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25 minutes of applause. Glowing reviews. A major jury prize. Yet, most people still haven’t had the chance to see “NAZA” for themselves. The film argues that Israel’s targeting systems and calculations of expected civilian casualties reveal deliberate mass killing. But assessing

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Maybe the guy who once said a “Jewish stereotype” never crossed his mind while dressed as one of the most recognizable antisemitic caricatures imaginable isn’t the authority on what Jew hatred looks like.

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But this is all-too revealing of the movement as a whole. They claim they stand for Palestinians. They claim it's just about Israel, not about Jews. It's not.

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Macklemore has spent years telling Jews what does and doesn’t count as Jew hatred, but his own words have spread hatred that inherently made Jews unsafe.

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After @macklemore got kicked off of @edsheeran's tour, the pro-Palestinian mob revealed their true colors. Ed Sheeran was depicted as a bloodthirsty vampire. Posts invoked Jews controlling the music industry. Suddenly, Sheeran was the punchline, and Jews were the stereotype

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@mehdirhasan We can only guess that the number you state with such certainty came from Hamas itself, because we’ll never forget that on October 8 Israel was still fighting the invading terrorists within its own sovereign territory, and had not even made a tally of its own dead.

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THIS IS EXTRAORDINARY. 24 hours AFTER Sharif Labad identified with photographic evidence as a Hamas Nukhba terrorist who took part in the Oct. 7 massacre, @guardian still claims he was simply a “paramedic,” while couching his Hamas role as merely what “the Israeli military x.com/HonestReportin…

Civilian casualties do not automatically make a strike a war crime. So what does international law actually require armies to consider before an attack? And what happens when hostages and fighters are deliberately embedded among civilians? Let’s talk about “NAZA.”

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Meanwhile, public figures continue to advocate for @unrwa and help billions of dollars flow to the agency, including @Macklemore and Ms. Rachel, who each pledged $1 Million to Palestinian aid agencies this week, including UNRWA. So here’s the question: Do the politicians,

101 @UNRWA employees were exposed for links to Hamas or participation in the October 7 massacre. Those flagged include school principals, teachers, security personnel, counselors, and medical professionals.🧵

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"PJS, a little-known, biased, pro-terrorism organization, is the wellspring of the claim that the IDF targeted journalists," HonestReporting told the Free Beacon in a statement. "It has used larger mainstream journalist rights organizations to launder its allegations and pass off x.com/kredo0/status/…

1/2 @nytimes caught lifting propaganda straight from Gaza’s Hamas-run apparatus. On Tuesday, in the NYT, Sharif Labad became a human-interest story: a “civil defense worker” who rushed to help after a strike, complete with wedding plans and a funeral prayer. Today, the IDF

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2/2 This is what happens when @nytimes takes Hamas-run sources at face value, even as the IDF said the strike targeted Hamas terrorists. Rather than stop and establish who Israel had actually targeted, it reproduced the Civil Defense account and supplied all the sympathetic

In 2001, the NGO Forum running alongside a UN conference against racism branded Israel a "racist, apartheid state" guilty of "acts of genocide." On Sept 28, the General Assembly marks that conference's 25th anniversary. @HillelNeuer of @UNWatch breaks down where that language

B’Tselem is at it again. Its new report, “Elimination Project,” accuses Israel of systematically dismantling Palestinian collective life in the West Bank. But its case relies on selective framing of checkpoints, the security barrier, and Palestinian fatalities, stripping away

Robert Kraft called out Macklemore’s history of antisemitic rhetoric. The response practically wrote the next chapter for him. “Zionist lobbies.” "Elites". Wealth, power, influence and murdered children. The same old antisemitic tropes, repackaged as political activism. And the

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@IFJGlobal @guardian @thejournal_ie @washingtonpost Hassan Farajalla was just an Al Quds TV executive according to CPJ, IFJ, and The Guardian. Not only is Al Quds a Hamas owned outlet, but in March Palestinian Islamic Jihad announced that he was a commander in the Northern Brigade's Mobilization Unit.

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@latimes @macklemore 4/ Macklemore's antisemitism controversies? Readers get a parenthetical reference to his infamous 2014 costume, along with his apology. That's it.

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@latimes @macklemore 6/ Meanwhile, "Zionist lobby" language has a long, ugly history as a stand-in for conspiratorial claims about Jewish influence. A serious outlet flags that. This one didn't. One could even argue they join in the fun.

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@latimes 2/ Robert Kraft said his decision to bar @Macklemore was based on his “recent actions,” material presented during his performances AND a “broader history of antisemitic rhetoric and imagery.” He explicitly said it was NOT about denying anyone the right to advocate for