@GadSaad Tell them what “Al-abeed” means, who they call that, and how there is a city in Gaza named that.

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🚨JUST IN: PM Netanyahu: The meeting with President Trump was the most significant ever. After a challenging period, we finally see eye to eye with the US administration.

There is a whole subset of people who have posted with more empathy about a bookstore in East Jerusalem being raided by police than they have posted all year with empathy about the hostages held in Gaza for 490 days. It’s quite the contrast to see people who have never once had any empathy or shown any interest in humanizing or commemorating victims of Oct. 7…be able to humanize a bookstore and its owners. I’m trying to understand something. If they found out that someone from the Nova festival had run a bookshop would they then care about October 7? If they found out hostages held in Gaza also adored books (and been deprived of them for 490 days) would they post with the same empathy and outrage? It strikes me as odd this inability to have empathy for the hostages but be so quick to have selective empathy for something else.

Or Levy and Ohad Ben Ami who were released from 491 days in Hamas captivity revealed to Israeli media horrific testimonies about the physical and mental torture they suffered at the hands of their captors in Gaza. Warning – this may be difficult to read. Levy and Ben Ami described how they were taken separately to brutal interrogations, during which they were subjected to physical torture as their captors demanded information while severely abusing them, including hanging them upside down by their feet (a known Hamas torture tactic). They were left alone for long periods and were barefoot throughout their captivity. Their captors strangled them, tied them up, gagged their mouths with cloth to the point of suffocation, and branded them with a burning object. According to the testimonies, they were put in a small room inside a tunnel where they could neither move nor stand and had difficulty breathing. They said that they were deliberately starved, and for long periods were not given any food at all. Every few days they would receive rotten pita bread, which they had to share with other hostages who were with them. Furthermore, they went for long periods without drinking, as they were not given water. One of the hostages said: "We were treated like animals." Only when the terrorists realized that the hostages were about to be released did they provide them with a little more food, so that they would be able to stand on their feet during their release.

This is what my Ars ancestors saw when they entered Greece btw

"עד 2015 עמד היחס בין שיעור מקרי הרצח בקרב ערבים ובקרב יהודים בישראל על 1:4. מאז 2016, מספר מקרי הרצח ושיעורי הרצח באוכלוסייה הערבית גדלו בצורה משמעותית ואילו באוכלוסייה היהודית נותרו דומים. שתי מגמות אלו יחד הביאו לגידול ביחס האמור ל-1:14 בשנת 2024" (גרף פסיכי של מרכז טאוב)

In 2022 we gave: - 12 billion to the UN (9 million of that was VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS) - 1 billion to the Paris Climate Accords, with a pledge to reach 11 billion by 2024 - 450 million to the WHO (327 MILLION OF WHICH was voluntary) - 550 million to NATO plus an additional 50 billion from our national defense budget Total: 73 BILLION dollars in one year What did we get from this…

America provides way too much funding to the UN and associated entities

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Pretty good.

Israel's public broadcaster asks tonight: "Did humanitarian aid prevent Hamas' downfall?"

The Educational Bookshop in East Jerusalem is full with shoppers in solidarity a day after the Israel Police raided the Palestinian store, arrested its owners and confiscated books. They dropped the charges of incitement but still detain them for ‘disturbing the public order’