2021 Hamas rockets - in three separate incidents - killed 16 Gazans, including 8 children.

By default, Israel is always assumed to be targeting these civilians with airstrikes. Very often, they are killed by terrorist rockets.

Given that Hamas is now shooting record numbers of rockets into Israel, dwarfing the number shot in the earlier conflicts, almost certainly there are more rockets falling short - and killing civilians. 

But the only source for information on the dead is... Hamas. Who always blame Israel no matter what. Even though they appear to be setting off  IEDs against their own people trying to escape Gaza.

It's a bit crazy to assume that Hamas, which now denies targeting women and children last weekend, is telling the truth about deaths in Gaza today.

But even after years of this misreporting, the media still assumes the worst from Israel, and accepts Hamas (including their Health Ministry) claims uncritically.

Over the years I have documented hundreds of Gaza casualties classified as "civilian" by NGOs and Gaza organizations who were in fact terrorists:

Abdullah Abdul Rahim Mustafa al-Madhooun, called a "civilian" by PCHR

I have documented hundreds of innocent Gazans who were human shields, killed when Israel targeted major terrorists who were in their houses.

Yet the media still assumes that people killed are just hit randomly by the IDF for no reason.

I wish the IDF was more forthcoming with documenting how these slanders are lies. But with so many of the lies disproven so many times, why does anyone still believe anything the Hamas health ministry, or Gaza NGOs, say, without checking all the facts?

At this stage of the current war, Hamas is not reporting how any of its members have been killed. It is clearly spreading misinformation.  NGOs like PCHR are - almost certainly at Hamas' request - not reporting on the terrorists they know were killed. In addition, they are not gathering information as they used to because the fire from both sides is far more intense than in the past and fact finding is dangerous, even for biased organizations. 

Which means we know even less in the current war than we did in previous Gaza operations. 

What we do know is that Israel does not randomly shoot buildings without intelligence. It does not attack civilians for no reason  - it has nothing to gain and a lot to lose. Hamas, on the other hand, gains when Gaza civilians die - in PR points against Israel.

Add it all up, and you can see that the casualty reports and specific incidents we are hearing from Gaza are suspect. 

(The top half of this post was a tweet - by far the most popular tweet I ever wrote, over 1.4 million views..)

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Columbia U professor Joseph Massad was really happy at a massacre of hundreds of Jews

I had missed this, but Columbia University professor Joseph Massad had written what was pretty much a love letter to Hamas massacres at Electronic Intifada some 36 hours after the 10/7 massacre:

What can motorized paragliders do in the face of one of the most formidable militaries in the world?

Apparently much in the hands of an innovative Palestinian resistance, which early on Saturday morning launched a surprise attack on Israel by air, land and sea. Indeed as stunning videos show, these paragliders have become the air force of the Palestinian resistance.

Operation Al-Aqsa Flood, the major offensive led by Hamas on 7 October, was not expected by anyone.

It came in retaliation for the ongoing Israeli pogroms in the West Bank town of Huwwara and Jerusalem, especially by settlers storming al-Aqsa mosque during the Jewish High Holy Days over the last month, not to mention the ongoing siege against Gaza itself for more than a decade and a half.

No less astonishing was the Palestinian resistance’s takeover of several Israeli settler-colonies near the Gaza boundary and even as far away as 22 kms, as in the case of Ofakim.

Reports promptly emerged that thousands of Israelis were fleeing through the desert on foot to escape the rockets and gunfire, with many still hiding inside settlements more than 24 hours into the resistance offensive.

In the interest of safeguarding their lives and their children’s future, the colonists’ flight from these settlements may prove to be a permanent exodus. They may have finally realized that living on land stolen from another people will never make them safe.

Notice that Massad considers all Israelis to be "settler-occupiers." He also says that massacring women and children is "especially" justified as a response to Jews quietly visiting the Temple Mount.

Later on in his article he castigates Arab nations for asking Hamas to stop the massacres. Because the more dead Jews, the better!

This antisemitic asshole teaches at a prestigious university.

There is a petition for Columbia to fire a professor who waxes poetic at the slaughter of innocents. 

Sign it. Columbia won't do anything to a tenured professor but they will hopefully at least think twice before hiring another Hamas groupie.

(h/t EBoZ)  

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10/15 Links Pt2: Once, I Was a Peace Advocate. Now, I Have No Idealism Left; The cruelty of the Left; Our cities and streets are full of haters

From Ian:

Ilan Benjamin: Once, I Was a Peace Advocate. Now, I Have No Idealism Left.

After terrorists killed my cousin Daniel Pearl, my family called for peace. But after the worldwide celebration of our people’s slaughter, my hope for peace is dead.

I watched the news in horror as terrorists massacred over 100 people at Kibbutz Be’eri. Women. Children. I frantically messaged my host family and heard nothing back. Like my cousin Danny years ago, my family was being held hostage. The good news: unlike Danny, my host family at Kibbutz Be’eri was saved. They are physically okay. But how can they really be okay, after watching their friends and neighbors being slaughtered?

There was a time when these types of events couldn’t shake my ideals. I used to argue relentlessly for a two-state solution. I fought bitterly with Israeli friends about the decency of the Palestinian people. Even though radical Islamists had murdered my cousin, even though civilians had been blown up in buses daily during the Second Intifada, I refused to give in to nihilism.

In 2012, I returned to the States to study film at University of Southern California, and published a book about my military service that criticized the Israeli government. This didn’t win me many friends, but I continued to advocate for nuance regardless. I proudly supported Black Lives Matter, LGBTQIA+, and feminist causes. I called myself a progressive Jew.

But over the years, I noticed a disturbing trend: With all the atrocities in the world, why did my social justice warrior friends hate Israel so disproportionately? Why did it feel like intersectionality excluded Jews? Why did the left—who supposedly stood up for human rights—put child-murdering Hamas terrorists on a pedestal?

At first, I thought it must be miseducation.

“Ah, they think Palestinians are the indigenous people. I’ll show that Jewish history, and the archaeology to prove it, dates back millennia.”

“Ah, they think we’re white colonizers. I’ll show how many Jews are people of color, including those who are Mizrahi, Sephardi, and Ethiopian.”

“Ah, they’ll get it once I show them that there are fifty Muslim countries, and only one Jewish state.”

But my friends weren’t interested in correcting their misunderstandings.

I agreed that the settlements were unlawful, that Gaza was a humanitarian crisis, that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyuahu was a dictator. I assumed—if I cared enough, if I mourned for the Palestinian dead, if I put nuance above all else—our neighbors and their allies would give us the same decency.

How wrong I was. This past week, as over 1,300 Jews were slaughtered, the most murderous attack on Jews since the Holocaust, I saw the true face of Palestinians and their allies. All around the world, they celebrate. They gloat. They mock our tears. They do not protest against Hamas. They embrace pure evil.

And so, to the terrorists I now say:

When you killed my family, I forgave you. When you killed my people, I forgave you. But when you killed my idealism, I had no forgiveness left.

To non-Jewish friends who have reached out, thank you. It is simply the human thing to do. To friends who dare justify what has happened, you are not friends. You are nothing but Nazi supporters dressed up in leftist intellectual language. To the Palestinians: you have lost all moral authority to claim victimhood. I will never advocate for you again. To my family, friends in Israel, and Jews around the world hurting right now, I love you. Stay safe.

In Berlin, where I live today with my German-Ukrainian Jewish wife, Germans love to say “Never Again.” Right now, Never Again is happening again in real time, livestreamed for the whole world to see. I find myself looking up my military number in case the IDF reserves call for me. Unlike our enemy, I feel no joy at the prospect of going to war. But if our people’s existence is at stake, I will do what I must. I will be the world’s favorite villain: the Jew who has the audacity to defend his people.

The cruelty of the Left

On Oct. 7, Israel suffered its worst terrorist attack in the post-World War II era. The death toll, which includes infants, women, and the elderly, stands at about 1,300. An estimated 27 U.S. citizens were murdered. Hamas also took more than 100 hostages, many of them innocent civilians.

Yet, the immediate response in so many colleges and universities was not to condemn the killings, the torture, the humiliations, or the kidnappings. The response was to praise Hamas while criticizing the victim of the slaughter. Equally disturbing is the fact that these rallies were not confined to institutions of higher learning. Large pro-Hamas rallies have taken place in major U.S. cities this week, the streets echoing the bloodlust articulated in the halls of academia.

The student groups and the unassociated rallies are not right-wing. They are not right-of-center. They aren’t even moderate. They are left-wing, espousing what has become a mainstream position on the Left - that Palestine is the righteous actor in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and that its resistance "by any means" is both justified and moral, including even ethnic cleansing. This isn’t a fringe opinion anymore. So widespread does this position appear, in fact, that even those on the left-leaning side of things have expressed alarm.

"In nearly 50 years of [Harvard] affiliation," former Clinton and Obama Treasury official Larry Summers said in reference to the pro-Hamas Harvard letter, "I have never been as disillusioned and alienated as I am today." Summers also previously served as the president of Harvard.

"Until the last few days, the phenomenon of Western lefties defending barbarism in the name of a desired utopian, egalitarian ideal was a historical abstraction to me," said Puck's Washington correspondent Julia Ioffe. “I had read about Westerners defending Stalin's purges and collectivization campaigns and thought, well, their ideological fervor was probably just amplified by the difficulty of getting good information out of the USSR. But now I see that's not it.”

Yes, some liberals are eager to celebrate Hamas’s war crimes. But surely, claiming the Left delights in cruelty is going a bit too far.

Is it?

David Collier: Our cities and streets are full of haters

Academia
While the media is still held back by certain standards, academia is the land of freedom. Islamists and the hard left can do what they like there. For decades they have been drip-feeding destructive pseudo-science into wider society. The ‘decolonisation’ agenda is everywhere from the museum space and education to the NHS. The tsunami originated in academia, alongside other poisons such as gender studies and critical race theory.

But what does ‘decolonisation mean’? Well it seems we all found out on Saturday morning, when as over 1300 Jews were slaughtered, academics reminded us that ‘decolonisation is not a metaphor’.

The author of that sickening tweet is Dr Yara Hawari, who was a product of Illan Pappe’s conveyor belt at the University of Exeter (I first ran into her at a conference in Exeter in 2015). This vile message about decolonisation was repeated throughout the academic sector- with various tweets on the subject going viral.

These horrific retweets were from Dr Sara Camacho Felix. She is an Assistant Professor (Education) and Programme Lead at the LSE. She appears to support Palestinian resistance in ‘all its forms’. Which on that Saturday morning including raping young girls and butchering babies.

Dr Sara Salem is an Associate Professor in the Department of Sociology at the LSE. She deactivated her twitter account, but not before I had archived this tweet. In her eyes, no matter how bad the actions against them – Israelis can ‘never be the victims’:

How can academia be so lost, that 1300 Jews are slaughtered and these people still side with the murderers?

Students
With academics such as those above – what can we expect our students to turn out like?
- Hanin Barghouti, Women Students’ Officer at the University of Sussex students’ union spoke out at an anti-Israel demonstration in Brighton calling the Hamas attacks ‘inspiring’ and ‘beautiful’.
- The Student Welfare Officer at Cambridge University liked a run of outrageous tweets, including one that suggest the terrorist attack was a cause for a day of celebration – and the actions needed no apology.
- At a public demonstration, Dana Abuqamar, the Diversity Officer at the University of Manchester, spoke of her ‘pride and joy‘ in the Hamas ‘resistance’.

All students serving as part of their student unions. They all have roles dealing with the welfare of other students. All willing to applaud the slaughter of innocent Jews. On the streets

With academia and the media poisoned from within, the nation’s moral defences have crumbled. Within hours of Jews being slaughtered – masses of people went out to support Palestinian ‘resistance’. Images from London and Manchester:

London and Manchester
It is not just the Islamists. The hard -left put out their posters calling for victory to the Palestinians – an event about why it is right to ‘resist’.

Why it is right to resist
And then there are the open calls for violence. On 8th October, Richard Barnard (the co-founder of Palestine Action, the group that continually vandalises factories in the UK) – spoke at a pro-Palestine event about the current violence. He used the Hamas attack as inspiration – telling people listening that ‘this was just the start for them’ – and they need to turn the ‘Al Aqsa Flood’ (the name of Hamas operation) into ‘a tsunami over the whole world’.

In the clip he is supporting a proscribed terrorist group and inciting violence against British Jews. At the time of writing, he has still NOT BEEN ARRESTED.

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10/15 Links Pt1: Hamas Bears the Blame for Every Death in This War; Robert Malley grew up with Arafat as his unofficial 'godfather'

From Ian:

Bret Stephens: Hamas Bears the Blame for Every Death in This War

A Hamas that wanted a more prosperous Gaza could have it, simply by desisting from its ideological aims.

If Gaza is the open-air prison that so many of Israel's critics allege, it's not because Israelis are cruel but because too many of its residents pose a mortal risk.

The central cause of Gaza's misery is Hamas. It alone bears the blame for the suffering it has inflicted on Israel and knowingly invited against Palestinians.

Peggy Noonan: The October Horror in Israel Is Something New

Terrorists calling themselves a resistance movement passed over the border from Gaza and murdered little children; they took infants hostage as they screamed. They murdered old women, tormented and raped young women, targeted an overnight music festival and murdered the unarmed young people in cold blood or mowed them down as they ran screaming. They murdered whole families as they begged for their lives; they burned people alive; they decapitated babies.

There is no cause on earth that justifies what these murderers did. There is no historical grievance that excuses or "gives greater context" to their actions. This is what happens when savages hold the day: They imperil the very idea of civilization. Butchering people was the aim. It is what they set out to do. It was cruelty as an intention.

The famously dangerous neighborhood has never been more so, and one senses Israel's enemies think this is their moment. What Hamas did was stone evil. Tell the world and show the world, over and over.

Israel has led with its heart. On a Zoom call this week, a man in Israel told Americans about a young woman killed at the rave who was from Brazil. Her mother and sister flew in for the funeral. Fearing that no one else would be there to mourn, someone on WhatsApp sent out the word. 7,000 people showed up, having heard that the family might be alone. My eyes filled as I heard it, and fill again as I write.

Ex-Iran envoy Robert Malley was critical of Israel, has family ties to PLO

Malley is no stranger to controversy, and has followed in the footsteps of his father — an Egyptian-born Jew and Arab nationalist journalist who dedicated his life to anti-Israel causes and the developing world.

Simon Malley embraced national liberation movements around the world, and was a trusted confidant to Arafat and former Cuban leader Fidel Castro, with whom he once conducted a 20-hour interview, according to reports.

In 1969, after covering the United Nations for the Egyptian newspaper Al Goumhourya, Simon moved his family to Paris to launch Afrique Asie — a journal that focused on newly independent states such as Egypt and Algeria and gave a voice to liberation movements around the world.

The journal embraced campaigns that disrupted France’s influence in Africa. It was banned in several African countries for supporting radical movements against King Hassan II in Morocco and dictator Mobuto Sese-Seko in Zaire, among others.

Malley, along with his brother Richard and sister Nadia, attended the posh École Jeannine Manuel, a bilingual school in Paris where his future boss Blinken was a classmate. Antony Blinken, Robert Malley and Iranian activists 9

The Malley family’s sojourn in Paris was interrupted when conservative French president Valéry Giscard d’Estaing ordered Simon out of the country and stripped him of his residence permit in 1980.

The expulsion came shortly after Interior Minister Christian Bonnet told the country’s National Assembly that articles written by Simon “were genuine appeals to murder foreign heads of state. The French government cannot tolerate this.”

French authorities put Simon on a plane to New York City, the hometown of his wife Barbara Silverstein, who had worked with the United Nations delegation of the Algerian National Liberation Front, or FLN.

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Academics blaming Israel for being attacked is like blaming women for being raped

It has become trendy for academics to make noises about being shocked by Hamas raping girls and beheading babies and then saying it is really Israel's fault.

One particularly revolting example comes from University of Pennsylvania professor Ian Lustick writing in Foreign Policy:

To prevent the monstrousness that has been unleashed on innocent Israelis from happening again and again, along with the retribution innocent Palestinians suffer as a result, we must not rely on the certainty of our revulsion; we must identify and remove the causes of the attack.

I refer not to the specific calculations, decisions, and deployments inside of Gaza that produced this specific bloodletting, but to the machine of institutionalized oppression, hate, and fear that comprises the real infrastructure of violence. The drive shaft of this machine is the horizonless immiseration, imprisonment, and trauma inflicted on the masses of people living in what Israelis refer to as a “coastal enclave.”

And here is a letter from some 380 academics also getting the obligatory "of course we don't support beheadings" out of the way before blaming Israel for them:

In this time of pain and devastation, we call on Israel to:

Do everything in its power to rescue the hostages. Israel holds vast numbers of Palestinians in prisons, many of them elderly. Israel must seek an exchange of prisoners in order to save its own and other countries' captive citizens from certain death.

Refrain from punishing collectively Gazan civilians for the crimes of Hamas. One massacre does not justify another. This will only lead to more devastation, fueling the cycle of violence. We call for an immediate ceasefire and de-escalation.

End the violent oppression of the Palestinian people. Apartheid, the West Bank's decades-long Occupation, keeping Gaza's two-million Palestinians under siege for 16 years, erasing the memory of the Nakba, now all contribute to the brutalization and violence. They must be urgently brought to an end. There is no other way out. 

The intellectual way to deal with terror is to do whatever the terrorists demand. Then they'll be satisfied!

I am so disgusted with these fake "experts" who claim that the root problem is Israel's treatment of Gaza.

Are you really that dense?

First of all, things have been improving greatly in Gaza - the level of imports, exports and travel permits was HIGHER  in August than before the closure in 2007. 

If you know that and don't mention it, you are liars. If you don't know that, you have no standing to pretend to be experts. 

Secondly, how does that explain Hamas suicide bombings before 2007?  As horrific as the 10/7 attacks were, they are only showing an increase in capabilities, but not an increase in hate, since the second intifada or earlier. Blowing up babies at pizza shops and bar mitzvah celebrations is not exactly moderate. 

And if you want to fall back on the old chestnut of "occupation" being the root cause, then how can you explain the pre-1967 terror attacks? How can you explain the pre-state terror attacks? 

You can't. 

The root cause of the conflict is Jew-hatred. Specifically, the overwhelming sense of shame in the Arab world that Jews, who had been weak and ineffective second class citizens under Arab rule, suddenly stood up for themselves and defeated the Arab world in battle, the one field that they could not imagine losing to Jews.

That's the reason they call it a nakba. You are a professor, you should know that.

Every attack since then has motivated by a desire to erase that deep sense of shame. 

And the celebrations from Palestinians after this massacre reflect their perception that they regained some of this "honor" they lost in 1948.

My theory sure fits the facts better than those of these fake "experts."  But they do not want to admit the deep antisemitic feelings in much of the Arab world - it feels Islamophobic to admit that so many are so bigoted. Even though every single survey confirms that well over 90% of Palestinians, Jordanians, Egyptians and Lebanese are antisemitic.

These "experts" never write about, or they deny, the true root cause. Now, why is that?

 Wake up. Old fashioned Jew-hate is the only consistent factor in all of this, and blaming Jews for being slaughtered is the moral equivalence of blaming women for being raped.

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The Arab honor/shame mentality and the Abraham Accords can help save lives

Pro-Hamas rally in Iraq, October 14

In 2008, Al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri bizarrely castigated Hamas, saying that their "blessed Qassam rockets" do not differentiate between Israeli soldiers who are legitimate targets, and children and Arabs who are not.

Hamas was embarrassed at being given a morality lesson from Al Qaeda, and it went on to deny that they targeted civilians, saying all of their rockets were only aimed at military sites.

After that incident, Hamas press releases on their rocket fire changed the names of the targets from "settlements" to "military bases" that has the same names - like "military base Sderot" which didn't exist.

What this shows is that Hamas can be shamed when the criticism comes from fellow Arabs. And this is key.

We've written and spoken before about how powerful shame can be as a weapon against the terror groups, since they subscribe to an honor/shame culture. They avoid shame at all costs, plus they want to consider Islam to be more moral than Western society, so they are very sensitive to be told they are immoral.

In all my time watching Palestinian reaction to terror attacks, I can only think of one attack that was considered immoral: the horrific attack against the Fogel family in Itamar killing two parents and three children, one of them three months old. There was no pride in that attack, although it was not done by any organized group. Every other attack has been cheered.

But even this time, as Western media have been aghast at the massacre, Hamas has shown signs of shame, denying against all evidence that they killed any children or raped any women. 

Their allies are latching onto their denials and, after the first day, the attack is being reported in Arab media as a military victory and the murders of children and women are simply not mentioned.

Israel, and to an extent the Western world, needs to take advantage of the fact that most Muslims would not defend this attack if they knew the details.

Israel needs to speak to its friends in the UAE, Bahrain, and Morocco. The message is: "We value your friendship, but your "both sides" statements are not acceptable. If you cannot clearly condemn Hamas for this reprehensible crime as s standalone statement, the Israeli companies you are partnering with might have second thoughts about working with you in the future. Condemning baby beheadings and kidnappings is a pretty low moral bar, and if you cannot condemn that, perhaps our friendship is not as deep as you have been saying publicly. We need you to condemn Hamas, unequivocally, now."

If they ask for more proof, Israel can respond that this is an insult but it can provide all the proof they need.

Similarly, Israel should tell Jordan, you know that water and natural gas you purchase from us? We can sell them elsewhere if you cannot make a statement clearly condemning Hamas.. 

Israel's Western allies who are pledging their support for Israel can put their money where their mouths are. They can tell Saudi Arabia, Oman, Qatar, Egypt and Tunisia that they have to choose to publicly side with the baby-killers or condemn them. Let the world know exactly where they stand.

The Arab countries can say they are pro-Palestinian. They can say they support a Palestinian state. But they must say they condemn the Hamas baby-killers.

If Hamas sees a string of Arab countries saying that they are reprehensible, they are far more likely to release at least the children hostages to the ICRC. And the masses of Arabs now supporting them could dwindle as op-eds and commentators start to back up their government positions.

This is a chance to use the honor/.shame dynamic for good. The West has a weapon to improve the Arab world - now is the time to use it.

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Reprehensible @TIME magazine doesn't even report that Israeli civilians were killed

Here is how Time magazine's Karl Vick  reported on the massacre of Israelis last weekend in this week's print edition.

Nowhere in the article does it say that hundreds of Israeli civilians were murdered.

It mentions a Hamas "assault" and "raid" that shocked Israelis. The third to last paragraph mentions that they "opened fire" at a concert. No deaths are mentioned explicitly. It only says that some were taken hostage.

The next to last paragraph implies, but doesn't say, that there were some "deaths of civilians" that may or may not have happened during this incident.

There is no mention of a single outrageous act of terror. No mention of teams of terrorists invading homes. No mention of babies slaughtered in their beds. No mention of the grandmother shot and then videoed with her own phone and posted to her Facebook. No mentions of pools of blood or stabbings or shootings in kibbutzim or the word "slaughter" that every single other Western media outlet reported on. No humanization of the victims. No mention of the victims. And the only implication that this may have been an outrageous terror attack is at the very end of the article.

This isn't "burying the lede." This is hiding the lede. It is the most irresponsible excuse for journalism I've ever seen.  

Someone who gets all their news from Time would have no idea what happened except that Israelis are shocked over...a "raid" and "surprise attack" of some sort. 

I should have done this long ago, but I canceled my subscription to this piece of trash.

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10/14 Links: Israeli envoy slams UN official: ‘Don’t forget to wash babies’ blood off your hands’; Hamas’s deception—and our self-deception;

From Ian:

Israeli envoy slams UN official: ‘Don’t forget to wash babies’ blood off your hands’

Israeli Ambassador to the UN Gilad Erdan on Saturday slammed UN special coordinator for the Middle East Tor Wennesland for meeting with the foreign minister of Iran, and said he was cutting ties with the official.

“Don’t forget to wash the blood of Israeli babies off your hands after that handshake,” said Erdan, sharing a photo of Wennesland shaking hands with Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian earlier in the day.

“Tor Wennesland not only met with the Iranian regime’s FM, but didn’t even bother condemning Iran for its role in the massacre of Israeli women and children,” Erdan wrote on X. “It’s no secret that Hamas terrorists are openly praising Iran for funding, arming, and training them.”

“The UN’s support for and legitimization of genocidal terrorists is a threat to civilization!” he added.

“I am officially announcing the severance of my ties with Wennesland until he publicly condemns the Iranian regime of murder and terrorism.”

Israel and the US have not directly accused Tehran of being behind the Hamas-led October 7 onslaught that killed over 1,300 Israelis, the majority of them civilians, and led to the abduction of up to 200 more. But Hamas is funded by and cooperates closely with Iran in its efforts against Israel.

Hanegbi: Israel won’t negotiate with Hamas on hostages now, will remove it from power

National Security Council head Tzachi Hanegbi said on Saturday that there are no active negotiation efforts underway by Israel to repatriate the Israelis and some other foreign nationals kidnapped by Hamas last Saturday, saying “there is no way right now to have a negotiation” with the terror organization.

“Israel will not hold negotiations with an enemy that we have vowed to wipe from the face of the earth,” he said, briefing reporters at the Israel Defense Force’s Tel Aviv headquarters.

His comments prompted fury from the families of the missing, with their spokesman accusing the government of abandoning them.

There are thought to be 150-200 hostages being held by Gaza terror groups.

Hanegbi also stated that the cabinet’s war goal is to remove the Hamas terror group from military and political control over the Gaza Strip, but declined to elaborate on planned next steps for the coastal enclave.

And he acknowledged that “the State of Israel did not fulfill its mission” to protect its citizens from the devastating Hamas onslaught, in which some 1,500-2,000 Hamas gunmen poured into Israel having blown up sections of the border fence and massacred over 1,300 Israelis, most of them civilians, at 22 communities and about a dozen IDF bases and posts.

Confirming that some 150-200 hostages, the vast majority of them Israeli, are being held in the Gaza Strip, Hanegbi said that the government, eight days after their capture, still does not know who they all are and their status.

He said that the government’s liaison for hostages, Gal Hirsch, updates Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu “a few times a day.”

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10/13 Links Pt3: Mega twitter dump

From Ian:

Founder Of @israel_advocacy, Joseph Cohen, joined me on Tousi TV to talk about the fear British Jews have today on the global day of jihad.

FULL interview: https://t.co/iP2pPrHHqq pic.twitter.com/iHycL9qxEw

— Mahyar Tousi (@MahyarTousi) October 13, 2023

Rather than maligning the Israeli government, perhaps Mayor Khan should head to Gaza and “remind” the Hamas government about the laws of war. Their only interest is how their terrorists can exploit the IDF’s adherence to laws of war. https://t.co/HU7ZqTMXfX

— Rɪᴄʜᴀʀᴅ Kᴇᴍᴘ ⋁ (@COLRICHARDKEMP) October 13, 2023

Londons jewish community are too scared to send their kids to school.

Do you have any thing to say on what’s going on in your own city, Mr Mayor? https://t.co/fHux6c4j26

— Laurence Fox (@LozzaFox) October 13, 2023

#BREAKING: In leaked interrogation footage, captured Hamas fighter admits that terrorists from Gaza raped, tortured, and decapitated Israeli civilians, including children. pic.twitter.com/OwiiR9lft2

— Israel War Room (@IsraelWarRoom) October 13, 2023

Palestinians have been ordered to move to the south of Gaza in the next 24 hours by Israel's military.

'Is that a feasible, acceptable thing to ask?', Sky's @markaustintv asks Defence Secretary @grantshapps MP.

Report ➡️ https://t.co/QAkpg2LndJ

📺 Sky 501 and YouTube pic.twitter.com/06fZnWUEhD

— Sky News (@SkyNews) October 13, 2023

What is a reasonable and proportionate retaliation for a beheaded baby? What is a reasonable and proportionate retaliation for a massacred family?

Watch my full interview for @petercardwell on @TalkTV

Share The Truth! pic.twitter.com/ME2IdOPj8m

— Elad Simchayoff (@Elad_Si) October 13, 2023

On today’s special edition of @WRMpod, @wrmead and @JeremySternLA discuss:
-Israel’s wartime unity government
-The specter of a second front in Southern Lebanon
-Why some American universities are “honoring the martyrs of Hamas”
-Whether President Biden has already determined to… pic.twitter.com/zz90QqGvFf

— Tablet Magazine (@tabletmag) October 12, 2023

This! Israeli Bedouin @mohammadkabiya excoriates @BBCArabic, over coverage of Hamas war against Israel. pic.twitter.com/ZIYSCoUmnB

— Arsen Ostrovsky (@Ostrov_A) October 13, 2023

God, what an idiot.

— David Harsanyi (@davidharsanyi) October 13, 2023

“Conflict in Gaza…” 🤔 So total radio silence on the targeted mass rape and slaughter of civilians (inc. women, children, + babies) IN ISRAEL—but suddenly pipes up when the “conflict”
then gets to, specifically, “the Gaza Strip”? 🤔 #curtinuniversity #harlenehayne @CurtinUni pic.twitter.com/5eLmTHZKEf

— andyideas (@andyideasco) October 13, 2023

IDF: Over the past day, the IDF conducted raids in the territory of the Gaza Strip in an effort to eliminate the threat of terrorists and weapons in the area and locate hostages.

IDF soldiers searched and collected evidence that would assist in the effort to locate hostages. In… pic.twitter.com/jtVU0uPN66

— Joe Truzman (@JoeTruzman) October 13, 2023

Demonstrations in the Gaza Strip in support of armed Palestinian terrorist groups. pic.twitter.com/jK9gisM1YQ

— Joe Truzman (@JoeTruzman) October 13, 2023

Police engage and shoot the attacker. pic.twitter.com/x2UFbPQ88H

— Joe Truzman (@JoeTruzman) October 12, 2023

Qatar’s Central Bank Governor: "The rumors about the refreezing of Iran's funds in Qatari banks were of no real value, and were more like a joke and media game." pic.twitter.com/AegZtAUhxS

— Gabriel Noronha (@GLNoronha) October 13, 2023

The @BBCBreaking refuse to call Hamas terrorists. Now, they have a constant reminder to the consequences of Hamas terror attack right by their front entrence. pic.twitter.com/04Um2uSnyr

— Elad Simchayoff (@Elad_Si) October 12, 2023

Horrifying response by a large medical
practice - we don’t condone racism but won’t do anything about our antisemitic doctor that treats babies.

Jewish families in the area - we strongly urge you to stay away from @pediatrix. https://t.co/PCfbuXMP1Z pic.twitter.com/wG6FIscfj6

— StopAntisemitism (@StopAntisemites) October 13, 2023

University of Colorado Boulder student yells “Death to Israel”

Recognize him? DM us. pic.twitter.com/qwIFdMw9NV

— StopAntisemitism (@StopAntisemites) October 13, 2023

This morning, a day in which the Hamas leader called a "Day of jihad," or "Day of rage," a man, reportedly yelling "allahu ahkbar," fatally stabbed a French schoolteacher in Arras, France.

In the video below I did not include the actual stabbing because I don't think it's… pic.twitter.com/pklznm4h64

— Brian Krassenstein (@krassenstein) October 13, 2023

Meanwhile 508 U Michigan professors complain about the Presidents support of Israel and the Jewish people.

All signatures 👇👇👇 pic.twitter.com/Jb5GR4Fx0s

— StopAntisemitism (@StopAntisemites) October 13, 2023

University of Washington- footage shows not only antisemitism but vile homophobia slurs as a pro Palestinian student yells “F*ck Israel … you guys are all f*cking gay bro” at a group of Jews. pic.twitter.com/fa3ykOFuih

— StopAntisemitism (@StopAntisemites) October 13, 2023

I asked @BenShapiro what he would say to @washingtonpost and @Forbes for publishing anti-Israel garbage: “The propagandistic efforts to twist the conflict in particular ways results in death.” pic.twitter.com/afCBLVjHP1

— Glenn Beck (@glennbeck) October 12, 2023

New, even more pathetic speech by @Harvard’s President, who basically refuses to take any action against the Hamas cheer-squad rampant on their campus. All in the name of ‘free speech’, hey … pic.twitter.com/jHJ9HdY40p

— Arsen Ostrovsky (@Ostrov_A) October 13, 2023

Reveling in the murder and rape of civilians, or chanting “From the river to the sea,” has nothing to do with advancing security, prosperity, freedom, and democracy for the Palestinian people. Such hatred only makes peace harder to achieve (2/5)https://t.co/yeGVwZz9ao

— Ambassador Deborah Lipstadt (@StateSEAS) October 13, 2023

Author and academic, Dylan Evans, has now been kicked off X for this ⬇️ antisemitic outburst. Will his publishers @OxUniPress, @picadorbooks and @simonschuster take action? pic.twitter.com/oR7IlWTaal

— Never Again (@Never_Again2020) October 13, 2023

An eyewitness from southern Israel, Shocking, Horrible, Genocide.#Hamas_is_ISIS pic.twitter.com/le8Yw6XnyU

— raz_sauber (@raz_sauber) October 13, 2023

'Hamas has killed children. Hamas is a terrorist group. Describing it as anything else is indefensible.'@Jacob_Rees_Mogg shares his thoughts on the BBC's defence after refusing to use the term 'terrorists' to describe Hamas.

🖥 GB News on YouTube https://t.co/Wa58gYGZwF pic.twitter.com/m7ZcmgNIyS

— GB News (@GBNEWS) October 12, 2023

The world finally needs to understand the truth behind what the “Free Palestine” movement is really about.

Please share. pic.twitter.com/3bdEXIeXYP

— Lidar Gravé-Lazi (@LidarGL) October 13, 2023

Israel-Hamas war live updates: Jo Malone’s son is an organizer for Harvard Palestine group behind anti-Israel letter https://t.co/PovQJlTK7r pic.twitter.com/6iq3XGKCFu

— New York Post (@nypost) October 12, 2023

Shahd Abusalama "when the 7th of October, when we woke up that day like we couldn't believe that Palestinian resistance have made it across the fence and they are in basically where I come from, where my grandparents come from"

And then they massacred everyone they found pic.twitter.com/dCuVqv1e8C

— Harry's Place (@hurryupharry) October 13, 2023

In the wake of a massacre where over 1000 innocent people were slaughtered because of their nationality, a group gathers in central Oxford to chant in support of it

In what way is this not openly condoning the murders? pic.twitter.com/RcptkJxmwF

— Juliet Turner (@juliet_turner6) October 12, 2023

This assistant professor @portsmouthuni has no concerns she'll face any kind of professional issues as a result of posting support for the slaughter of 1300 people, including babies, by Hamas. @portsmouthuni surely you frown at such things? pic.twitter.com/W4RopxKPNe

— Harry's Place (@hurryupharry) October 13, 2023

“I don’t condemn any Palestinian faction...as long as they’re working for the liberation of Palestine then I won’t condemn any of them, I’ll support all of them” pic.twitter.com/staZfiWKnB

— The Golem (@TheGolem_) October 12, 2023

Leicester's Majid Freeman uses film of a mother and her kids (both under 5) BEING KIDNAPPED by Hamas to fundraise for Palestine!

The fundraiser has ended so the link has gone but the post using kidnapping to show the 'morality' of Hamas is still up https://t.co/VNXHQYSKTm pic.twitter.com/O8ULBurpMN

— Harry's Place (@hurryupharry) October 13, 2023

Dear Mr President of Croatia, Zoran Milanović: We don’t give a sh%t what you think.

Regards,
People of Israel pic.twitter.com/aeHpEA4JnS

— Arsen Ostrovsky (@Ostrov_A) October 13, 2023

Nice view of IDF taking out rocket launchers as Hamas fires rockets at Israeli homes. pic.twitter.com/yh0ZSEQVU7

— The Mossad: Satirical, Yet Awesome (@TheMossadIL) October 13, 2023

Israeli airstrikes against the Karama neighborhood in Gaza pic.twitter.com/MT1DoG4hk1

— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) October 13, 2023

BREAKING:

Police forces use tear gas against Jordanian protesters trying to break into the West Bank from Jordan as part of the Global Day of Rage protests pic.twitter.com/9ivosgP848

— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) October 13, 2023

BREAKING:

Jordanian police clashing with protesters trying to break through the border between Jordan and the West Bank pic.twitter.com/MqucSos8Fr

— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) October 13, 2023

Watch: @mohammadkabiya tears into @BBCArabic about Hamas savages. pic.twitter.com/2J4leN1jXB

— The Mossad: Satirical, Yet Awesome (@TheMossadIL) October 13, 2023

Wonder why? https://t.co/hmrF4k71sN pic.twitter.com/biaFgjDWcE

— TheRightWingM 🇺🇸🇺🇦 🇮🇱 (@TheRightWingM) October 13, 2023

Once again, are we done pretending this is about Israel? https://t.co/AXtub0GnGf

— Sarah Isgur (@whignewtons) October 13, 2023

Trans man speaks at a pro-Palestinian rally organized by socialists.

“I come here today as a transgender woman…to denounce the duplicitous and divisive propaganda spread by the occupation regime.”

LGBT can face 10 years imprisonment in Palestine.

pic.twitter.com/m0RtIuytBZ

— Oli London (@OliLondonTV) October 13, 2023

Bernie’s former top spokesperson is now gaslighting you that what Hamas proudly touted and Israel confirmed didn’t happen.

This is who they are. https://t.co/wrRoQBNMy1

— Sunny McSunnyface (Taylor's Version) (@sunnyright) October 13, 2023

HAPPENING NOW: Massive pro-Palestine rally happening at the University of Washington’s Red Square. Handful of pro-Israel demonstrators have arrived and now confronting the crowd. They want students to condemn Hamas and call them terrorists. ANTIFA militants are also here. It is… pic.twitter.com/v3UmBLFpsl

— Jonathan Choe Journalist (Seattle) (@choeshow) October 12, 2023

Antisemite Sunny Hostin openly and falsely claims Israel is committing acts of "terror" and "war crime[s]" and compares them to Russia attacking Ukraine.
She uses Hamas talking points to claim Israel's military actions are "retaliation against innocent civilians collectively." pic.twitter.com/DLWzy19ttA

— Nicholas Fondacaro (@NickFondacaro) October 13, 2023

So many aspects of antisemitism that were abstract to me have become concrete. I never understood how people could justify or rationalize millions of Jews being slaughtered. I never understood Holocaust denial. Until now. I’m seeing it in real time.

— Bridget Phetasy (@BridgetPhetasy) October 12, 2023

Recall that Harvard recently brought in Jacinda Ardern, who as New Zealand PM declared that her government was the “single source of truth.” They are institutionally opposed to free speech both as an aspirational value and a political reality- they just support this speech. https://t.co/l6ZGD2z9co

— The End Times (@TheAgeofShoddy) October 13, 2023

At a Palestine rally at @UNC, radical left students threaten a man who they perceive to be an Israel supporter. Campus police lead the man away, apparently for his own safety. The leftist rally was promoted with a flyer featuring a Hamas terrorist. pic.twitter.com/8r2iB9Pq3Z

— Andy Ngô 🏳️‍🌈 (@MrAndyNgo) October 12, 2023

An angry crowd of pro-Palestine protesters gathered tonight for a direct action targeting the Washington, D.C. office of the Jewish National Fund (JNF) charity. pic.twitter.com/9jzAU8qy3S

— Andy Ngô 🏳️‍🌈 (@MrAndyNgo) October 13, 2023

At the @UW rally in support of Hamas "resistance," Antifa acted as security. Their members followed & harassed Asian-American journalist @choeshow. Jewish radio host @thehoffather asked one wearing Jewish symbolism which synagogue they go to. No reply. pic.twitter.com/vOEprsKYOn

— Andy Ngô 🏳️‍🌈 (@MrAndyNgo) October 13, 2023

On the day the news broke that Hamas was carrying out mass atrocities on civilians in Israel, Palestinian-origin revelers in Neukölln, Berlin passed out sweets in the street to celebrate. Neukölln is a Berlin neighborhood with many Muslim migrants, along with radical leftists &… pic.twitter.com/yGJZu2O1qG

— Andy Ngô 🏳️‍🌈 (@MrAndyNgo) October 12, 2023

"There will be consequences for such filthy actions [colonialism] and that is what the Palestinian resistance said, enough is enough."

At a pro-Palestine rally at @BklynCollege411, speakers & protesters justified the terrorist actions of Hamas. pic.twitter.com/OHTfEAQsIb

— Andy Ngô 🏳️‍🌈 (@MrAndyNgo) October 12, 2023

A large pro-Palestine rally in Paris today attracted thousands even though the government said the gatherings were banned amid a surge in antisemitic attacks. The protesters vandalized historic French monuments. pic.twitter.com/TvbsuxNZDV

— Andy Ngô 🏳️‍🌈 (@MrAndyNgo) October 12, 2023

Police in Paris use tear gas to disperse rioters at the pro-Palestine rally, which was banned under an emergency order amid a surge in antisemitic attacks in France. In the summer, Arab race riots broke out across the country. pic.twitter.com/NIPRnBMmIZ

— Andy Ngô 🏳️‍🌈 (@MrAndyNgo) October 12, 2023

https://t.co/eLa01h4dPP

— Andy Ngô 🏳️‍🌈 (@MrAndyNgo) October 12, 2023

When you notice these protests happening, ask yourself about the timing of why they are happening. This isn't hard.

They may not literally follow Hamas's orders for a murderous day of rage against Jews in American cities tomorrow. But they are still following orders.

— Stephen L. Miller (@redsteeze) October 13, 2023

Of course a white trust fund baby is a part of Harvard's Palestine Solidarity Committee

Josh Willcox, 22, is listed as one of three students who run the Undergraduate Palestine Solidarity Committee, according to Harvard's directory of student groups. pic.twitter.com/LBjxmjUylH

— ultrapurwater (@ultrapurwater) October 12, 2023

The part that’s not in this video (I was there) is that this woman the next day published an op-Ed in our college paper, playing each string on the leftist harp: “I felt “unsafe” with a white man, oppressor/oppressed, systemic racism” blah blah blah. https://t.co/jtfIVGexfq

— Inez Stepman ⚪️🔴⚪️ (@InezFeltscher) October 13, 2023

Remember this? “Pro-Palestinians in London use street megaphones to chant ‘f**k the Jews, rape their daughters, f**k their mothers’” May 17, 2021 https://t.co/a3XnkXC03N

— Small Fringe Shoshi 🚚🚛🚜💨 (@shoshido) October 13, 2023

As the only member to serve with both the United States Army and the Israel Defense Forces, I will always stand with Israel.

Tlaib’s got her flag. I got my uniform. “Global Day of Rage” my ass. pic.twitter.com/WPWvst17ww

— Rep. Brian Mast (@RepBrianMast) October 13, 2023

Update on the aforementioned pizza restaurant.

We destroyed it. pic.twitter.com/QMj6Eeonbw

— The Mossad: Satirical, Yet Awesome (@TheMossadIL) October 12, 2023

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