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Our mission at Project Max is to combat racism, antisemitism, & intolerance through sports. Unfortunately, Deni Avdija has experienced all three firsthand at an increasing & alarming rate simply because of his faith & where he was born. All that should matter is Deni’s skill in playing the sport...

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“Deni Avdija is NOT the Problem” I get it. You hate Jews, and therefore you hate Israel. You pretend it’s only about Israel’s actions… and then you take joy in Deni Avdija getting his tooth chipped. You revel in Stephon Castle’s blatant unsportsmanlike conduct… but sure, it’s just about Israel’s actions. This has been the theme all season for Deni and the Portland Trail Blazers. Hell, even his teammate Jerami Grant wore a terrorist scarf (keffiyeh) before posting his team’s worst plus/minus in Game 1. So even the guys who are supposed to have his back are in on it. Just because he’s Jewish. Not because he’s Israeli, but because he’s Jewish… and good. That’s the main issue. If he sucked, people would still care, but there wouldn’t be this murderous jubilation—call it an October 7th emotion—when he gets hurt. You’re enjoying someone getting hurt. Congratulations, you’re evil. Evil like Spurs Culture, who shamelessly—and correctly—pointed out how Stephon Castle will gain fans for trying (and failing) to bully Avdija at the end of the Spurs win. (Jrue Holiday is a real DAWG and teammate.) Unsportsmanlike behavior gets applause and an increase in fandom because the target is Jewish and Israeli. This is the world we live in. Nothing is safe or sacred if you’re Jewish and/or Israeli. Definitely not sports—the one realm where we’re supposed to set our differences aside, or at least park them long enough to root for our team. I’m no fan of Jaylen Brown and his covert antisemitism (his silence on October 7th, followed by “Free Gaza” and backing a Holocaust denier is enough evidence for me), but I’m still cheering for him as the Celtics spank the 76ers. But Deni? Deni gets hate. Hate because he’s Israeli. Hate because he’s Jewish. And good. The hate ramped up this year specifically because he’s playing at an All-Star level. Can’t have a Jew playing good basketball now, can we?!?! But guess what; Deni is just the beginning. You think a good Israeli baller catches hate? Just wait for the Orthodox baller Chaim Galbut to light it up at Duquesne. And he’s not alone in D1. Michigan has the first-ever Orthodox baseball player in catcher Elie Kligman. Jews and Israelis aren’t exactly taking over, but we are destroying the stereotypes. And that’s how we win the real game—the game of life. We just keep going. But we do it while remaining tough. Someone chips your tooth on a dirty okay? Box out with high elbows. Shove a ball in our chest? Shove right back. It’s the Israeli way (and the American way): Don’t start a fight, but make sure to end it. They might not like us. They might think we’re the problem when we’re not. And they might hate us—Deni, Chaim, and Elie—just for who we are… but they’ll fucking respect us. And that’s better than being pushovers. So no, we’re not the problem. You are. And if we’re gonna have a problem, bet (שלם). Welcome to the age of the New Jew, led by badasses like Deni.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ So go ahead and hate, we’ll win in the end… that’s what we—Jews—do.

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