🤷🏻‍♀️😳Woman filmed burning a Quran while walking through a residential neighborhood in East Portland’s Gateway/Hazelwood area.😳🤷🏻‍♀️ She carries the burning book down the street before stopping in front of a house used by local Muslim residents as a mosque. Her actions followed frustration with prayer calls being broadcast over loudspeakers in the neighborhood.

“Do Not Refer to the Sept. 11 Attacks As Terrorist Attacks”: Memo from top official at Canada's state-funded CBC broadcast news agency. Instead, Basem Boshra informs reporters and editors, “The hijackings led to passenger jet crashes in Washington, Pennsylvania and Manhattan...”

A big part of why some Orthodox Jews refuse to accept that what we’re living through today has disturbing parallels to the 1930s comes from a certain sense of superiority among some religious Jews, particularly Orthodox and Hasidic Jews: the belief that because they’re more religious, they’re somehow higher on the ladder of Jewishness than a secular Jew who is “just” ethnically Jewish. But we religious Jews constantly repeat a principle that contradicts that mindset: “A Jew is born a Jew and dies a Jew.” If being Jewish were simply a belief, you could stop being Jewish by changing your beliefs. Yet a Jew can stop keeping Shabbos, stop eating kosher, stop going to shul, and even stop believing in God, and he remains a Jew. Jewishness isn’t merely something you believe. Jews are a people. Beliefs can change. Ancestry doesn’t. We’ve also all heard rabbis say: “You gain nothing by not being religious. Hitler went back three generations and killed Jews regardless.” That’s true, but the reason behind it is more important. Hitler wasn’t interested in what Jews believed. Nazi ideology was obsessed with race and ancestry. The Nazis targeted secular and assimilated Jews, including people of Jewish ancestry who didn’t even consider themselves Jewish. Whether you kept Shabbos, believed in God, or wanted nothing to do with Judaism was irrelevant to them. The distinctions Jews made among themselves meant nothing to the people hunting them. And that’s where the 1930s parallel becomes relevant today. Look at who’s being targeted in New York City. Orthodox and Hasidic Jews are screamed at, harassed, assaulted, chased, and bullied on the street. Almost everyone in our communities has either witnessed it firsthand or knows someone with a story. These aren’t Israeli politicians or IDF soldiers. They’re Jews walking to shul, going to work, or simply walking down the street. Nobody stops a Hasidic Jew before attacking him and asks, “Excuse me, what’s your position on Gaza? Do you support Netanyahu? Are you a Zionist?” They see a Jew. Yet some Orthodox Jews still comfort themselves with the idea that the hate is directed at somebody else: “It’s about Israel. It’s about Zionists. They can see I’m Orthodox. They’ll understand I’m different.” The attacks on Orthodox Jews themselves should destroy that illusion. If a Hasidic Jew is chased down a Brooklyn street or has eggs thrown in his face simply because he looks Jewish, his opinion about Israel isn’t protecting him. If synagogues and Jewish schools need security simply because they’re Jewish, nobody is checking the politics of the people inside. When anger supposedly directed at Israel repeatedly lands on visibly Jewish people in New York or elsewhere, that distinction starts to become meaningless in practice. That’s what I mean by the 1930s comparison. New York in 2026 isn’t literally Germany in 1938. I’m saying one of history’s most dangerous Jewish mistakes is believing that just because we distinguish between religious and secular, Zionist and anti-Zionist, Israeli and American, the people who hate us will honor those distinctions too. They didn’t then, and the Orthodox Jew being chased down a Brooklyn street today should remind us that they don’t necessarily do so now. You can spend all day explaining what kind of Jew you are. The person who hates you only cares that you’re a Jew.

To whomever donated to the University of Toronto to install granite pavers with the names of Shiri Bibas and her boys: thank you! The pavers were installed a week ago just off King's College Circle near the Prichard Alumni House. I know I speak for many Jewish faculty and staff when I say that seeing a memorial to them at the heart of campus has been very meaningful. Your gift to our community was very thoughtful.

🚨🇵🇰 🇵🇸 BREAKING: Palestinian refugees allegedly started a fire at a nursery that killed at least 14 infants in Pakistan. They bring death and destruction wherever they go.

I absolutely wrecked @Jvnior in a debate last month on the Quran. He had to mute me and run away when I started reading a Quran voice. And his lil desperate ass tried framing me today as a white American guy 🤣🤣🤣 BIG L JVNIOR

The more you hate me for being Jewish, the more Jewy I become. Today’s outfit. Thank you @DahliaKurtz for creating this awesome shirt.

I don’t know… maybe stop taking the opinions of people with tattoos on their faces seriously?

They'll never learn. Useful idiots.

Jewish Democrat Senator Jacky Rosen just slammed Hasan Piker for being a Jew hater. Meanwhile, the Islamic communist in Michigan continues to defend Hasan. Abdul El-Sayed is unfit to serve in the Senate. This is your daily reminder of why it’s a bad idea to elect Muslims to office in America.

You don't need hours to expose some of the lies about Israel. October 7 was "made up" but also celebrated. "From the river to the sea" while demanding two states. The contradictions are hiding in plain sight. Sometimes you don't have to debunk the argument. It debunks itself. #Israel #October7 #Hamas #Gaza #IsraelNews

Around 150 Arabs (Palestinians) from Gaza with dual citizenship and their companions left the Strip on Monday in a departure coordinated by Israeli authorities. According to COGAT, the group crossed through Kerem Shalom into Israel before traveling to Jordan, where they continued to the United States and other countries. COGAT says more than 6,000 people have left Gaza since February, while another 6,000 have entered through the Rafah Crossing with Egypt. Israel says it has approved more than 98% of evacuation requests received, including medical evacuations and departures for Gazans with residency permits in third countries.

Was Palestine ever an independent state? Under the Ottoman Empire — no. Under the British Mandate — no. There has never been an independent state called Palestine.

נציגי הולנד יסולקו לאלתר ממרכז התמיכה הבינ״ל לעזה בקרית-גת. כך החלטתי היום, על דעת ראש הממשלה נתניהו, בעקבות סדרת מהלכים אנטי ישראלים של ממשלת הולנד. האחרון שבהם היה חקיקת חוק שאוסר סחר עם מוצרים ישראלים מיהודה ושומרון, מזרח ירושלים ורמת הגולן, שייכנס לתוקפו בחודש הבא. הודעה על כך נמסרה הערב לשגרירות הולנד בישראל וכמובן גם לידידינו האמריקנים. הנציגים התבקשו לעזוב את ישראל תוך שבוע. המדיניות האנטי ישראלית של ממשלת הולנד מלווה בגל אנטישמיות וחרמות חסר תקדים במדינה זו. המסר שלנו ברור: מי שפועל נגד ישראל - לא תהיה לו דריסת רגל באזור. ישראל לא תאפשר צעדים נגדה ללא תגובה.

Dearest Hollywood (especially the Marvel cast), Marwan Barghouthi isn’t going anywhere. He will remain imprisoned or, even better, he will be executed for the murder of 5 people including a Druze police officer. Now F off.

If you just followed me, I: am a born Californian, proud of being American am not a pseudonym represent no entity have a family, human and felines write my posts live don't procure bots am a Jew who once lived in Israel on a kibbutz. speak toddler Hebrew advocate for Israel, western democracies and I fight against antisemitism am neither right nor left, but the lonely center. boost Zionists to raise our voices hate in/outgroups know that Zionists are not a monolith, yet we can civilly disagree and still stand together. 🇺🇸🇮🇱

“Free Palestine” is one of biggest scams in history.

Today, we lost a Holocaust survivor, a chazan, a friend and someone who celebrated his 100th birthday earlier this year, and was recognized by the community for his long service. May Hashem grant you an aliyah, Cantor Zachary Kutner.

Ahh main account is on a timeout for a week, so the rest were suspended, but I appealed, and managed to get this one back. I really want my @hawkeyex account back.

Jewish family’s reaction to the shooting at the Mosque in San Diego will surprise Muslims.