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הצבא מתקשר למתנחל (!) להציע עזרה בזמן שהוא פולש לקהילה פלסטינית. הצבא שואל האם יש ״אנרכיסטים״ במקום. The Army is calling a settler to offer their help while he's invading a Palestinian community, asking whether "anarchists" are there. 📍Khirbet el Marajim, 🇵🇸

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Muhmmed Project𓂆 🇵🇸

14,303 views • 2 days ago

🚨 Donate to the Children of Gaza 🚨 Donate now: Watch with your own eyes… While the world moves on… Children in Gaza are going to sleep hungry. Despite the devastating collapse in donations and the sharp decline in support, Project Mohammed is still fighting every day to keep food reaching displaced families. Today, Project Mohammed distributed bread to children and families across Gaza. We are still distributing bread. We are still trying to fight hunger. We are still refusing to abandon the children of Gaza. But every day becomes harder. And every day we fear it could be our last distribution. Across Gaza, famine is no longer a warning. It is a reality. A loaf of bread has become something children wait hours for. Something parents pray for. Something many families can no longer afford to find. Look carefully at these children. They are not holding bread. They are holding survival. Many mothers spend entire days hungry so their children can eat. Many fathers sit helplessly beside their children, unable to find food. Many families have reached the point where they do not know if there will be anything to eat tomorrow. And children are learning what hunger feels like before they have the chance to experience childhood. Children are no longer asking for toys. They are no longer asking for clothes. They are no longer asking when the war will end. They are asking one question: “Will we eat today?” 💔 Tonight, children across Gaza will go to sleep hungry. 💔 Tonight, mothers will pray for food they cannot find. 💔 Tonight, fathers will wonder how they can provide for their families tomorrow. ❤️ A special thank you to: Will 🦥 Menaker — William Menaker ❤️ GoliathFan1952 — Felix ❤️ Eyup Lovely — Eyup Lovely ❤️ Your voices continue to keep this work alive. Because people listened to you, children received bread today. Because you chose to stand with Gaza, families were not left alone. Because you spoke, hungry children ate. At a time when donations have collapsed and many have turned away, you continue to stand with the people of Gaza. The children holding bread in their hands today may never know your names. But they are eating because you cared. They received food because you chose to speak. And Gaza is still being heard because you refused to look away. 🇵🇸 Stand with Gaza. 🇵🇸 Feed a hungry child. 🇵🇸 Help us continue before it is too late. Donate now:

🚨 Donate to the Children of Gaza 🚨 Donate now: Watch with your own eyes… While the world moves on… Children in Gaza are going to sleep hungry. Despite the devastating collapse in donations and the sharp decline in support, Project Mohammed is still fighting every day to keep food reaching displaced families. Today, Project Mohammed distributed bread to children and families across Gaza. We are still distributing bread. We are still trying to fight hunger. We are still refusing to abandon the children of Gaza. But every day becomes harder. And every day we fear it could be our last distribution. Across Gaza, famine is no longer a warning. It is a reality. A loaf of bread has become something children wait hours for. Something parents pray for. Something many families can no longer afford to find. Look carefully at these children. They are not holding bread. They are holding survival. Many mothers spend entire days hungry so their children can eat. Many fathers sit helplessly beside their children, unable to find food. Many families have reached the point where they do not know if there will be anything to eat tomorrow. And children are learning what hunger feels like before they have the chance to experience childhood. Children are no longer asking for toys. They are no longer asking for clothes. They are no longer asking when the war will end. They are asking one question: “Will we eat today?” 💔 Tonight, children across Gaza will go to sleep hungry. 💔 Tonight, mothers will pray for food they cannot find. 💔 Tonight, fathers will wonder how they can provide for their families tomorrow. ❤️ A special thank you to: Will 🦥 Menaker — William Menaker ❤️ GoliathFan1952 — Felix ❤️ Eyup Lovely — Eyup Lovely ❤️ Your voices continue to keep this work alive. Because people listened to you, children received bread today. Because you chose to stand with Gaza, families were not left alone. Because you spoke, hungry children ate. At a time when donations have collapsed and many have turned away, you continue to stand with the people of Gaza. The children holding bread in their hands today may never know your names. But they are eating because you cared. They received food because you chose to speak. And Gaza is still being heard because you refused to look away. 🇵🇸 Stand with Gaza. 🇵🇸 Feed a hungry child. 🇵🇸 Help us continue before it is too late. Donate now:

Muhmmed Project𓂆 🇵🇸

48,613 views • 2 months ago

Since Thursday, more than 60 women have been on hunger strike in Umm al Khair to demand the return of the body of Awdah Hathaleen. On Thursday, July 31st, more than 60 women in the Palestinian village of Umm al Khair, in the Southern West Bank initiated a hunger strike to demand the return of the body of community leader Awdah Hathaleen who was killed by an Israeli settler on Monday in broad daylight in the center of his village. They are also demanding the release of all the residents who had been arrested. Two of the women have already been taken to receive medical treatment as a result of the hunger strike, but they will not stop until demands are met. Awdah Hathaleen was shot and killed in cold blood on Monday, July 28th by Israeli settler Yinon Levi, who has been sanctioned by multiple foreign governments including the previous US administration. The incident took place during a violent and armed settler attack, in the midst of an invasion into the village, and as settlers were razing village land with heavy machinery. The shooting of Awdah Hathaleen was documented on video and is widely available. Awdah’s injured body was taken by an ambulance to Soroka hospital in Beer Sheva where he was pronounced dead. From there, the police transferred his body for an autopsy at Abu Kabir National Institute of Forensic Medicine in Jaffa. The autopsy was completed on Wednesday afternoon which should have meant the body would be returned to the family for burial rites and to begin the traditional mourning process. However, the police have refused to return the body to the family. They informed the family’s representative that the body will only be returned if the family agrees to unreasonably restrictive conditions on the funeral and burial. The police demanded that the family hold a quick and quiet burial at night--no more than 15 people, outside of the boundaries of the village, and no traditional mourning tent for this community leader and beacon. The family refused saying, "Awdah is not a thief and we will not bury him in the dark". The family and community are in a state of suspended grief, unable to mourn their loss according to their tradition. “We must continue in this hunger strike, until with God’s help they will release the body. It’s the least we can do for Awdah. Awdah was loved by everyone; he helped everyone. Every small child in the village knows and loves him. There’s no one like Awdah, and there never will be anyone like Awdah. We demand for the whole world, for anyone who is able, for anyone who has a voice, to help us return Awdah’s body.’ - one of the hunger strikers The hunger strikers will continue until their demands are met including the return of Hathaleen’s body, the release of those arrested from their community, and the arrest of Yinon Levi who is walking free today after a court released him from house arrest. The women invite journalists to come to the village to talk to them about the strike, Awdah, and their demand to release his body. Contact Community Press Coordinator, Oneg Ben David to coordinate interviews and visits, +972 54-635-3399, onegbd@gmail.com

Since Thursday, more than 60 women have been on hunger strike in Umm al Khair to demand the return of the body of Awdah Hathaleen. On Thursday, July 31st, more than 60 women in the Palestinian village of Umm al Khair, in the Southern West Bank initiated a hunger strike to demand the return of the body of community leader Awdah Hathaleen who was killed by an Israeli settler on Monday in broad daylight in the center of his village. They are also demanding the release of all the residents who had been arrested. Two of the women have already been taken to receive medical treatment as a result of the hunger strike, but they will not stop until demands are met. Awdah Hathaleen was shot and killed in cold blood on Monday, July 28th by Israeli settler Yinon Levi, who has been sanctioned by multiple foreign governments including the previous US administration. The incident took place during a violent and armed settler attack, in the midst of an invasion into the village, and as settlers were razing village land with heavy machinery. The shooting of Awdah Hathaleen was documented on video and is widely available. Awdah’s injured body was taken by an ambulance to Soroka hospital in Beer Sheva where he was pronounced dead. From there, the police transferred his body for an autopsy at Abu Kabir National Institute of Forensic Medicine in Jaffa. The autopsy was completed on Wednesday afternoon which should have meant the body would be returned to the family for burial rites and to begin the traditional mourning process. However, the police have refused to return the body to the family. They informed the family’s representative that the body will only be returned if the family agrees to unreasonably restrictive conditions on the funeral and burial. The police demanded that the family hold a quick and quiet burial at night--no more than 15 people, outside of the boundaries of the village, and no traditional mourning tent for this community leader and beacon. The family refused saying, "Awdah is not a thief and we will not bury him in the dark". The family and community are in a state of suspended grief, unable to mourn their loss according to their tradition. “We must continue in this hunger strike, until with God’s help they will release the body. It’s the least we can do for Awdah. Awdah was loved by everyone; he helped everyone. Every small child in the village knows and loves him. There’s no one like Awdah, and there never will be anyone like Awdah. We demand for the whole world, for anyone who is able, for anyone who has a voice, to help us return Awdah’s body.’ - one of the hunger strikers The hunger strikers will continue until their demands are met including the return of Hathaleen’s body, the release of those arrested from their community, and the arrest of Yinon Levi who is walking free today after a court released him from house arrest. The women invite journalists to come to the village to talk to them about the strike, Awdah, and their demand to release his body. Contact Community Press Coordinator, Oneg Ben David to coordinate interviews and visits, +972 54-635-3399, [email protected]

Andrey X

77,711 views • 1 year ago

🚨 Exclusive: Several Jewish professors have been hacked on Academia(.)edu, the world’s largest academic sharing site. Their pages were vandalized with pro-Palestinian propaganda and tagged by a group calling itself the Turkish Cyber Army. Targets include major scholars like Jonathan Sarna of Brandeis, Sarit Kattan Gribetz of Yale and David/Dovid Bashevkin. Their profiles were hijacked and replaced with posts reading “Free Palestine” and other antisemitic messages. The hack appears to be coordinated and specifically directed at Jewish academics, even those who do not write about Israel or the Middle East. Some received direct harassment and slurs after their accounts were changed. Academia, which claims over 275 million users, has said nothing publicly. There has been no statement, no apology, and no investigation. It is also worth noting that Academia is partly funded by Tencent Holdings, the Chinese tech conglomerate known for its close ties to Beijing’s censorship and surveillance system. The world’s largest academic platform, backed by a Chinese investor, is staying silent while Jewish scholars are targeted with antisemitic cyberattacks. Why is no one covering this? Why has Academia stayed silent? Video was uploaded by a Turkish propaganda account. Watch:

🚨 Exclusive: Several Jewish professors have been hacked on Academia(.)edu, the world’s largest academic sharing site. Their pages were vandalized with pro-Palestinian propaganda and tagged by a group calling itself the Turkish Cyber Army. Targets include major scholars like Jonathan Sarna of Brandeis, Sarit Kattan Gribetz of Yale and David/Dovid Bashevkin. Their profiles were hijacked and replaced with posts reading “Free Palestine” and other antisemitic messages. The hack appears to be coordinated and specifically directed at Jewish academics, even those who do not write about Israel or the Middle East. Some received direct harassment and slurs after their accounts were changed. Academia, which claims over 275 million users, has said nothing publicly. There has been no statement, no apology, and no investigation. It is also worth noting that Academia is partly funded by Tencent Holdings, the Chinese tech conglomerate known for its close ties to Beijing’s censorship and surveillance system. The world’s largest academic platform, backed by a Chinese investor, is staying silent while Jewish scholars are targeted with antisemitic cyberattacks. Why is no one covering this? Why has Academia stayed silent? Video was uploaded by a Turkish propaganda account. Watch:

Yehuda Teitelbaum

38,348 views • 10 months ago

🚨Talk Is Cheap While Jews Bleed: NYC’s Jewish Community Under Attack and Fed Up For the past 18 months, New York City’s Jewish community has been living in fear as antisemitic and pro-terrorist demonstrations have erupted in front of synagogues, schools, and Jewish-owned businesses and homes . Since the October 7th terrorist attacks, antisemitic hate crimes have skyrocketed—Jewish New Yorkers are being harassed, threatened, and physically attacked on a near-daily basis, simply for being Jewish. Despite this, when members of the Jewish community defend themselves, City Hall’s response isn’t to support them—it’s to investigate them. Just last week in Crown Heights, Jewish residents pushed back against what they described as “paid and trained antisemitic anarchists” who brought disruption and provocation to a peaceful neighborhood. The protest occurred just steps away from 770 Eastern Parkway—commonly known as “770”—one of the holiest and most iconic Jewish sites in the United States. It’s not only a synagogue but a spiritual headquarters for the global Chabad-Lubavitch movement. To the Jewish community, this location is sacred ground—and yet it was allowed to become a target for hate. Rather than condemning the agitators, the Mayor’s office reportedly called for an NYPD investigation into the community’s response. I spoke with a Jewish resident who lives in a heavily Orthodox area. She told me her young child was in tears while protesters outside their neighborhood screamed death chants targeting Jews. “How is this reality?” she asked. “Are we in Nazi Germany again?” Community members are outraged. “Talk is cheap,” one longtime resident said. “Politicians show up, say a few words on camera, and disappear. There’s no real action. No protection.” There is also a legal component being ignored. It is federally illegal to protest or disrupt a house of worship—no matter what race, creed, or religion you are. Yet antisemitic demonstrators have targeted synagogues repeatedly with little to no accountability. The Jewish community says these actions would never be tolerated if they were aimed at any other faith group. Jewish students across city schools are also being harassed and threatened, with some too afraid to speak up. Even more disturbing, some city officials have dismissed these concerns, saying it’s simply “how students feel”—leaving Jewish children exposed and helpless. Hate crime stats continue to climb, and the Jewish community says the city’s response is not only inadequate but insulting. “The words from City Hall don’t match the reality on the streets,” said one Crown Heights resident. “We’re done waiting for help that isn’t coming.” The message from the Jewish community is clear: protect us, or we will protect ourselves. By Leeroy Johnson For licensing email viralnewsnyc@gmail.com

🚨Talk Is Cheap While Jews Bleed: NYC’s Jewish Community Under Attack and Fed Up For the past 18 months, New York City’s Jewish community has been living in fear as antisemitic and pro-terrorist demonstrations have erupted in front of synagogues, schools, and Jewish-owned businesses and homes . Since the October 7th terrorist attacks, antisemitic hate crimes have skyrocketed—Jewish New Yorkers are being harassed, threatened, and physically attacked on a near-daily basis, simply for being Jewish. Despite this, when members of the Jewish community defend themselves, City Hall’s response isn’t to support them—it’s to investigate them. Just last week in Crown Heights, Jewish residents pushed back against what they described as “paid and trained antisemitic anarchists” who brought disruption and provocation to a peaceful neighborhood. The protest occurred just steps away from 770 Eastern Parkway—commonly known as “770”—one of the holiest and most iconic Jewish sites in the United States. It’s not only a synagogue but a spiritual headquarters for the global Chabad-Lubavitch movement. To the Jewish community, this location is sacred ground—and yet it was allowed to become a target for hate. Rather than condemning the agitators, the Mayor’s office reportedly called for an NYPD investigation into the community’s response. I spoke with a Jewish resident who lives in a heavily Orthodox area. She told me her young child was in tears while protesters outside their neighborhood screamed death chants targeting Jews. “How is this reality?” she asked. “Are we in Nazi Germany again?” Community members are outraged. “Talk is cheap,” one longtime resident said. “Politicians show up, say a few words on camera, and disappear. There’s no real action. No protection.” There is also a legal component being ignored. It is federally illegal to protest or disrupt a house of worship—no matter what race, creed, or religion you are. Yet antisemitic demonstrators have targeted synagogues repeatedly with little to no accountability. The Jewish community says these actions would never be tolerated if they were aimed at any other faith group. Jewish students across city schools are also being harassed and threatened, with some too afraid to speak up. Even more disturbing, some city officials have dismissed these concerns, saying it’s simply “how students feel”—leaving Jewish children exposed and helpless. Hate crime stats continue to climb, and the Jewish community says the city’s response is not only inadequate but insulting. “The words from City Hall don’t match the reality on the streets,” said one Crown Heights resident. “We’re done waiting for help that isn’t coming.” The message from the Jewish community is clear: protect us, or we will protect ourselves. By Leeroy Johnson For licensing email [email protected]

Viral News NYC

42,469 views • 1 year ago

BREAKING NEWS: Meredith O’Neil is online begging people for money after continuously telling people that they are broke. Remember when she was "clowning" people for not being able to buy there kids Christmas gifts? Remember when she used her CPA title to act like she was part of some elite tax bracket while calling everyone else "broke"? Well, apparently, that "rich" lifestyle doesn’t cover her own legal fees. She’s on GiveSendGo claiming "harassment," but she’s the one who allegedly leaked confidential court documents, sent out revenge porn, and harassed people’s employers. You don't get to set the house on fire and then beg for donations because you're getting burned by the smoke. She spent her entire time online calling Lindsey "broke," yet here she is, begging the internet for money to cover a legal case she caused herself. you’re such a high-earning professional with a wealthy family, why are you asking for handouts? You spent your time bullying people for their incomes, and now you’re the one looking for help. Keep that same energy you had when you told everyone else to "Stay Broke," Meredith. You earned this.

BREAKING NEWS: Meredith O’Neil is online begging people for money after continuously telling people that they are broke. Remember when she was "clowning" people for not being able to buy there kids Christmas gifts? Remember when she used her CPA title to act like she was part of some elite tax bracket while calling everyone else "broke"? Well, apparently, that "rich" lifestyle doesn’t cover her own legal fees. She’s on GiveSendGo claiming "harassment," but she’s the one who allegedly leaked confidential court documents, sent out revenge porn, and harassed people’s employers. You don't get to set the house on fire and then beg for donations because you're getting burned by the smoke. She spent her entire time online calling Lindsey "broke," yet here she is, begging the internet for money to cover a legal case she caused herself. you’re such a high-earning professional with a wealthy family, why are you asking for handouts? You spent your time bullying people for their incomes, and now you’re the one looking for help. Keep that same energy you had when you told everyone else to "Stay Broke," Meredith. You earned this.

Momo

26,379 views • 6 months ago