Prof.of Physics, MIT; Weizmann Institute, Israel. Active in '70s in a Zionist group in Russia, arrested, sentenced to 2 years in Gulag. Time to be active again.

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“A building that detonates after it’s hit wasn’t a home that got in the way. It was a weapons factory that happened to have a family registered at the address.” America would never apologize for hitting such targets. If our enemy complained, we’d invite him to surrender.
The accusation is always the building. The building is the evidence. Israel has been accused, for three years, of destroying apartment blocks in Gaza and in southern Lebanon as if a concrete shell were the target and the people inside it were the point. Watch what happens after the strike. This is the part that the mainstream media never shows. The first blast is the munition that hit the building. What follows is the building answering back. A fire that doesn’t die down. A second detonation that is larger than the first. Rockets and burning propellant leaving the roofline in arcs, which is what stored munitions do when they cook off, and what an empty apartment doesn’t do. That’s the part the accusation leaves out. A home simply doesn’t throw secondary explosions. A school doesn’t vent rocket trails out of its own roof. A mosque doesn’t burn for a minute after the impact because the impact itself has already happened. The fire you are looking at is the inventory. Hamas and Hezbollah spent years putting that inventory under the rooms they then called civilian, and the strike is what made the inventory visible. The same governments and the same desks that counted every damaged facade never counted what was inside it. They filmed the smoke and stopped the footage before the cook-off, because the cook-off ruins the scripted report. A building that detonates after it’s hit wasn’t a home that got in the way. It was a weapons factory that happened to have a family registered at the address.
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WOW WOW WOW, an incredible amount of Jews went to the Nova massacre grounds to pray and sing for the last day of Sukkot today Just incredible!! @DocumentIsrael
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Francia ya reconoció a "Palestina". Ahora está conociendo a los palestinos y a los propalestinos. TODA TRAICIÓN SE PAGA EN ESTA VIDA. MERCÍ. Vídeo: @DrEliDavid
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Sabine Taasa’s husband Gil and 17-year-old son Or were murdered by Hamas. At the Dutch premiere of the NAZA “documentary”, she was booed, insulted and thrown out. This was her speech outside the cinema and her warning to the West!
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The UN confirmed that Hamas committed sexual violence, including rape, gang rape, and sexualized torture of Israeli women during the October 7 massacre. Hamas also sexually violated DEAD BODIES.
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Antisemitism is not a relic of the past—and America is not immune. As Princeton University’s Robert P. George warns, the resurgence of antisemitism in the United States echoes a darkness many hoped had been left behind in Europe. History teaches us what can happen when hatred of Jews is normalized, excused, or ignored. Confronting antisemitism requires recognizing it clearly and refusing to give it a place in our communities. Silence is not the answer.
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URGENT: Hamas is waging a campaign of incitement against a new children’s initiative in Gaza that provides food, healthcare, and a decent education to thousands of children. The Gaza Children’s Village was established in Deir El-Balah in 2025 by Palestinian-American neurosurgeon David Hassan. In addition to providing food aid, tents, tarps, and basic household goods to families of children who attend its programs, it provides traumatised children with health care and counselling as well as education. Thousands of parents and children are benefiting from these free services, and thousands more await its expansion so that they too can participate. Apparently, Hamas views this phenomenon as a threat. That is why over the past few days, Hamas surrogates have begun to vilify the Gazan Children’s Villages to their hundreds of thousands of local followers on social media. They warn that Hamas-affiliated teachers who apply for jobs are not being hired. They denounce the initiative for admitting a 13-year-old Palestinian girl who had been expelled from another school for refusing to wear a hijab. They also demonise the Gaza Children’s Village by levelling charges which, to Hamas followers, qualify as grounds to murder the school’s personnel. These include the claim that the school advocates “normalisation” with Israel; that it teaches “tolerance, respect for differences, conflict resolution, and peaceful coexistence with children from Israel”; and that the philanthropists who donate to it include some diaspora Jews and Israelis. Palestinians know well where such posts lead. After Hamas surrogates begin to publish them, massive Hamas platforms such as “Radi” (Deterrence) and “Imsik ‘Amil” (Catch a Collaborator) repost them. These outlets serve in turn as hit lists for Hamas’s armed, so-called “Arrow Unit,” which bears responsibility for abducting, torturing, and murdering designated enemies. As a Palestinian who cares about the future of Gaza, I fully support Gaza Children’s Village. It is exactly what Gazans need to rejuvenate their society, and undo the ruin Hamas brought over 20 years of control over Gaza. The claim that the organisation supports engaging Israelis, moreover, only furthers its value: Israel and its people are the Palestinians’ neighbours, they are not going anywhere, and their buy-in and support for rebuilding the strip will be absolutely crucial to achieve success. So the moment I witnessed Hamas attacking this initiative, I made a donation to Gaza Children’s Village and wrote this post to raise alarms. I hope everyone around the world who considers themselves pro-Palestinian will also offer their support. In particular, I hope the United States and all its allies including Qatar and Turkey upon whom Hamas relies for sustenance will do their part as well to send a clear message to Hamas that its campaign against Gazan children and parents will not stand. x.com/PeaceComCenter/status/…
“Victory isn’t violence and death … it’s building a school.” Thousands of Gazan children receive healthcare and a decent education through Gaza Children’s Village in Deir al-Balah. For the venture's Palestinian, Israeli, and int'l supporters, it proves that hope can triumph over hate. @JusoorNews WATCH:
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RT @sapinker: Three Accusations against Israel: Apartheid, Settler Colonialism, and Genocide. Are they historically accurate, or just moral…
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They had the boy down on the table with broken tiles arranged around him so the shot would read as a child pulled from a collapsed roof, and the second the take was finished he stood up, grinned, and let the men around him laugh and fix his hoodie. One of them is still talking about the table, because the table is the set, and the set has to be reset before the next camera arrives. A child who has just been buried under a roof doesn’t get up, smile at the crew, and wait while they argue about the prop. The tiles were placed. The pose was directed. The grief was for the lens, and the moment the lens was done the grief was done with it. That’s the part the Western broadcast never shows you, because the finished video is the only product that travels. The boy is fine. The men are laughing. The table is being moved for the next scene. That’s what the footage looks like once the performance ends and the people who made it stop pretending the camera is still rolling. Video Credit: @PalestineloveIL
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Lots of photos circulated this week showing destruction in Gaza where combat was fiercest, consequence of the urban battlefield Hamas created. Missing from the photos is Gaza City and other areas left mostly untouched. A Gazan recently posted this image of Al-Rimal in Gaza City.
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The Palestinians have rejected a state of their own more times than any national movement in modern history. 1937 — Peel: a Jewish state on a sliver of the coast. Arab leadership said no and turned back to violence. 1947 — UN partition plan: an Arab state beside a Jewish state. The Arab Higher Committee said no, started a civil war, and then five Arab armies invaded. 2000 — Camp David: a Palestinian state with a capital in eastern Jerusalem. Arafat walked, proposed no counteroffer, and launched the Second Intifada. 2001 — Clinton Parameters: a Palestinian state with a capital in eastern Jerusalem, 96% of the "West Bank" plus 4% of Israel, all of Gaza and a connecting corridor. Arafat said no as the Second Intifada raged. 2008 — Olmert: 94% of the “West Bank” plus land swaps to make up for the other 6%, a capital in East Jerusalem, and the Old City under an international committee. The PA, this time under Abbas, never even bothered to answer. 2020 — Trump’s plan: a Palestinian state, a capital in a part of East Jerusalem, and $50 billion in economic aid to build their country. Abbas called it the “slap of the century” in 2018, two years before the text existed. On the day it was released, he said “a thousand times no.” He refused Trump’s call and refused to even take a copy. They do not keep saying no because the borders were wrong. They keep saying no because the real demand is not a state beside Israel. It is a state instead of Israel.
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IDF: 170 Gazans presented as journalists were terror operatives. 118 served in Hamas’s military wing and 49 in Palestinian Islamic Jihad, while 17 participated in the Oct. 7 massacre. jns.org/news/israel-news/idf…
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One of the film's central distortions is its deliberate, conflation of distinct steps: locating a person through intelligence, establishing a military target, estimating possible civilian harm, planning the strike, approving it, and carrying it out yairmiron.com/media/yair-mir…
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Those amazing and heroic Israelis. An averted catastrophe in the air shows how the Jewish state chooses life, while Britain and the West are embracing a culture of death. jns.org/opinion/column/melan…
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This is an excellent, detailed, point-by-point deconstruction of all the many, many, many important things NAZA gets wrong, written by someone with actual knowledge of the systems. yairmiron.com/media/yair-mir…
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🔴 Israël 🇮🇱 | « NAZA: The Real Story » est sorti. Le contre-documentaire qui s’attaque au film biaisé contre Tsahal Des silhouettes anonymes, des voix déformées et une accusation à charge contre Tsahal ont suffi à séduire Venise. Le contre-documentaire remet dans le cadre ce que ce récit laisse de côté, les méthodes du Hamas, ses installations au milieu des civils et les contraintes imposées aux soldats israéliens. Enregistrements déclassifiés, images de combat, documents saisis au Hamas et officiers témoignant à visage découvert  Voilà de quoi confronter les accusations mensongères à des éléments concrets. Un film à voir et à partager. 👉 nazadocumentary.com/film #Israël #Hamas #Gaza #NazaTheRealStory
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Seven seconds. That’s all it takes to explain the entire conflict. And it came straight from the mouth of a Palestinian Arab. Watch. He doesn’t bother with the charade. He isn’t talking about settlements, or a checkpoint, or an armistice line drawn in 1967. He says that in his religion, in the Quran, it is forbidden for the Jews to have their own land. Read that again and again. In the Quran, it is forbidden for the Jews to have their own land. That’s the conflict. Everything else is insignificant. A two-state solution requires both peoples to accept that the other one has a right to exist as itself. Jews have spent a century offering that, and the offers were rejected every single time because it included a Jewish state that would remain a Jewish state. The rejection wasn’t a negotiating tactic. It was the whole doctrine. Accepting that the Jews as a people have their own land would mean accepting that Jews are equal and not a subservient population under Islam, and that is the part Islam won’t grant. The choice he leaves is the old one. Subservience, or death. You can argue maps for another century. He already told you that the map isn’t the objection. The objection is that the Jews are on it as owners and equals. H/T @AskProjectYT
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On his Making Sense podcast, philosopher, neuroscientist, and author Sam Harris explains that the “famine in Gaza” narrative was a hoax. Famine has a specific definition. Under the IPC framework, it requires extreme food insecurity, widespread child malnutrition, and at least two non-trauma deaths per 10,000 people every day. In Gaza, that mortality threshold would equal roughly 420 starvation deaths daily. Yet the Palestinian Authority's own statistics reported 66 total starvation deaths by July 2025. A study of COGAT aid deliveries also found that food entering Gaza frequently exceeded the humanitarian minimum of 2,100 calories per person per day. Gaza never met the famine threshold. So the standard was lowered in order to fabricate one.
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