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No delegates walked out when the president of the regime in an Iran addressed the U.N. General Assembly. Only thunderous applause for the architects of medieval torture and unparalleled atrocity.
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Je ne sais pas qui a réalisé cette vidéo. Si quelqu’un le sait, qu’il l’écrive. C’est une vidéo glaçante, un message incontournable. Tout est dit avec une immense pudeur. Tout. Le pire.
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The genocide charge against Israel is a lie. It always has been. But there’s a purpose to the lie – and a reason that the Left dictates that its leaders repeat it, over and over again.
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I got arrested outside the UN for protesting against Bibi Netanyahu with Susan Sarandon, Hannah Einbinder and Elliot Page
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Well, you @AlanRMacLeod made a map which is not true. Slovenia did not participate in a “mass walkout”. Correct your map.
I made a map of the 77 countries that participated in a mass walkout at the United Nations before Benjamin Netanyahu's speech. What do you notice?
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I’m so tired of hearing about the Palestinians The only reason it’s even a thing is because it’s how the enemies of America stick it to us Which is why it’s an unsolvable conflict The only point is to divide Americans
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دولة الرئيس قلتم: نريد التوصل إلى وقف لإطلاق النار. 🔴 آن الاوان لاستفتاء شعبي على موضوع السلام مع إسرائيل. السلام v/s الهدنة. وليتحمل الشعب اللبناني نتائج خياراته سلباً او ايجاباً. انا اريد #السلام.
كلمتي أمام الجمعية العامة للأمم المتحدة النص الكامل: facebook.com/share/p/19jvuhj…
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Thanks, but I refuse to go after Moshe Rubenstein.
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The UAE is like a child born into a family of criminals. He grows up, breaks away, and builds a decent future for himself. The family hates that, because his very existence exposes what they are.
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The fight against antisemitism cannot be left for others to lead. Jews must take the lead in confronting antisemitism while building alliances along the way. Explore the Unite. Lead. Fight. tour: ULFtour.com
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U.S. Ambassador Michel Issa told MTV that the upcoming Rome round, originally scheduled for the first week of October, has been slightly postponed, with no new date finalized yet. He said complexities surrounding the Ali al-Taher file have delayed matters in the South and that changes are expected soon. Issa added that Hezbollah handing over its weapons would open the door to peace and that opportunities are being lost as long as it continues to retain them, noting that if the weapons are removed and Israel withdraws, there will be no need for UNIFIL.
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What Ed Miliband is doing here is atoning for the Balfour Declaration. Pox on him.
A year on from recognising the State of Palestine, we will continue to stand up for what is right.
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THE UN WALKOUT: A WINDOW INTO THE IDEOLOGICAL BATTLE OVER ZION Look at the flags in this photograph. Following Netanyahu's UN address, an image circulated showing 77 countries whose representatives reportedly departed or were absent. The circumstances of each delegation's absence are not all established. Even so, examining the religious and political backgrounds of the countries pictured opens a window onto a much older ideological conflict. The image brings together Muslim-majority nations, revolutionary Islamic governments, communist states, countries associated with socialism and governments descended from Marxist-influenced anti-colonial movements. Consider their different histories. Iran's governing ideology emerged from revolutionary Shia Islam, while Cuba remains Marxist-Leninist. Algeria's struggle for independence was shaped by revolutionary socialism. Syria's former Ba'athist socialist order has given way to a government headed by Ahmed al-Sharaa, whose background is in fundamentalist Sunni Islam. In Iraq, a Shia-led political system with substantial Iranian influence succeeded the Ba'athist regime. South Africa's ANC, meanwhile, has maintained historical ties with the South African Communist Party. These countries do not share one political system or religious outlook. Their ideological histories, however, contain important areas of convergence. The Cold War helps explain some of those connections. The Soviet Union established relationships with Arab nationalist governments and revolutionary Palestinian organizations, situating the Palestinian cause within the international politics of anti-imperialism. Later, Iran's Islamic Revolution produced another revolutionary movement in which religiously based opposition to Israel became a defining political commitment. Marxist and revolutionary Islamic approaches to Zionism begin from profoundly different premises. Marxist movements have interpreted it through anti-imperialism, colonialism and national liberation. Revolutionary Islamic movements have developed their opposition through particular religious interpretations. Despite these differences, opposition to Zionism has occupied a significant position within both political traditions. Beneath these political arguments lies a disagreement over the future of human society. Marxism envisages history moving through revolution toward a new social order. Revolutionary political Islam grounds its proposed political and social order in religion. The Judeo-Christian biblical tradition offers a different account of covenant, redemption, history and Jerusalem's significance. From this historical and theological perspective, Zion cannot be understood solely as a question of borders. The conflict also encompasses fundamentally different views of reality, moral authority, political legitimacy and humanity's destiny. Nor are these disputes limited to Israel or the Middle East. They also appear in the United States and other Western societies, where disagreements about religious belief, national identity, institutions and the foundations of Western civilization continue to unfold. Some delegations in the photograph fall outside the Islamic and Marxist traditions. Their governments may primarily cite the Gaza war, international law or Palestinian self-determination when explaining their positions. Yet the historical connections among several of the countries pictured illustrate how older ideological movements continue to influence contemporary opposition to Zionism. Jerusalem is where many of these competing religious beliefs, national ambitions, historical understandings and visions of the future meet. What happened at the UN was a single event. The ideological and spiritual conflicts visible through it have a much longer history, reaching well beyond the walls of the General Assembly.
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"I call for the release of Marwan Barghouti. Only a mass murderer has the street cred to lead the Palestinians."
I am calling for the release of Marwan Bhargouti from Israeli prison.
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Argentina's President Javier Milei: I am grateful for the possibility that Trump and Netanyahu have given me to be part of their circle of friends and partners. They are the two great heroes of humanity at this moment
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For a while I thought that @DrSamirGeagea was more Saudi 🇸🇦 and @YoussefRaggi more Washington 🇺🇸, but they're both watermelons 🍉✌️🇵🇸
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I completely second Zvika's feeling. Israelis need to hear a day after vision for the country.
Prime Minister Netanyahu, The Jerusalem Post has been asking to interview you for three years. After last night’s UN speech, I have a few questions. You defended Israel forcefully. Even skeptics in our friends’ WhatsApp group gave you credit. Your English, your command of history, your ability to hold an audience: all were on display. Then a friend asked why you don’t speak to Israelis this way. In Hebrew. Explain your vision. Tell us where we’re going. I went back to your previous UN speeches. In 2024, you described what an agreement with Saudi Arabia could achieve. Last year, you discussed talks with Syria and Lebanon and expanding the Abraham Accords. This time, I wanted to hear more about the agreements you hope to reach. After three years of war, Israelis deserve to hear what opportunities you believe our military achievements have created, what you’re prepared to do to pursue them, and what you expect the rest of us to carry. That conversation should include people who disagree with you. They also serve, raise children here and worry about this country. They deserve answers, including to the follow-up questions. Mr. Prime Minister, the invitation stands. We can even do it in English.
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"Safeguarding UNRWA" 🤦‍♂️ It gives me vicarious embarrassment.
On the margins of the 81st session of the UN General Assembly in New York, I took part in a series of high-level ministerial meetings. I attended a meeting convened by Jordan, Spain and Brazil on safeguarding UNRWA, protecting its humanitarian work and upholding the mandate given to it by the UN General Assembly. I also joined the second ministerial meeting of the Rome Coalition on Fertilizers and Food Security, which focused on the growing challenges to global food security, particularly in light of tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, the Red Sea and the Black Sea.
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One country. A thousand journeys. From the Mediterranean shores of Tel Aviv, Jaffa and Caesarea to the Red Sea in Eilat. From the still waters of the Dead Sea to Jerusalem, the Galilee and the Golan Heights. Ancient. Modern. Beautiful. Unforgettable. Visit Israel. 🇮🇱
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