Israeled (verb): Taking something that isn't yours, and then shamelessly pretending it belongs to you while playing the victim.
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Israeled (verb): Taking something that isn't yours, and then shamelessly pretending it belongs to you while playing the victim.
#israel #zionism #colonialism #settlercolonialism #us #usa #uspol #uk #ukpol #eu #eupol #Palestine #Occupiedpalestine
What ever else he said about anything in no way detracts from the validity of what that sign he held up says about #OccupiedPalestine
Anti-Zionism is not anti-Semitism for the same reason that anti-Nazism is not anti-Germanism. Germans have a right to live in Europe, at peace and unmolested by their neighbors. They do *not* have a right to rule it by virtue of their being Germans. The same goes for Jews in #OccupiedPalestine
"Nearly half of Polish citizens say Israel's crimes against Palestinians 'comparable to Nazi Germany': Poll
The findings reflect a major change in European attitudes toward Israel in recent months
A study released on 21 April by the UNESCO Chair for interdisciplinary research on antisemitism at the University of Warsaw revealed that 45 percent of Polish citizens see Israel’s actions against Palestinians as similar to Nazi Germany’s treatment of Jews.
In Poland, 45 percent of respondents agreed with the statement that 'Israel’s actions against Palestinians are no different from the Nazis’ treatment of Jews.' Only 18.7 percent disagreed, while 36.2 percent said they had no clear opinion.
The research was conducted by specialists in Holocaust studies across Eastern European universities, and found similar patterns were recorded across the region, with a sizable portion of the population viewing Israel’s actions toward Palestinians as comparable to Nazi treatment of Jews.
In Austria and Germany, over 40 percent agreed with the comparison, while around 25 percent disagreed."
"A Polish lawmaker who recently displayed an Israeli flag in which the Star of David was replaced with a Nazi swastika in parliament has criticised Israel's demand to strip his parliamentary mandate.
'It won’t be Israel deciding who can sit in the Polish parliament and who cannot,' Konrad Berkowicz said in a post on X on Tuesday.
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Responding to the statement, Berkowicz said 'I hope that the brazen lie about my alleged public support for Nazism' will be met with an appropriate response from the Polish authorities and the justice system.
The Polish lawmaker urged Israel to deal with the 'real Nazis it has in its own government, headed by the prime minister — a criminal and genocidal murderer, Benjamin Netanyahu.'
Berkowicz added: 'History has shown what Nazism leads to — Poland knows this all too well. That’s why we are not and will not remain indifferent to a repeat of history that is currently unfolding in the Middle East'.
"Palestinian Resistance Committees: Settler Gangs' Crimes in Al-Mughayyir Continuation of Fascist Crimes
The Palestinian Resistance Committees condemned on Wednesday the brutal and bloody crimes perpetrated by Zionist settler gangs in the village of Al-Mughayyir in the occupied West Bank, which targeted a school and its surroundings. They described these crimes as a continuation of the series of fascist crimes committed by the Zionist criminal regime.
In a press statement received by the Yemeni News Agency (Saba), the Committees stated that the martyrdom of several Palestinians in Al-Mughayyir, resulting from settler attacks and crimes carried out with the support and protection of the Zionist army, reveals the height of savagery, fascism, and criminality within the bloodthirsty Zionist society, this society is founded on murder, massacres, genocide, and ethnic cleansing, all aimed at uprooting Palestinians from their land."

The Palestinian Resistance Committees condemned on Wednesday the brutal and bloody crimes perpetrated by Zionist settler gangs in the village of Al-Mughayyir in the occupied West Bank, which targeted a school and its surroundings. They described these crimes as a continuation of the series of fascist crimes committed by the Zionist criminal regime.
"Reading the story in light of the overall arc of Jewish history, we immediately see that as a people, we have spent much more time in the state that our tradition calls galut ('exile') than one of sovereignty within the Land.
Galut is a complex concept, but in brief: traditional Jewish thought has held that our exile from the Land was a direct result of failing to live in a proper way, and therefore it could only be reversed by God during the final redemption (when 'the wolf will live with the lamb,' the dead will be resurrected, and so forth).
Crucially, mystical teachers from the Holy Ari to the Lubavitcher Rebbe have held that we were not sent into exile as a punishment, but rather because a time had arrived in which our holy work could no longer be done while dwelling all together in the Promised Land.
That is, galut is the state the Jewish people are supposed to exist in. We are now meant to live all around the world, in interrelationship with many other peoples.It used to be called Canaan. Rabbi Danya Ruttenberg explains why that is no longer true. Even though her explanation is rooted in religion, it worth reading.
Coming out of slavery and into freedom, our ancestors had a dilemma: How will we live in the world? How will we strive for safety? What kind of people do we want to be?
They tried the path of conquest; genocide; sovereignty; military might. Maybe that path was incompatible with right living—with all those good relationships between people, Land, and Creator.
Maybe the fact that it ended badly is the entire point.
So our Creator removed us from that state and handed us a different task: galut. Where the rules we should live by are not those of domination and control, but of interrelation and coexistence.
Maybe those ancestors, so recently enslaved, didn’t know any better way to do things.
May we ourselves merit to find one, speedily and in our days."
"Bibi torched U.S. support for Israel for a generation
Older Republicans and white Evangelicals are the last groups to hold majority favorable views of Israel, according to recent Pew polling.
For every other group, Israel's favorability has collapsed since 2022.
• Down 31 percentage points among older Democrats (ages 50+).
• Down 22 percentage points among both younger Republicans/GOP leaners and younger Dems/Dem leaners.
• Down 14 percentage points among Protestants, 23 among Catholics and 20 among the religiously unaffiliated.
• Even white Evangelical support, which was at 80% in 2022, has slid by 15 points."
#OccupiedPalestine #SanFrancisco
"S.F. activists display 120-foot ‘End U.S. aid to Israel’ banner on Twin Peaks
Anonymous activists on Saturday displayed a large banner in Palestinian colors on the side of Twin Peaks that read 'End U.S. aid to Israel' and could be seen across San Francisco.
The activists wrote in a statement that they were 'urging an end to U.S. funding for Israel’s killing of over 100,000 Palestinians, Lebanese, and Iranians.'
The statement said 'dozens of self-organized community members' installed the 50-by-120 foot banner over the course of about 10 minutes on Saturday.
The banner was displayed at the same location as the annual 'Pink Triangle,' a monument that has been put up every Pride weekend since 1996. The triangle is meant to be a 'visible yet mute reminder of man’s inhumanity to man,' according to its organizers.
The activists called out the 'genocide in Gaza' and said Israel is 'blockading supplies for food, medicine, and shelter, while continuing to bomb and shoot people on a daily basis.' The United Nations on Friday said an average of 47 women and girls were killed a day in Israel’s war on Gaza, a total of 38,000 from October 2023 to December 2025."
https://missionlocal.org/2026/04/sf-arms-embargo-israel-banner-twin-peaks/
"IDF court-martials female troops who showed up for discharge in tank tops, short skirt
Military docks pay of 3 women; mother calls incident ‘repulsive and humiliating’; punishment of troops comes amid uproar after medics were jailed for barbecuing on base on Shabbat
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Another of the soldiers’ mothers suggested on Facebook that her daughter’s 'show trial' was a case study in misogyny.
'What was the point? To educate? To make an example of them? To stop them from repeating the horrible act of wearing jeans and a tank top?' wrote the mother, an attorney, on Facebook. 'I wonder if male soldiers being discharged while wearing a tank top would have also been court-martialed. For some reason, I think not.'
The incident came amid renewed criticism of religious coercion in the armed forces following the recent detention of four Border Police combat medics accused of 'harming religion and Judaism” by barbecuing in a non-populated part of a base during the Jewish Sabbath.'"