1/ "Iron Dome" means "Preventing Hamas rockets from hitting their Jewish, civilian targets." For clarity, let's replace the proper noun in some of these tweets. E.g.
"Preventing rockets from hitting their Jewish, civilian target perpetuates conflict & injustice."
2/ "Beth Miller, Jewish Voice for Peace Action’s Government Affairs Manager, told Jewish Currents, that preventing Hamas rockets from hitting their Jewish, civilian targets would not be included. 'No progressive should support this.'"
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"I'm glad funding for Israel preventing Hamas rockets from hitting their Jewish, civilian targets got removed from the NDAA!"
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"In a historic victory for Palestinians & human rights activists, US progressive democrats have stripped 1 billion of taxpayer dollars allocated specifically preventing Hamas rockets from hitting their Jewish, civilian targets."
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"I wish I could make the ones on the left disappear from this picture so that the ones on the right can land on a bunch of innocent Jewish houses as intended!"
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I haven't forgotten you, tweets that say, "The problem with preventing Hamas rockets from hitting their Jewish, civilian targets is that it makes it easier for Israel to continue opposing Hamas's goal of destroying Israel."
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Not only is 25% not "an overwhelming majority" of the International Association of Genocide Scholars, as claimed by Amnesty director Agnes Callamard…
But the Association is also full of non-scholars, e.g. MD Nidal Jboor, who just lauded "freedom fighters," aka genocidal Hamas.
Here, at the extremist "People's Conference for Palestine," the self-appointed "genocide scholar" cheers freedom fighters. I wonder how he voted. instagram.com/reel/DOC174ygO…
Even putting aside those who partisanship is so obvious… is the former Metropolitan police officer who went on to study photography and photojournalism any more of a genocide scholar than Dr. Freedom Fighters above?
The knowledge that if I'm ever shot in the back then repeatedly shot while crawling away, the @nytimes will wax philosophical about my murderers…
"some hint of acceptance"
–@nytimes
"Armed struggle for Palestinian freedom."
–@nytimes about the Jewish museum shooting, because what can I say, they're clearly sympathetic to murder if and only if it's the murder of Jews and Israelis
The online campaign to blame Jews for what attackers characterized as a "Jew hunt, which included miscaptioned video that spread on X, made its way to mainstream media.
(🧵)
⇝ The New York Times insisted it had video of Israelis chanting that there are no children in Gaza. Were they duped by the widely circulated miscaptioned video?
After initially stonewalling, the paper informed @CAMERAorg it had no such video, and published corrections. 🧵
⇝ The Media Line claimed it had video of the same chant. After @CAMERAorg called for substantiation, it admitted it had no such video. It quietly corrected its piece to refer to a "reported" chant.
⇝ Same claim, and same stealth correction from the Jewish Chronicle. 🧵