RE: mastodon.social/@DrALJONES/116…
Guess he’s antisemitic.
Report: Ex-Mossad chief, Tamir Pardo, likens occupier violence in the West Bank to the Holocaust"My mother was a Holocaust survivor, & what I saw reminded me of the events that happened against Jews in the last century."
The settler violence "I saw today made me feel ashamed to be Jewish," Pardo said, during a tour of Palestinian villages.
middleeastmonitor.com/20260428…
#USPol #EUPol #SettlerViolence #IsraeliCrimes #news #palestine #illegalOccupation #WestBank .
Wulfy—Speaker to the machines
in reply to Aral Balkan • • •I had it explained to me by a Zionist.
Aral Balkan
in reply to Wulfy—Speaker to the machines • • •Saorsa
in reply to Aral Balkan • • •What honestly surprised me was the sudden onset of antisemitism coming from tolerant left' and modern liberal circles. It's something that even caused right-wing commentators to do a double take, masked in that same sort of preformative language used to subversively marginalise neurodivergent individuals for not fitting in or closely adhering to political correctness.
@aral@mastodon.ar.al @n_dimension@infosec.exchange
surprised me is the sudden onset of antisemitism coming from the 'tolerant left'. Even right-wing commentators have done a double-take
Aral Balkan
in reply to Saorsa • • •Saorsa
in reply to Aral Balkan • • •As memory serves, the Nazi party weren't the only ones to engage in a little genocide. The topic of Israel aside, I simply found the response to the conflict itself to be somewhat jarring.
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Aral Balkan
in reply to Saorsa • • •Jacqueline
in reply to Aral Balkan • • •@n_dimension
It's really crazy how these fascist theocrats fear monger about "antisemitism" to try and bully Jewish people and their allies out of opposing Nazi freaks
Luc Duplessis
in reply to Aral Balkan • • •Jacqueline
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LukefromDC
in reply to Jacqueline • • •@burnoutqueen In October 2023, I was in DC for the first three weeks of this war, having originally gone there for unrelated reasons.
Quite a few of the antiwar protests I was at were almost half Jewish, with very little airspace between Jewish-initiated and Palestinian-initiated chants. Some were Jewish-organized from start to finish, notably a civil disobedience effort to block road access to the White House. It took about a week for the shock to wear off and people to get moving, then it was action almost every day.
Capper of all of this was an very elderly Holocaust survivor at one of the bigger protests, invoking "never again" against Israel's genocidal intentions which had already been declared.
Jacqueline
in reply to LukefromDC • • •It's not a war in any meaningful sense, any moreso than the Nazis were "fighting a war" against the Resistance fighters of Warsaw by burning the entire place to the ground
inkdrop
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