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The real question today is: what would you do when you are raped and burned? Download YouTube 2023-12-18 (217) < Previous Next > I met families of hostages in Brussels. They told me about life in a kibbutz. Before October 7, they had a life, indeed. Since then, it has become hell because their loved ones were kidnapped or killed in the most barbaric way. Intentionally massacred and never to return. Because they are Jews. Hunted like animals, especially the women. And slaughtered as if they were nothing. Even animals have rights today Some know that their loved ones are in Gaza. A woman told me about her kidnapped sister. How do you go on with your life? Imagine yourself in their place. That your house was entered, the place you call home. And this kidnapped girl, what do you think Hamas is doing to her now? But it seems this violence leaves the world so indifferent. No one wants war But whatever we demand of the Israelis, let us first put ourselves in their place. Let’s always remember the intention. The clear intention to massacre someone because they are Jewish. Where is the world, where is Europe going if such hatred and indifference is permitted? Where is the United Nations going, whose role was to be the beacon of the world? The cowardice of keeping silent because the women who were killed are Jewish. Where are we going when so many of our top politicians tolerate the actions of an Islamic terrorist group and build their careers on the failure of integration in our countries? An attitude that brings this danger and anti-Semitism to our doorstep? Yes, we need a two-state solution. Yes, a life without war is better. But the real question today is: what would you do when you are raped and burned? Think of your loved ones with whom you will soon be spending Christmas. Would you leave them in Gaza? In the hands of Hamas? I hope and wish that we never have to answer that question. Assita Video Transcription:

Hamas is the creation of the Islamic republic. Download YouTube 2023-11-07 (#094) < Previous Next > Hamas was created by the Islamic Republic of Iran, which has funded, trained and resourced them since 1979. From a very early age, they brainwash children about martyrdom and about spreading Islam and killing anyone who is an infidel. Video Transcription: Coming soon

New Rule: The Year of Sanity | Real Time with Bill Maher (HBO) Download YouTube 2024-01-31 (283) < Previous Next > The battle for the soul of America isn’t Right vs. Left. It’s Normal vs. Crazy. Video Transcription: New rule for 2024. America has to go back on its meds. You know, over the holidays, I saw a lot of people, and I asked them all the same two questions. One, have you seen Woody Harrelson? He's my ride. And two, if I said, let's make 2024 the year of blank, what would you say? I was surprised they all said the same thing. Sanity. Let's make this the year of sanity. Everybody thinks we've gone bonkers. Should it have been difficult when presidents of elite collegeswere asked if it's okay to call for the genocide of Jews, and they couldn't just say "fuck no"? Can't anybody just say, "fuck no" anymore? A terrorist organization in the Middle east that treats women like slaves invaded Israel last October and shot hundreds of young people at a music festival in the desert. And now America streets are full of parades in support of the shooters, led by the exact kind of people who would be at a music festival in the desert. That's the literal standard for involuntary commitment when you're a danger to yourself. I mean, the NRA are bad, but after a school shooting, they don't march against schools. Thank you. One guy. The far left's new crush is the Houthis. Up until a week ago, everyone on TikTok thought a Houthi was what you get when someone hits your elbow. "You gave me a Houthi." And the Houthi slogan is, God is great. Death to the US, death to Israel, curse the Jews, and victory for Islam. "Like", "comment" and "subscribe". So, naturally, when the college kids heard that slogan, they said, please stop. You had me. A death to the US. insane! Insane that we're cheering for the terrorists. Now. It's also insane to think that this would ever come out well. Right? The battle for the soul of this country isn't right or left. It's normal versus crazy.

A 94 year-old Holocaust survivor with a story that sounds tragically familiar Download YouTube 2023-12-19 (224) < Previous Next > The eyes saw. The ears heard. The heart will never forget. Lea Koenig, a 94 year-old Holocaust survivor is now here, telling the story. The video was shot at Channel 5 studios. Video Transcription:

Who is right in the Israel Hamas conflict Download YouTube 2023-10-19 (#011) < Previous Next > A brilliant one man "argument" between Israel, Hamas and the United Nations regarding the Israel-Hamas conflict Video Transcription: Coming soon

Shai Albrecht asks: What is the color of values? Spoiler: it's green Download YouTube 2023-12-13 (207) < Previous Next > U Penn's President Liz Magill claimed they "took no money from the Qatar government", and only received "some gifts" from a few Qatar students. That "small number" is reportedly $300M, friends! SOME “FUN” FACTS: Qatar is the largest funder of US colleges since 9/11 – yes, the same Qatar heavily funding the HAMAS terror organization. Qatar has given more than $5BN to colleges in the US - a level of funding that gives the right to install professorships. A study in 2020 found a direct correlation between Qatar giving money to colleges and active pro-Palestinian groups on those campuses. If you asked yourself where Antisemitism on campuses comes from, here's the answer: US colleges prefer money over values, over leadership, over student safety, over the future of America. Credit: Shai Albrecht @shaialbrecht Video Transcription:

A Letter to America?! Download YouTube 2023-11-27 (#159) < Previous Next > "A Letter to America" by Osama bin Laden explains why 9/11 happened. "The creation and continuation of Israel is one of the greatest crimes...which must be erased...the leaders...must pay its price...heavily" Video Transcription: Coming soon

BBC Under Fire As Antisemitism And Bias Allegations Rock Broadcaster Download YouTube 2024-02-06 (293) < Previous Next > A BBC scheduler who made racist comments on social media, including referring to Jews as Nazis and denying the Holocaust has been sacked. The BBC took its time firing the employee, and concerns have been raised about a culture of bias and antisemitism within the organization. Jewish employees have expressed fear and discomfort working at the BBC, and there are allegations of biased reporting on Israel's conflict with Hamas. Stephen Silverman from the Campaign Against Antisemitism, and former BBC producer John Mair, both joined Kevin O'Sullivan and Alex Phillips on CrossTalk. Video Transcription: scheduler Dawn quavas referred to Jews as Nazis described the Holocaust as a a hoax and called white people parasites it comes as Jewish employees at the corporation say it is a grim and frightening time to work there joining us now is Stefan Silverman director of Investigations and enforcement at the campaign against anti-Semitism and former BBC producer John Mayor thanks both of you uh for joining us uh let's go to you first Stephen, I thought I mean this this woman daor Quaver I mean what she was putting out on social media just disgusting racism I mean extraordinary that she should ever have been there in the first place in fairness to the BBC they didn't muck around three or four days and they sacked her uh so she's a racist uh with a few of these ludicrous tropes about Jewish people and white people she's an equal opportunity hater uh we're the virus Jewish people are Nazis and so on absolute nonsense but what really worried me here Stephen was that a Jewish employee at the BBC said in response to Dawn the Dawn quava Saga bearing in mind this is the corporation that refuses to call Hamas terrorists and has been accused of a definite uh favorable slant towards uh against Israel uh uh this employee said that this is a grim and frightening time to work at the BBC that's extraordinary isn't it it is extraordinary and and it comes on the back of British Jews having long been made to feel uncomfortable by their perception of bias in the BBC's coverage of matters relating to Israel since the atrocity that was committed by Hamas on 7th of October uh that plaster has been ripped off the wound it's become manifestly clear that the BBC has an Institutional problem with Jews and Jewish issues and you know if you go back to last last November Danny Cohen who is a former director of BBC television um made the statement that the BBC um was institutionally anti-semitic now the problem is manifesting itself in three separate ways firstly firstly there has been a constant drip of BBC employees openly engaging in deeply anti-semitic rhetoric D Quaver is just the most recent in an ignominious list and if people want to see more they can look them up on on our website secondly there is a very clear bias in in the BBC's reporting of Israel's war against Hamas in which Israel is being painted as a brutal aggressor with complete disregard for the fact that this is a war that Israel is fighting in order to defend its citizens against the repeat of October the 7th the BBC's reporting is actually inflaming anti-Semitism on the streets and then finally the BBC has a real problem with its refusal to take action against high-profile employees who use their celebrity to promote biased views to a vast social media following John I'm I'm going to come to you now um I mean the talk of BBC bias that continues to haunt the BBC and I can well imagine as with all and sunry that gets sucked into the culture wars and turned into a binary choice that most UK news rooms probably do very much lean in One Direction that might make somebody feel that if they were Jewish somewhat unwelcome or at least disqui by conversations they hear at the water cooler but I think perhaps one of the biggest problems with the BBC I'm reading some of these reports of some of the views being openly expressed by staff working in international newsrooms what should the BBC be doing about this? the charge sheet isn't it from from my friend on the other side um I feel like I'm intruded on the private grief here after after the r I've just witnessed but however look the system worked didn't it the BBC has 22,000 employees is some of them will be loonies some of them will be loonies to go on to Facebook this woman went onto Facebook and you know what she got caught up at the knees so fox has been shot has been shot there um I would advise you to actually read the guardian today there's rather good analytical piece about the BBC's CNN's coverage of um of the Gaza War I mean it does seem to me that there was a strong journalistic question to be asked about reporting o o of the Gaza War it's all been seen from the side of Israel Israel has not allowed any reporters into Gaza now that is just plain disgusting you know you can't have a war in which only one side is reporting so and where where is the BBC bias you know when when when the culture sector appeared the other day on Good Morning Britain was asked bias she she on Sky News she she was lost for word so John are you saying that the BBC doesn't have a problem here John John John are you saying that the BBC does doesn't have a problem here in terms of it slant against I don't know have a problem I don't know does the BBC have an anti-Semitism problem I don't think so you know somebody I mean I think Danny Danny Cohen has become a "Rent to go" he really has he he pops up.. Dan Cohen's a "Rent to go" former head ATC1 a Jewish man he is a "Rent to go" stand by that you're G to call him a "rent to go" I am yes really really in what way is he a "Rent to go"? look as far as I can see from the reporting of of the Gaza War it's been straight down the line and SE all right John thank you let's go back to you Stephen this is just outrageous nonsense isn't it I agree it's absolutely Through the Looking Glass to say that this war is being reported from Israel's point of view look at what happened with the um reported bonding Hospital early on in this conflict that was completely inaccurate uh the BBC rushed to judgment and then when Jeremy boen was interviewed about it he admitted it was wrong and he said he absolutely had no regrets so BBC had to issue another apolog apology apologize reported that Israel that the IDF was deliberately targeting Medics look the BBC uses her stats with minimal qualification all it does is it says that stop talking over John all BC ever does is reports stats as um from the Hamas ran Ministry of Health that that goes no way to actually explaining what those statistics represent it doesn't explain when it reports on the number of fatalities that that number includes around 10,000 Hamas terrorists that Israel has murdered sorry has has killed it doesn't include um the fact that a very large number of rockets directed at Israel from Gaza misfire Landing Gaza killing gazans and those numbers are included in the fatality statistics it doesn't include the fact that Hamas kills gazan civilians for resisting them or for trying to follow Israel's instructions to leave an area that is about to be targeted the BBC just takes her masses position on these things without qualifying it properly and it paints Israel as an aggressor in a war in which Israel is trying to defend itself against a genocidal level of anti-Semitism that has not been seen since the Second World War uh Stephen and John thank you very much we're gonna have to move on thank you John thank you to Stephen

The full story of Israel from past to present. Download YouTube 2023-11-09 (#101) < Previous Next > The story of Israel. Judaism has been here for 5000 years. Jews consist of a variety of people, black, white, brown, religious, secular, and Israel is home to non-Jews, Christians, Muslims, Druze, Bedouins, Greek Orthodox, but Jews have been on the land since biblical times. Israelis love life and might be a bit different in some ways, but they're people just like anyone else. Although Israelis argue a lot and have many disagreements, Israel is the Jewish nation and has a strong core, bonded together by common values that haven't changed for thousands of years. Many, such as Palestinians, Iran, fanatical jihadists, conspiracytheorists and anti-Semites hate Israel. Why? Because Israelis are different? Smart? Independent? Know how to survive? Despite all the persecution throughout history, Jews are still standing, changing the world for the better. One of the conspiracy theories is that Jews own the world. They don't. There are only 16 million Jews in the world! Maybe the success of Jews is seen as a threat rather than an asset? Israel has a lot of ruthless, barbaric enemies but knows how to defend itself, and will continue to survive, just as those enemies who wish the Jews harm will fade away. Although Jews are scattered all over the world and have internal squabbles, the Jews always manage to reach for the light and come together. The Jews will never apoloize for surviving, will always strive for good and remain as ONE! Video Transcription: We're a small nation, this country of Israel, and we've been around for over 5000 years. We're made up of all sorts of Jewish people. Black, white, brown, religious, secular, liberal. We're also home to many who aren't Jewish, Christian, Muslim, Jews, Bedouin, Greek Orthodox and more. But Jews have been on the land since biblical times. Many of us came back in the last hundred years. Some arrived just yesterday and some are coming tomorrow. We are men, women and children. We love life. We're human. We might be a little different in some ways, like all nations are, but we're people just like anyone else. We're an assorted bunch. We don't always agree on everything. In fact, we argue a lot. Some see things this way, some the other. We don't always see eye to eye. But in Israel, we are the Jewish nation. Fractured and divided as it may seem, we are one at our core and it's a strong core. While sometimes we feel separate from each other, we're bonded together through our heritage and values that haven't really changed for thousands of years. A lot of people out there don't like us. Right now, it's a lot of Palestinians, the Iranian government, any people led by fanatical jihadists or remnants of Arab leaders who preached Jew hatred and whose legacy of hate has continued. Also assorted conspiracy theorists and yes, bona fide antisemites. Maybe it's because we're different. Can't be put in a box or smart or independent because we know exactly who we are. Maybe it's because we've got a little bit of chutzpah. Maybe because we know how to survive. And despite so many murdered and persecuted for thousands of years and 6 million of us who were slaughtered by the Nazis in the Second World War, we are still standing. Not only standing, but thriving, changing the world for the better, with technology, medicine, art, science, sports, you name it. Maybe people don't like us because they envy our heritage. Maybe because they think we run the world. We don't. Remember conspiracy theorists. Although there are only 16 million of us in the world. Maybe they see our success as a threat rather than an asset. Who knows why? We're too busy doing what we do to give it too much attention. But sometimes we have to give the hatred our attention because we've got a lot of enemies. Many are ruthless, barbaric, but we know how to defend ourselves well and we know when to attack too well. Despite unimaginable losses and devastating catastrophes to this day, we survive. And we always have. As we always will, as our enemies who wish us harm fade away in time. One more thing, though we're a physical land of Israel, we are also the people of Israel. And we don't only live here, we're scattered around the world. Here, here and here, here and here and here. No matter where we are, no matter what divides us in the moment, no matter the internal squabbles we have, like all people have, we are one, even when we can't see it, we are one, and we have kind, compassionate people in the world who truly see the good in us. And when life is hard, impossible, incomprehensible, confusing, scary and dark, somehow we reach to the light and come together. We're a small nation, this country of Israel and the Jewish people. But we will never apologize for surviving. We will always strive for good, and we shall remain as one.

Koolulam | Like A prayer - Madonna | Bring Them Home, NOW Download YouTube 2023-11-24 (#153) < Previous Next > Koolulam led an international musical project advocating for the return of the hundreds of abducted civilians currently being held in Gaza by Hamas. Our loved ones. More than 100 locations around the world took part in this urgent call. The song for this project was chosen by Tamar Forti, who lost her brother, Nir at the Nova peace party. As Madonna's fan, she found comfort in this song's lyrics and asked Koolulam leaders to use it to raise awareness for the hostage situation. The special video was produced in collaboration with The Cameri Theatre of Tel Aviv and the families of the abducted and missing forum to raise awareness for the hostage situation worldwide. Video Transcription: Coming soon

Shame on you Europe! Download YouTube 2023-11-13 (#115) < Previous Next > Shame on Europe, its politicians and the Western media for condoning calls on the streets of Europe for "death to all Jews". Political correctness is paving the way for future Islamization in Europe! Video Transcription: Coming soon

October 7th Impact on the west Antisemitism Antisemitism in Western Media In a Nutshell Following the October 7th Hamas attack, there's been a rise in Antisemitism in Western media and academia. The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) identified instances where the severity of Hamas's attacks was downplayed, with some media outlets portraying Hamas positively and Israel negatively. The Institute for Strategic Dialogue (ISD) found YouTube comments rife with Antisemitic narratives and conspiracy theories. Despite criticism, CAIR Executive Director Nihad Awad's comments on the attack were controversial, illustrating the complexities in public discourse on Antisemitism. The ADL also observed U.S. professors endorsing the Hamas attacks, contributing to Antisemitic sentiments. The American Jewish Committee (AJC) criticized Western media for hesitating to label Hamas as a terrorist group, often referring to them as “militants,” leading to a skewed perception of the conflict. The BBC has been accused of contributing to Antisemitism, particularly in its coverage of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, with The Telegraph and Reuters highlighting instances of biased reporting. These examples collectively demonstrate a concerning trend of Antisemitism and media bias in the West, often misrepresenting the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and contributing to the spread of Antisemitic rhetoric. The full story References Related Videos Full Story The Full Story In the aftermath of the October 7th attack by Hamas, a disturbing trend of Antisemitism has emerged in Western media and academic circles. The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) highlighted instances of denialism, where the severity of the Hamas attacks was downplayed, and false narratives were promoted, portraying Hamas as benevolent and Israel as the aggressor. This included claims by the US-based Mint Press News falsely alleging that the majority of those killed were soldiers, despite them being civilians, and the Palestinian Foreign Ministry suggesting that the Israeli army was responsible for the attacks. The Institute for Strategic Dialogue (ISD) analyzed YouTube comments, revealing a significant presence of Antisemitic narratives, including classical Antisemitism and calls for extremist violence against Jews. These comments often contained conspiracy theories and comparisons of Jews or Israel to Nazis, reflecting a deeply rooted bias and misinformation. ABC7 Chicago reported on the CAIR Executive Director Nihad Awad's comments on the attack, which were criticized by Jewish advocacy groups and the White House. Despite this, Awad pushed back against the criticism, highlighting the complexities in addressing Antisemitism in public discourse. The ADL also noted that some U.S. professors praised the Hamas terror attacks, expressing inflammatory views and celebrating Hamas’s actions, further fueling Antisemitic sentiments. This academic endorsement of violence against Israel and Jews is particularly concerning, as it legitimizes Antisemitism under the guise of political commentary. The American Jewish Committee (AJC) discussed media bias in the coverage of the Hamas attack on Israel. They pointed out the reluctance of Western media outlets to label Hamas as a terrorist group, often using euphemisms like “militants” instead. This bias in media reporting contributes to a skewed perception of the conflict, often omitting the terrorist nature of Hamas and its attacks on Israeli civilians. The BBC has faced significant criticism for its handling of Antisemitic incidents, particularly in its coverage of events related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The Telegraph accuses the BBC of deep-rooted prejudice, contributing to the spread of Antisemitism, especially following the Al-Alhi hospital explosion in Gaza, where the BBC prematurely blamed Israel. This rush to judgment, according to The Telegraph, has exacerbated global Antisemitic sentiment and violence. Reinforcing these concerns, Reuters reported that the British media regulator Ofcom criticized the BBC for a "serious editorial misjudgement" in its coverage of an Antisemitic incident in London. The BBC failed to promptly report evidence that disputed its initial interpretation of an audio recording, violating guidelines on impartiality and accuracy. These incidents highlight a pattern of bias in the BBC's reporting, raising questions about its journalistic standards and the portrayal of Jewish people and Israel in the media. These instances collectively paint a worrying picture of Antisemitism and media bias in the West, where the complexities of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict are often oversimplified or misrepresented, leading to a distorted and prejudiced view of the events and contributing to the spread of Antisemitic rhetoric. References References Denialism in the Wake of the Oct. 7 Massacre Unpacking antisemitic narratives about the Hamas attack and the Israel-Hamas Conflict within YouTube comments What to Know About Media Bias in Coverage of Hamas’ Attack on Israel The BBC’s deep-rooted prejudice is fuelling the poison of anti-Semitism BBC made misjudgement in coverage of anti-Semitic incident, regulator says Reletaed Videos Related Videos The truth will always win. By Lucy Aharish CNC is failing it's job Liberalism is about principles, not death charts! Why are we blaming Israel? The game of numbers Lord David Wolfson speaking from the heart at the UK House of Lords Load More