This was an emotional interview for me to do. @joshxhowie saw my mood was quite different as he greeted me into the studio. I think what he saw was my deep shame at what the Green Party had become and I felt particularly assailed by it because he as a Jew was most directly impacted by it. It still feels raw what has happened today. What's genuinely terrifying is the idea that members of a political association have organised intensely for the best part of a year to drive this antisemitic motion through and they were facilitated if not encouraged throughout. They did not take no for an answer in Spring and the short-termist sabotage tactics of the Party elites did not work a second time. Instead the internal opposition was too little too late and could never have been effective for the primary reason that groupthink intransigence had already been baked in. The Green Party is an actual danger to Jews. They are an actual danger to society. It's said the road to hell is paved with good intentions, I'm not even sure of the good intentions at this point. @GBNEWS

I kid you not 😳

I am calling for the release of Marwan Bhargouti from Israeli prison.

Canadian journalist goes to Israel… and the two-state dream dies on the spot. 🇨🇦🇮🇱 Standing on the border, she points to an Israeli military hospital treating Syrian women — ages 8 to 80 — who were raped by ISIS. Then she drops the truth bomb: “I came here believing in the two-state solution. I really did. I’m at a point now where I frankly do not.” “The only way this tiny piece of land stays free… is if Israelis are in control of it.” Because if you hand any of it to the PLO or Hamas — it will look exactly like Syria. Sometimes the most powerful pro-Israel voices aren’t Israeli. They’re the ones who actually showed up and opened their eyes. 👀🔥

כל האמת על ״הנטישה״ בזמן נאום נתניהו באו״ם שתקשורת התבהלה חגגה:

Before calling for Marwan Barghouti's release, @RoKhanna should watch this footage to know why Marwan is serving five life sentences. Tel Aviv. March 5, 2002. It's shortly after 2 AM. The Seafood Market restaurant is still packed for "Mediterranean Night." Irit Rahamim is there with her friends celebrating her bachelorette party. She's supposed to get married the next day. Then Ibrahim Hassouna arrives, armed with an M16 assault rifle, hand grenades and a knife. He opens fire from a pedestrian bridge overlooking the crowded restaurants, then moves toward the Seafood Market, continuing to shoot. He throws two grenades toward people fleeing the restaurant, but neither explodes. He enters the restaurant and continues shooting and stabbing people. Inside, people are screaming and diving under tables. An Israeli American eyewitness later describes men and women clinging to each other "for dear life." Rahamim calls her fiancé, believing she's about to die and will never see him again. One of the patrons, William Hazan, is stabbed in the back. He manages to pull out his gun and fires at the attacker. Hazan later tells Israel Radio that he shot and killed him, although police also report confronting and shooting the gunman. The footage you're watching shows the aftermath. Shattered restaurant windows. Bodies lying outside, some covered in plastic sheets. A wounded person being rushed away on a stretcher. Ambulances leaving the scene while armed police search the area for additional attackers. Three people were murdered. Yosef Habi, 52. Eli Dahan, 53. Salim Barakat, 33, a Druze Israeli police officer who confronted the attacker. Another 31 people were wounded. The Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigades, affiliated with Yasser Arafat's Fatah movement, claimed responsibility for the massacre. An Israeli civilian court convicted Marwan Barghouti for his role in all three murders. Evidence presented during his trial indicated that he had approved the operation but requested that it take place in the West Bank rather than inside Israel. And the Seafood Market terror attack accounted for only three of his five murder convictions. Yoela Chen was a 45 year old mother of two. In January 2002, she was traveling to a family wedding when gunmen opened fire near Givat Ze'ev, killing her and wounding her aunt. Barghouti was also convicted for his role in her murder. Father Georgios Tsibouktzakis was a Greek Orthodox monk from St. George's Monastery. In June 2001, he was shot dead while driving on the Jerusalem to Ma'ale Adumim road. Barghouti was convicted for his role in that murder too. Yosef Habi. Eli Dahan. Salim Barakat. Yoela Chen. Father Georgios Tsibouktzakis. Five people with names, families and lives that ended in attacks for which Marwan Barghouti was convicted. Five murder convictions. Five life sentences, plus another 40 years. Today, Congressman Ro Khanna called for Marwan Barghouti's release. Continued below 👇 1/2