
Arsen Ostrovsky
@Ostrov_A • 396,474 subscribers
Human Rights Lawyer & Head of @AIJAC_Update Sydney Office, Survivor of Bondi Shooting, Recognized by Jerusalem Post as one of Top 50 Jewish Leaders in the World
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This Mad Men clip on Israel, Zionism and Utopia, is just perfect!
Arsen Ostrovsky634,676 views • 5 days ago

I will not dignify the sick & twisted lies of Bassem Yousef against me on Candace Owens show. Suffice to say, I don't find him amusing, nor will I lose any sleep that this vile individual will not be coming to Australia. Thank you Sharri Markson for shedding light on this.
Arsen Ostrovsky15,503 views • 1 day ago

I’m in Tel Aviv now, where an Iranian ballistic missile hit last night. As you can see, there is damage & debris all around. But you know what else I see? People already cleaning, helping, vowing to move on! The Iran regime seeks to destroy. Israel builds and creates!
Arsen Ostrovsky1,980,843 views • 1 year ago
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CNN’s Bianna Golodryga asks UN Women representative Sarah Hendriks: “Is there a reason you cannot specifically call out Hamas and the mounting evidence now over 7 weeks about the atrocities committed Oct 7th, because that’s the crux of the issue here, it's not just condemning sexual violence against women in general, but specifically what ocurred on October 7th, perpetrated by Hamas." Sarah could not even answer directly, but the reason is utter cowardice and because they believe that somehow the lives of Israeli women are worth less. After this shameful episode, UN Women agency has lost all legitimacy to exist!
Arsen Ostrovsky2,151,705 views • 2 years ago

I must say, after the horrific images we witnessed during the release of hostages today, I find it difficult to have any empathy for the ‘civilians’ of Gaza, given they are so indistinguishable from the savages of Hamas. They are no different to those who stormed on Oct 7th.
Arsen Ostrovsky1,226,908 views • 1 year ago

Extraordinary moral clarity from the British Defense Secretary here: "If that terrorist attack a month ago had been on Britain and 1,400 Brits had lost their lives, the idea that we wouldn't pursue the terrorist organization when we knew where they were and that anyone would tell Britain that we shouldn't do that, I think would be rather improbable and extraordinary, and therefore Israel do have a right to do that." He added "Israel are going out of their way to try and protect civilians [in Gaza]."
Arsen Ostrovsky1,966,042 views • 2 years ago