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• Sep 24, 202636x their median

  The number-one orator on the globe takes the UN stage, holding up a jarring mirror to a world that refuses to see the truth. A heart-stirring sight: Bibi enters the hall, and the cowards flee. 🤣 Netanyahu looks straight ahead—primarily at the cameras, at the world—and begins his remarks without backing down. No apologies. No hanging his head. He looks straight ahead—at the hall, at the cameras, and above all at the world—and opens with sharp words: "Before I begin, if there are any more moral cowards here who haven't left the hall, please leave now." Then he looks back 14 years: "Fourteen years ago, I stood at this podium and drew a red line: I vowed to prevent Iran’s murderous dictatorship from developing nuclear bombs." Then comes the sentence that illustrates the magnitude of the decision: "Destroying Iran’s nuclear facilities was difficult. It was very hard to do. But for me, it was one of the easiest decisions I ever had to make. If we hadn't done it—we would all be dead." And he continues: "Israel is also defending many of the countries whose representatives walked out of the room." "Leaders thank us for striking Iran’s nuclear program." Then Netanyahu turns back to October 7: "On October 7—the darkest day in Israel’s history—thousands of terrorists invaded Israel." From there, he moves to the war that has been raging for three years: "Israel’s enemies expected the state to collapse—but that did not happen. We fought like lions. For three years now, we have been fighting on seven fronts." Then comes one of the speech's most powerful lines: "There is an eighth front in this war. It is the war for the truth." The war for public perception. The war for the narrative. The war for Israel’s right to tell the world what really happened here. And Netanyahu does not stop there. Here—at the speech's dramatic climax—he attacks the tyrant Erdogan for the first time: "He is a tyrant. He hosts Hamas’s terror leaders. He has slaughtered thousands of Kurdish civilians. He denies the Armenian Genocide; he imprisons journalists and opposition leaders. In fact, I think he holds the world record in that regard." And addressing the harsh accusations leveled against Israel, he says: "Despite the pain, despite the suffering, we do not surrender. Your sacrifice will not be in vain." "We will continue to defend our country." And this is perhaps the heart of the entire speech: Israel does not apologize for its very existence. Israel does not relinquish its right to defend itself. And Israel does not intend to let others write its story for it. Then Netanyahu turns his gaze to Jews around the world: "Hold your heads high. Carry yourselves with pride. Do not be afraid." Wow. A masterfully crafted speech. You might agree. You might disagree. You might argue. But it is hard to remain indifferent to a speech like this. Netanyahu on the UN stage—facing a cowardly hall, facing international criticism and the world's cameras—chooses to speak in the clearest voice possible: Israel will not stay silent. Israel will not surrender. And Israel will continue to fight for its truth. Wow, wow, quite a speech. Kudos to the Prime Minister. Remember what I am writing here. This speech will be talked about for a long time. And this speech will determine the fate of the government here. -Yoram Adri.

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• Sep 8, 202632x their median

  This is what Britain can achieve when we lead internationally. https://t.co/LgLCwUm8z8

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• Sep 25, 20267.2x their median

  ⚠️ WARNING: GRAPHIC RAW FOOTAGE ⚠️ This is Wafa Samir Ibrahim al-Biss, from Jabalia, walking toward the hospital that kept her alive with about twenty pounds of explosives sewn into her clothes. In late 2004, a gas canister blew in her home and burned her badly. Israel took her into Soroka Medical Center in Beersheba, treated the wounds, and sent her home with permits to come back for more care. In June 2005 she used those same papers to try to get through the Erez Crossing. Al-Aqsa Martyrs’ Brigades, the armed wing of Fatah (Mahmoud Abbas’s group), had given her three targets to choose from… a bus, a cafe, or the hospital and doctors that had treated her. She chose the hospital. She later said she wanted to kill dozens of people there, INCLUDING CHILDREN. Guards noticed her awkward walk. They pulled her aside, so she yanked the detonator. But it failed to detonate. Sappers later blew the belt in a controlled explosion. The IDF arrested her at the Erez Crossing, and a military court gave her twelve years. Then Palestinian television did what it always does with these people. It praised her. It thanked her for the sacrifice. It thanked her for wanting Jews dead. In 2011 Hamas traded hostage Gilad Shalit for more than a thousand prisoners. Yahya Sinwar walked out in that deal. So did she. The next day children were brought to her house in northern Gaza. She told them she hoped they would walk the same path, and that Allah willing some of them would become martyrs. The kids cheered. She said the button had failed at the last second and she was sorry she had not been martyred. Years later she was still saying she would do it again in a minute, that she had almost tasted paradise, and that killing Jews at the hospital that saved her was her calling. That is who came home in the Shalit deal. Not a girl who made a terrible mistake. A woman the society sent, celebrated, and then handed back to the same children. Watch the video. This isn’t resistance. That’s a patient trying to murder her doctors who saved her and as many civilians and children as possible, and a Palestinian society calling it holiness. H/T Anthony Lee for the translation.

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• Sep 6, 20265.8x their median

  1/ 🧵🧵🧵 In 1970, archaeologists digging the ancient synagogue at Ein Gedi opened the Holy Ark and found what looked like a lump of charcoal. It had been a scroll. Fire had collapsed it into something you could not touch without turning it to powder, and for 45 years it sat in a lab unread because opening it would have been the same as destroying it. The video on slide 3 of this thread will blow your mind.

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• Aug 16, 20254.6x their median

  It's difficult to create a new State 🧵 1. That's why The Montevideo Convention on the Rights and Duties of States (1933) establishes four legal criteria for statehood: (1) a permanent population, (2) a defined territory, (3) a government, and (4) the capacity to enter into relations with other states.

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• Sep 25, 20264.4x their median

  Nihad Awad, the national director of CAIR, told the room they may end up with about fifty members of Congress in the next six years. Then he explained what the number is for. Dismantling the system of injustice, in his words, means replacing it with the people who represent the Prophet. He didn’t say represent a district nor did he say represent the Constitution. He said represent the Prophet. That isn’t a civil-rights pitch. That is a recruitment target attached to a replacement project, delivered in English, to an audience that already clearly understands it. They aren’t even hiding the intention. The only remaining question is why so many people in Washington still pretend they didn’t hear it. H/T @AmyMek @RAIRFoundation

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• Sep 7, 20262.4x their median

  1/ 🧵🧵🧵 This is an IMMENSELY IMPORTANT thread for you all to read. This is REAL history, the history that too many try to hide away and nefariously revise. We’ve all heard the propaganda from the haters that bunch of Jewish Zionists in Eastern Europe simply woke up one day in 1897, formed a movement, then spent the next fifty years manipulating the entire world into “stealing” Arab land. That’s the version the haters sell. But it’s just NOT TRUE. The real history is much older, far stranger, and a lot less convenient for that narrative.

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• Sep 25, 20262.3x their median

  Wish all my fellow Jews on X and around the world Shabbat Shalom and Chag Sukkot Sameach https://t.co/3SbzalL0RM

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• Sep 8, 20261.8x their median

  1/ 🧵🧵🧵 ATTENTION AMERICANS Most Americans only remember 9/11 when they think about the World Trade Center. That’s understandable. But eight years earlier, on a cold Friday in February, PALESTINIAN terrorists already tried to bring the towers down. Here are the details of the 1993 bombing of the WTC by mostly Palestinian terrorists👇🏼

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• Sep 25, 20261.7x their median

  The UN and much of the international community is still trying to force a two-state solution on Israel. It has been a failed policy for seventy-eight years because the Muslim Arabs wouldn’t take the state they were offered and don’t accept that Israel exists. Now let’s look at the first two-state solution the world actually forced into being. British India was carved up and Pakistan was handed a huge share of land that had been Indian land for thousands of years. Can you imagine that? Muslims given land that they’re not indigenous to and taking it away from the indigenous peoples. That “solution” produced war after war after war. It produced terrorism as state policy. It produced a nuclear standoff that still sits on a hair trigger. And today, at the United Nations, Pakistan’s prime minister stood at the podium and said any move by India on the Indus waters would be treated as an act of war. There are two patterns here. The first is that partition does not civilize a movement that rejects the other side’s right to live. It simply gives that movement a flag, an army, and a microphone. The UN should stay the hell out of the business of inventing countries for people who have spent a century proving they will not live in peace beside their neighbors. A two-state map didn’t create peace. The second pattern is that the Arab and Muslim states that keep demanding more land from non Muslim countries are, with depressing regularity, authoritarian, corrupt, hostile to women and minorities, and structurally incapable of living like normal countries. They become nests for terrorism, death and war. How can the world be so utterly stupid to try to push for another two state solution when the first one they created is such a mess? And there’s another common denominator in all this aside from Muslims. And that’s Britain. Which itself is ironic since Britain is well down the road of giving its own land away to Muslims as well.

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