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Congratulations you’re a Zionist! Download YouTube 2023-12-18 (220) Short < Previous Next > The look on his face when he realized he’s the Z word…. a ZIONIST. It helps to have a little “education” with your education. Thank you, @noatishby Video Transcription:

The Oldest Conspiracy Theory in History ✡️ Download YouTube 2023-11-21 (#143) < Previous Next > Already points out the huge threat that social media poses to the Jewish community by spreading conspiracy theories and hate propaganda." "Thomas Hand tells us of his living nightmare after his daughter Emily was kidnapped by Hamas on 7th Oct. Video Transcription: Coming soon

The son of a Hamas leader share why Hamas is responsible for the war. Download YouTube 2023-11-11 (#108) < Previous Next > Mosab Hassan Yousef, the son of a Hamas leader, explains why Hamas is responsible for the war: when they launched their murderous attack on Israel on October 7th, they knew that Israel would retaliate, knew that Gazan civilians would die and are happy about it because it meant they would be dragging Israel into a dirty war where Israel would be stained because they would be blamed for spilling childrens' blood. Hamas started the war and are therefore wholly responsible. People die in war but had Israel not been so careful, the casualties on the Gazan side would be much higher. Video Transcription: Coming soon

The History of Israel Download YouTube 2024-02-24 (303) < Previous Next > The history of Israel: 00:00:00 Part 1: Ancient History, who inhabited Israel and when 00:03:34 Part 2: 1800 Ottoman Empire. 00:07:00 Part 3: 1929 - 1947 00:11:23 Part 4: The independence war. 00:15:56 Part 5: The civil war. 00:20:48 Part 6: The aftermath of the 1948 war. Video Transcription:

Do you fight for war or do to fight for peace? Download YouTube 2023-11-03 (#080) < Previous Next > Do you fight for war or for peace? You don't have to love Israel to support it. An image of World War III, showing the place where it started, ground zero with dozens of dead bodies. Well, it's hypothetical and the apocalyse isn't here yet, but in order to avoid it happening, Israel needs the help of you people sitting on the fence, not knowing who to support, who want peace. You probably don't know too much about Israel and are influenced by images of fighter jets, people in Gaza being bombed and legends of Jews stealing Arab lands. But none of that matters right now because this is a war between good and evil, for and against human rights. What you see is not about the conflict between Israel and Hamas. Rockets have also been fired from Lebanon and the Yemen. This is a culture war. We are fighting terrorist organizations, jihadists, backed by Russia and Iran who don't only want Israel and the Ukraine. They repeatedly say it: they want everything, to control the entire world, to replace democracies with Putinized radical Islamic theocracies, to enforce the Sharia law everywhere. For them, the West is next. Everyone who is not a part of radical Islam will suffer. Is this what you want? Radical Islamists are in your midst. Are you waiting for them to attack like they did in Paris, Brussels,Barcelona , 9/11 and more? And that is where you need Israel's help because it is fighting against the enemy of Western values, an enemy who doesn't believe in peace, freedom, human rights. All you need to do is listen to them, to read the Hamas charter. For Israel, it is either victory or death. We're not asking you to love Israel, just to support the values it represents because although you don't yet know it, Israel is potecting you as well. Video Transcription: Coming soon

Hamas is using his own people Download YouTube 2023-10-26 (#051) < Previous Next > Hamas uses Gazan civilians as human shields. Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh stated that Hamas did not harm civilians, including women and children. A few minutes after that statement, a Palestinian citizen posted a message saying that Hamas had set up road blocks and shot anyone who tried to get to the south. The people were forced to go back north and become human shields. Thousands will be killed because of Hamas but Haniyeh continues to tell lies. Video Transcription: Coming soon

The Hogwarts code of conduct. Download YouTube 2023-12-15 (214) < Previous Next > Israeli satire show Eretz Nehedert (What a Wonderful Country) featuring Michael Rapaport Video Transcription:

Rep. Stefanik Questions Harvard University President Download YouTube 2023-12-06 (#187) < Previous Next > Rep. Stefanik Questions Harvard University President Who Refuses To Answer Basic Questions Video Transcription: Ms. Stefanik, you're recognized for five minutes, Dr. Gay, a Harvard student calling for the mass murder of African Americans is not protected free speech at Harvard, correct? Our commitment to.... It's a yes or no question. Is that corrected? Is that okay for students to call for the mass murder of African Americans at Harvard? Is that protected free speech? Our commitment to free speech? It's a yes or no question. It let me ask you this. You are president of Harvard, so I assume you're familiar with the term intafada, correct? I've heard that term, yes. And you understand that the use of the term intafada in the context of the Israeli Arab conflict is indeed a call for violent armed resistance against the state of Israel, including violence against civilians and the genocide of Jews. Are you aware of that? That type of hateful speech is personally abhorrent to me. And there have been multiple marches at Harvard with students chanting, quote, there is only one solution intefada revolution and quote, globalize the intefada. Is that correct? I've heard that thoughtless reckless and hateful language on our campus, yes. So based upon your testimony, you understand that this call for Intefada is to commit genocide against the Jewish people in Israel and globally, correct? I will say again, that type of hateful speech is personally abhorrent to me. Do you believe that type of hateful speech is contrary to Harvard's code of conduct, or is it allowed at Harvard? It is at odds with the values of Harvard. Can you not say here that it is against the code of conduct at Harvard? We embrace a commitment to free expression, even of views that are objectionable, offensive, hateful. It's when that speech crosses into conduct that violates our policies against bullying, harassment. Does that speech not cross that barrier? Does that speech not call for the genocide of Jews and the elimination of Israel? You testify that you understand that as the definition of Intefada. Is that speech according to the code of conduct or not? We embrace a commitment to free expression and give a wide berth to free expression, even of views that are objectionable. You and I both know that's not the case. You were aware that Harvard ranked dead last when it came to free speech. Are you not aware of that report? As I observed earlier, I reject that characterization. The data shows it's true. And isn't it true that Harvard previously rescinded multiple offers of admissions for applicants and accepted freshmen for sharing offensive, memes, racist statements, sometimes as young as 16 years old? Did Harvard not rescind those offers of admission? That long predates my time as president. But you understand that Harvard made that decision to rescind those offers of admission. I have no reason to contradict the facts as you present them, correct? Because it's a fact. You're also aware that a Winthrop House faculty dean was let go over who he chose to legally represent, correct? That was while you were dean. That is an incorrect characterization. Of what? Translated what's the characterization? I'm not going to get into details about a personnel matter. Well, let me ask you this. Will admissions offers be rescinded or any disciplinary action be taken against students or applicants who say, from the river to the sea or into fada advocating for the murder of Jews? As I've said, that type of hateful, reckless, offensive speech is personally abhorrent to me and today that no action will be taken. What action will be taken when speech crosses into conduct that violates our policies, including policies against bullying, harassment or intimidation? We take action, and we have robust disciplinary processes that allow us to hold individuals accountable. What action has been taken against students who are harassing and calling for the genocide of Jews on Harvard's campus? I can assure you we have robust what actions have been taken I'm not asking. I'm asking what actions have been taken against those students. Given students rights to privacy and our obligations under FERPA, I will not say more about any specific cases other than to reiterate that processes are ongoing. Do you know what the number one hate crime in America is? I know that over the last couple of months there has been an alarming rise of anti Semitism, which I understand is the critical topic that we are here to discuss. That's correct. It is anti Jewish hate crimes, and Harvard ranks the lowest when it comes to protecting Jewish students. This is why I've called for your resignation and your testimony today. Not being able to answer with moral clarity speaks volumes. I yield back.

Linor Abargile's speech at the United Nations addressing women organizations. Download YouTube 2023-12-05 (#185) < Previous Next > The beauty queen and former Miss World, Linor Abargil, appealed to the women's organizations, which until recently were silent about the atrocities committed by Hamas terrorists against Jewish women, and urged them to make their voices heard. This, after she claimed that they were the ones who protected her 25 years ago, when she was brutally raped in Milan Video Transcription: How convenient it was at that time for this organization to use my name, my fame to invite me to their conferences to take a photo with the woman who became for them a symbol and how ashame, so ashame I feel that I was nothing but an "extra" in their production. Why? because today in these conferences they don't want to present the blood stains on the pants, the broken pelvises, the desecrated bodies of my sisters, the bloodthirsty Hamas terrorists even documenting their war crimes. And still ,most of women organization are silent! the horrific testimonies we have witnessed so far should have awoken women organization long ago, long ago and get them to stand up with us in solidarity. But so far this has not happened because of their cowardice, because of petty politics the women who were raped and murdered on October 7 will may be silent forever but justice will be done. The truth shall prevail. We will never forget them and we will make sure that the world will never forget them. We will be the voice that was taken away from them. Thank you very much.

We have to be outraged': Calling out silence over Hamas' sexual violence Download YouTube 2023-12-06 (#190) < Previous Next > Westchester County, NY DA Mimi Rocah and Joyce Vance join Morning Joe to discuss the lack of international outrage over the reports of sexual violence committed in the Hamas terror attacks. Video Transcription: So today the united nations is going to hold a hearing on the sexual and gender based violence reported during the attack and the silence from the international community that followed. Joining us now, former U. S. Attorney and MSNBC legal analyst, Joyce Vance, District attorney for New York's Westchester County, Mimi Roka. They are co authors of a new opinion piece in Slate calling out the lack of international outrage over the reports of sexual violence committed in the October 7 hamas terror attacks. A lot of it is seen on video and documented in video of women who were raped, killed while they were being raped, young girls who were raped. I mean, the evidence is clear, and yet, Mimi, I'll start with you. There has not been a focus on this as a war crime or on this enough, according to many who believe women's rights are not even being considered here. Yeah. Thank you so much, Joe Mika, for talking about this important topic. And I guess the thing I would say, given the clip you played, is why we don't have to be balanced in our outrage, which I think is the phrase that was used. We should not be balanced in our outrage, not against the Palestinians, by the way, she said Palestinians. It's against Hamas. Hamas did this on October 7. And we have to be outraged because, first of all, the girls who had their pelvic bones broken because they were raped so much, whose legs were broken, who were shot while people were still raping them, they deserve us to be outraged, as any woman of any background would. Second, because there are still young women hostages, and we have every reason to believe something horrible may be happening to them. And so we have to be outraged. The whole world has to be outraged and demand their release now, just as we've done for other girls who were taken captive in other parts of the world. And finally, Mika, and this is the most nuanced point, but I hope women everywhere understand it. It's because this hurts women everywhere when we say, tell us, don't believe what your eyes are seeing. When we let people with an agenda like Hamas men dictate when we believe rape happened. No. We have evidence here. I'm a prosecutor. Joyce is a prosecutor. We look at the video. We listen to the witness testimony. We hear the accounts of people who saw it, and we can't let other people tell us when to believe rape happened. It happened. And we have to support all women everywhere. Joyce fans, your take and what do you think needs to be done? So I think, Mika, that Mimi makes the most important point here, and it gives us the starting point going forward. This is, as y'all have been discussing this morning, a hopelessly complicated crisis. The question is, what's the path forward? And perhaps a small piece of that starts with an acknowledgement of our common humanity. It's not complicated to condemn rape. It shouldn't be difficult. And often in the heat of the moment, it's difficult for people to reconcile their emotions. Now, the United Nations hearings give us an opportunity to evaluate the evidence, and that's what Mimi and I do. As prosecutors, we're used to discussing the evidence, even in these horrific sexual crimes, in a very straightforward manner. This will be painful and difficult for many people to listen to. But the evidence, the eyewitness accounts, the accounts of medics and first responders absolutely confirms that these rapes took place, that they were torture rapes. Now, it's incumbent upon women in the international community and here domestically, to take a moment to reflect and to evaluate on what the evidence says. And then we can speak with one voice and say, this is wrong. It doesn't matter if it happens in war. It certainly shouldn't make a difference that the victims are Jews and Israelis. We can condemn this and acknowledge our shared humanity and begin to move forward to deal with the other implications of this cris. Mimi during World War II, military code law was that American soldiers who raped a woman could be executed. And that actually relaxed a bit just because men of color were convicted unfairly and Eisenhower intervened in a case. And then by the time we got to Germany, it wasn't necessarily that an American soldier would get convicted. And George Patton was infuriated. And that was the ethos of the US. Military during that war. If any American soldier raped a woman, they should be executed. How did we get from that to today where you have American leaders trying to equivocate here? I don't totally know the answer to that, but my educated guess or opinion is that it's about victim blaming. And that's why I say this is so dangerous to all women, because for many complicated reasons, as Joyce says. And I'm not here as an expert on foreign relations or the war itself or anything. I'm here on this one issue about women and sexual assault and believing victims and believing the evidence that we see in front of our eyes. But I also am very familiar with victim blaming. I mean, we know it in this country. From her skirt was too short, she drank too much, and we've all fought, I think, quite hard for decades to get away from that. And this feels very reminiscent of that. The girls at the music festival have nothing to do with the bombing that's happening now. But yet when you pivot from, yes, rape is bad, but don't bomb Gaza, you're inherently blaming these victims for that. And I think that's what's going on here with some people. I mean, this is a generalization, and it's wrong, and it's dangerous for all of us, for all women everywhere. Joyce what you and me are concerned about in part, is the international community's failure to condemn the rapes. What more do we need to know about that. Who are we talking about? What have they failed to do? Right? So there was silence for a lengthy period of time. There were even some folks who suggested, as Mimi's been discussing, that the accounts of these rapes weren't credible. I think today there's a little bit of a restart. The United Nations was extremely slow to acknowledge and condemn these rapes. Now we appear to be on that path. These are war crimes, and they can be prosecuted as such. It's also a possibility, quite frankly, that the Justice Department could engage on the topic of American women who were kidnapped and who were raped, and there could be prosecutions. Israeli law on conspiracy is a little bit different than our law in the United States. It's more demanding and restrictive in terms of the need to specifically show an agreement that encompassed an agreement that Israeli women would be raped as part of this operation. There is evidence that indicates that there was preparation and advanced planning, including linguistic help, people being told how to speak Israeli, to tell women to pull down their pants. There's been some testimony from people who were involved on the Hamas side that there was perhaps a religious waiver, a fatwa, that permitted them to violate traditional Muslim dictates against rape. All of this deserves examination and scrutiny, and really, it demands it, because, as Mimi says, if women aren't safe in Israel, then women aren't safe anywhere. If we can use justifications to blame individual victims, young women who were asleep in a kibbutz and here we're talking in some cases about teenage girls and younger. If we can blame women who were attending a concert for the policy seas of a nation that they may or may not have supported and used that to justify rape, women are not safe anywhere. So we need to begin to speak out more strongly than we have up until this point. Former U. S. Attorney Joyce Vance and District Attorney for New York's Westchester County, Mimi Roca. Thank you both very much for coming on this morning.

"No one is born hating... people must learn to hate", *Mandela* Download YouTube 2023-10-18 (#002) < Previous Next > Nelson Mandela once wisely said, "No one is born hating; people must learn to hate." It's perturbing to observe that some young children in Palestine are exposed to a narrative in their schools that encourages them to embrace violence, portraying martyrdom as a path to championing their cause by harming Jews. This narrative depicts Zionists as the enemy, urging both boys and girls from a young age to aspire to acts of violence, such as running over or stabbing Jews, in the belief that it will bring respect to Palestine. #TikvaInternational" Video Transcription: Coming soon

Getting Real: What Do Folks in Gaza Actually Think? Download YouTube 2023-12-27 (247) < Previous Next > An in-depth look into IDF Espionage Unit 504 Courtesy of Israeli channel N12 Video Transcription: