Irish Jew - Reporting straight from the coalmine. Anti-antizionist - free Palestine from Hamas!
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Israel has existed for 80 years. It's weird that we still consider modern Zionism as the original definition of the “right to self determination in our homeland”. It already exists.
Ben Shapiro put it well. Modern Zionism is the belief that Israel should not be exterminated. This definition is not only more accurate for this day and age, but it also shows clearly how antizionism is inherently a hate movement.
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Dan 🇮🇪 ✡️ retweeted
Well said, the Irish players are showing immense bravery in this situation and no doubt will do our nation proud.
As an Irish Jew, I've run out of words to describe the tension in Ireland over this football match. With all this noise, I want to be clear: please do not show hostility towards the Irish players, regardless of their political stances.
We have had a mass bullying and harassment campaign against these players for months now. Not just by the fringes, but by official Ireland. Including politicians and MSM.
So-called 'activists' have shared photos of players demonizing them just for playing football against Israel. They've had antizionists breaking into hotel grounds screaming at them with speeches from a relative of Ismail Haniyeh on the megaphone.
The antizionists have bullied pubs for saying they're showing the match, they've bullied FAI members with photos shared around saying they're 'complicit to genocide', including photos of them having dinner. The media have non stop platformed anyone who wants to add to the hatred directed at our players and FAI staff.
These footballers are athletes, not politicians. They are at the pinnacle of their careers, and should never have been pushed into this political minefield.
The sacrifice they're making by playing this match is immense and cannot be understated. I have no doubt they'll be absolutely demonised by many on their return. Irish antizionists are vicious, they operate with a sense of moral infallibility and therefore feel justified in horrible abusive behavior towards anyone they deem politically impure.
With all this in mind, I urge you all to show sportsmanship. Let political differences be political differences and treat the Irish players (and obviously all players) with respect.
Do not add to the hatred directed towards them. The sacrifice they're making for the sake of playing football is something to be admired and respected.
And I ask my followers, including people outside Ireland and especially in Israel, to share this post or put it in your own words and share the message!
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Dan 🇮🇪 ✡️ retweeted
Absolutely mystified by the frenzy into which we’ve whipped ourselves? It’s an aspect of the Irish people that leaves me stumped. And the press, utterly unquestioning of the genocide tropes, no balanced inquiry, no unbiased reporting. This must be what motivates a lynch mob.
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Couldnt be better said , Dan:
Irish antizionists are vicious, they operate with a sense of moral infallibility and therefore feel justified in horrible abusive behavior towards anyone they deem politically impure.
As an Irish Jew, I've run out of words to describe the tension in Ireland over this football match. With all this noise, I want to be clear: please do not show hostility towards the Irish players, regardless of their political stances.
We have had a mass bullying and harassment campaign against these players for months now. Not just by the fringes, but by official Ireland. Including politicians and MSM.
So-called 'activists' have shared photos of players demonizing them just for playing football against Israel. They've had antizionists breaking into hotel grounds screaming at them with speeches from a relative of Ismail Haniyeh on the megaphone.
The antizionists have bullied pubs for saying they're showing the match, they've bullied FAI members with photos shared around saying they're 'complicit to genocide', including photos of them having dinner. The media have non stop platformed anyone who wants to add to the hatred directed at our players and FAI staff.
These footballers are athletes, not politicians. They are at the pinnacle of their careers, and should never have been pushed into this political minefield.
The sacrifice they're making by playing this match is immense and cannot be understated. I have no doubt they'll be absolutely demonised by many on their return. Irish antizionists are vicious, they operate with a sense of moral infallibility and therefore feel justified in horrible abusive behavior towards anyone they deem politically impure.
With all this in mind, I urge you all to show sportsmanship. Let political differences be political differences and treat the Irish players (and obviously all players) with respect.
Do not add to the hatred directed towards them. The sacrifice they're making for the sake of playing football is something to be admired and respected.
And I ask my followers, including people outside Ireland and especially in Israel, to share this post or put it in your own words and share the message!
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Dan 🇮🇪 ✡️ retweeted
To anyone in Irish or not. Remember sports is about healing divides not creating them. Also If Be Kind means anything to you. You shouldn't be putting pressure on anyone for just doing their job. The mental health issues this could cause the players isn't worth your purity test.
As an Irish Jew, I've run out of words to describe the tension in Ireland over this football match. With all this noise, I want to be clear: please do not show hostility towards the Irish players, regardless of their political stances.
We have had a mass bullying and harassment campaign against these players for months now. Not just by the fringes, but by official Ireland. Including politicians and MSM.
So-called 'activists' have shared photos of players demonizing them just for playing football against Israel. They've had antizionists breaking into hotel grounds screaming at them with speeches from a relative of Ismail Haniyeh on the megaphone.
The antizionists have bullied pubs for saying they're showing the match, they've bullied FAI members with photos shared around saying they're 'complicit to genocide', including photos of them having dinner. The media have non stop platformed anyone who wants to add to the hatred directed at our players and FAI staff.
These footballers are athletes, not politicians. They are at the pinnacle of their careers, and should never have been pushed into this political minefield.
The sacrifice they're making by playing this match is immense and cannot be understated. I have no doubt they'll be absolutely demonised by many on their return. Irish antizionists are vicious, they operate with a sense of moral infallibility and therefore feel justified in horrible abusive behavior towards anyone they deem politically impure.
With all this in mind, I urge you all to show sportsmanship. Let political differences be political differences and treat the Irish players (and obviously all players) with respect.
Do not add to the hatred directed towards them. The sacrifice they're making for the sake of playing football is something to be admired and respected.
And I ask my followers, including people outside Ireland and especially in Israel, to share this post or put it in your own words and share the message!
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Dan 🇮🇪 ✡️ retweeted
‘These footballers are athletes, not politicians. They are at the pinnacle of their careers, and should never have been pushed into this political minefield.
The sacrifice they're making by playing this match is immense and cannot be understated. I have no doubt they'll be absolutely demonised by many on their return. Irish antizionists are vicious, they operate with a sense of moral infallibility and therefore feel justified in horrible abusive behavior towards anyone they deem politically impure.
With all this in mind, I urge you all to show sportsmanship. Let political differences be political differences and treat the Irish players (and obviously all players) with respect.
Do not add to the hatred directed towards them. The sacrifice they're making for the sake of playing football is something to be admired and respected.’
As an Irish Jew, I've run out of words to describe the tension in Ireland over this football match. With all this noise, I want to be clear: please do not show hostility towards the Irish players, regardless of their political stances.
We have had a mass bullying and harassment campaign against these players for months now. Not just by the fringes, but by official Ireland. Including politicians and MSM.
So-called 'activists' have shared photos of players demonizing them just for playing football against Israel. They've had antizionists breaking into hotel grounds screaming at them with speeches from a relative of Ismail Haniyeh on the megaphone.
The antizionists have bullied pubs for saying they're showing the match, they've bullied FAI members with photos shared around saying they're 'complicit to genocide', including photos of them having dinner. The media have non stop platformed anyone who wants to add to the hatred directed at our players and FAI staff.
These footballers are athletes, not politicians. They are at the pinnacle of their careers, and should never have been pushed into this political minefield.
The sacrifice they're making by playing this match is immense and cannot be understated. I have no doubt they'll be absolutely demonised by many on their return. Irish antizionists are vicious, they operate with a sense of moral infallibility and therefore feel justified in horrible abusive behavior towards anyone they deem politically impure.
With all this in mind, I urge you all to show sportsmanship. Let political differences be political differences and treat the Irish players (and obviously all players) with respect.
Do not add to the hatred directed towards them. The sacrifice they're making for the sake of playing football is something to be admired and respected.
And I ask my followers, including people outside Ireland and especially in Israel, to share this post or put it in your own words and share the message!
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Dan 🇮🇪 ✡️ retweeted
‘That’s not a good feeling to have that pressure from your own people.’
The intimidation of our own players, stoked by the media and engaged in by politicians, is a national disgrace.
'The players feel like they are doing something wrong by playing this game from the people of Ireland. That's not a good feeling to have that pressure from your own people. We are playing because it is the rules, not because we support anything that has happened in Gaza'.
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Dan 🇮🇪 ✡️ retweeted
It is unambiguously good that the bullying campaign against Irish players has failed, even though it does appear to have opened needless division in the squad.
Hopefully they can play well now and do themselves - not their "fans" - proud.
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Dan 🇮🇪 ✡️ retweeted
Stand with Dan. Seas le Dan.
As an Irish Jew, I've run out of words to describe the tension in Ireland over this football match. With all this noise, I want to be clear: please do not show hostility towards the Irish players, regardless of their political stances.
We have had a mass bullying and harassment campaign against these players for months now. Not just by the fringes, but by official Ireland. Including politicians and MSM.
So-called 'activists' have shared photos of players demonizing them just for playing football against Israel. They've had antizionists breaking into hotel grounds screaming at them with speeches from a relative of Ismail Haniyeh on the megaphone.
The antizionists have bullied pubs for saying they're showing the match, they've bullied FAI members with photos shared around saying they're 'complicit to genocide', including photos of them having dinner. The media have non stop platformed anyone who wants to add to the hatred directed at our players and FAI staff.
These footballers are athletes, not politicians. They are at the pinnacle of their careers, and should never have been pushed into this political minefield.
The sacrifice they're making by playing this match is immense and cannot be understated. I have no doubt they'll be absolutely demonised by many on their return. Irish antizionists are vicious, they operate with a sense of moral infallibility and therefore feel justified in horrible abusive behavior towards anyone they deem politically impure.
With all this in mind, I urge you all to show sportsmanship. Let political differences be political differences and treat the Irish players (and obviously all players) with respect.
Do not add to the hatred directed towards them. The sacrifice they're making for the sake of playing football is something to be admired and respected.
And I ask my followers, including people outside Ireland and especially in Israel, to share this post or put it in your own words and share the message!
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Dan 🇮🇪 ✡️ retweeted
Just checking in on Ireland's Newspaper of Record.
Taking it well, as per.
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Dan 🇮🇪 ✡️ retweeted
Such an accurate post. Shame on the #stopthegame bullies
As an Irish Jew, I've run out of words to describe the tension in Ireland over this football match. With all this noise, I want to be clear: please do not show hostility towards the Irish players, regardless of their political stances.
We have had a mass bullying and harassment campaign against these players for months now. Not just by the fringes, but by official Ireland. Including politicians and MSM.
So-called 'activists' have shared photos of players demonizing them just for playing football against Israel. They've had antizionists breaking into hotel grounds screaming at them with speeches from a relative of Ismail Haniyeh on the megaphone.
The antizionists have bullied pubs for saying they're showing the match, they've bullied FAI members with photos shared around saying they're 'complicit to genocide', including photos of them having dinner. The media have non stop platformed anyone who wants to add to the hatred directed at our players and FAI staff.
These footballers are athletes, not politicians. They are at the pinnacle of their careers, and should never have been pushed into this political minefield.
The sacrifice they're making by playing this match is immense and cannot be understated. I have no doubt they'll be absolutely demonised by many on their return. Irish antizionists are vicious, they operate with a sense of moral infallibility and therefore feel justified in horrible abusive behavior towards anyone they deem politically impure.
With all this in mind, I urge you all to show sportsmanship. Let political differences be political differences and treat the Irish players (and obviously all players) with respect.
Do not add to the hatred directed towards them. The sacrifice they're making for the sake of playing football is something to be admired and respected.
And I ask my followers, including people outside Ireland and especially in Israel, to share this post or put it in your own words and share the message!
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As an Irish Jew, I've run out of words to describe the tension in Ireland over this football match. With all this noise, I want to be clear: please do not show hostility towards the Irish players, regardless of their political stances.
We have had a mass bullying and harassment campaign against these players for months now. Not just by the fringes, but by official Ireland. Including politicians and MSM.
So-called 'activists' have shared photos of players demonizing them just for playing football against Israel. They've had antizionists breaking into hotel grounds screaming at them with speeches from a relative of Ismail Haniyeh on the megaphone.
The antizionists have bullied pubs for saying they're showing the match, they've bullied FAI members with photos shared around saying they're 'complicit to genocide', including photos of them having dinner. The media have non stop platformed anyone who wants to add to the hatred directed at our players and FAI staff.
These footballers are athletes, not politicians. They are at the pinnacle of their careers, and should never have been pushed into this political minefield.
The sacrifice they're making by playing this match is immense and cannot be understated. I have no doubt they'll be absolutely demonised by many on their return. Irish antizionists are vicious, they operate with a sense of moral infallibility and therefore feel justified in horrible abusive behavior towards anyone they deem politically impure.
With all this in mind, I urge you all to show sportsmanship. Let political differences be political differences and treat the Irish players (and obviously all players) with respect.
Do not add to the hatred directed towards them. The sacrifice they're making for the sake of playing football is something to be admired and respected.
And I ask my followers, including people outside Ireland and especially in Israel, to share this post or put it in your own words and share the message!
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Dan 🇮🇪 ✡️ retweeted
If the Irish football team doesn't play Israel it will not be because of any political stance on their parts.
It will be because of the power of the mob. Fear of the mob.
As we have been finding out for some years now, the "be kind" people are violent, relentless, threatening.
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Amnesty Ireland was founded by a literal Nazi. It's no coincidence they're still obsessed with the Jews enough to suddenly become football correspondents.
Gavin Bazunu indicates that he doesn’t want to play in the Israel game - what happens next? independent.ie/sport/soccer/… “This courage of Gavin Bazunu inspires us all. And with courage comes hope - dont underestimate how much that means to Gaza.” Stephen Bowen, Amnesty Ireland
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Dan 🇮🇪 ✡️ retweeted
This is so fake. Here's what a real fatal gunshot to the head by a high velocity round looks like in an x-ray. The force of the bullet destroys much of the skull and facial bones, leaving behind multiple fractures and large areas where bone structure is completely gone. Bone and metal are seen throughout the head, showing how the bullet shatters on impact and spreads debris through brain tissue. A gunshot to the head doesn’t cause localized drama, the shockwave from the impact damages internal cranial structures, causing death.
This is what you would expect to see from a "sniper shot to the head" if such a thing were happening in Palestine. It is not. The x-ray he offers is literally just a bullet placed over someone's face.
114 children all with single sniper shots to the head.
Some as young as 5 years old.
Read that again.
They're "hunting" children for fun.
#StopTheGame
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There’s been a lot of talk recently
Plenty of accounts have decided that they’re not covering Sundays fixture against Isreal.
Well, I can now confirm that following
absolutely no thought, consideration or care….
Our match coverage will continue as normal! #COYBIG 🇮🇪
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Mannix's statement exposes so clearly how the denial antisemitism has become so prevelant in society in Ireland.
You can be as virulently antisemitic as you'd like, once you don't say the word ‘Jew’.
“During the Herzog Park debate, councillors spoke of an "Israeli lobby" supposedly giving "instructions" to senior Irish politicians, a "full court press by the Zionist lobby", and even suggested that Israeli intelligence was behind communications with Dublin City Council”
Anyone with half a brain can see how this mirrors classical antisemitism both in tone and in malicious intent. But you'll get away with it in Ireland because it doesn't contain the J word.
Another thing to add, Mannix says:
“It [the report] fails to identify who was responsible for councillors not getting correct legal advice that led to this massive reputational damage.”
The legal advice didn't lead to massive reputational damage, arguably it saved Ireland from reputational damage. Attempting to erase Irish Jewish history caused massive reputational damage. As it should.
Dublin City Councillor, Mannix Flynn calls the allegations of antisemitism surrounding the Herzog Park affair “scurrilous”.
That is a remarkably convenient way to avoid confronting what was actually said at the @DubCityCouncil meeting last December 2025. Yet again, an elected official is lecturing the Jewish community on the definition of antisemitism.
Criticism of Israel is not antisemitism. The old antisemitic trope of Jewish power and hidden influence, and calling for the destruction of the state of Israel is something else entirely. These examples are explicitly referred to in the IHRA definition of antisemitism to which the Irish Government is a signatory.
During the Herzog Park debate, councillors spoke of an “Israeli lobby” supposedly giving “instructions” to senior Irish politicians, a “full court press by the Zionist lobby”, and even suggested that Israeli intelligence was behind communications with Dublin City Council.
These are not criticisms of Israeli policy. They are allegations of covert influence and political control, precisely the kind of conspiracy theory that is promoted by antisemites.
And the consequences are not abstract: A campaign centred on Israel and Chaim Herzog was brought into the heart of Dublin's Jewish community, causing profound hurt and isolation. The Council's own subsequent report now acknowledges the “deep division” caused by the affair.
So before dismissing accusations of antisemitism as “scurrilous”, perhaps Mr Flynn should consider the language used by some of his fellow councillors, how it demonises Jews and its impact on a tiny community living in Ireland.
Calling out antisemitic tropes is not scurrilous. Casually dismissing antisemitism by those who do not recognise it, nor feels its effects is scurrilous.
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Dan 🇮🇪 ✡️ retweeted
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The Jew-hate in Ireland is relentless.
@ClareCoCo this man seems to be a Hitler enthusiast and a vile antisemite. It seems he is under your employment as a firefighter. Do you condone his online Jew-hate?
cc: @MichealMartinTD
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Dan 🇮🇪 ✡️ retweeted
Reposting this ... for reasons
Amnesty Ireland : The case of Nazi agent Helmut Clissmann
In 1934, German scholar Helmut Clissmann was sent to Ireland to foster academic exchange programs between Ireland and Nazi Germany. In 1938, he married Elizabeth 'Budge' Mulcahy.
While in Ireland, Clissmann fostered ties with the IRA. During WW2, Clissmann became a Nazi agent. He was imprisoned by the British for several years after the war. Eventually, Irish Minister for Foreign Affairs Seán MacBride intervened and granted Clissmann permission to settle in Ireland permanently.
Clissmann went on to become a pharmaceutical executive and the founder of Amnesty Ireland
See: independent.ie/regionals/sli…
irishtimes.com/news/death-of…
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