Sayaras
Platinum Member
- Nov 13, 2023
- 2,484
- 1,281
- 908
The following are just from Oct 2023.
Fury as Palestinian protester waves a SWASTIKA at anti-Israel rally in New York City's Times Square as thousands of demonstrators take to the streets across the US - while rockets and gunfire flies in the Middle East.
18:14 BST 08 Oct 2023, updated 04:13 BST 11 Oct 2023.
By Laura Parnaby and Claudia Aoraha For Dailymail.Com
The group in Manhattan's Midtown chanted 'free Palestine ' while others in the Israeli kettle yelled back: 'How can you support this! F***ing murderers!'
Yesterday, Gov. Kathy Hochul described the rally as abhorrent after Hamas militants invaded Israel and slaughtered hundreds of citizens.
www.dailymail.co.uk
After Hamas attack, swastikas surface in US cities. Swastikas in NYC and Irvine; anti-Semitic trolls upend meetings: This week in extremism. Will Carless, USA TODAY, Oct. 13, 2023
Online hate has surged in the days since Hamas launched brutal terrorist attacks against Israel, and social media companies are once again under fire for failing to quell the chaos. Meanwhile, swastikas are on display in New York and California, and hate speech invades Bay Area city council meetings.
It’s the week in extremism.
Smoke plumes billow during Israeli air strikes in Gaza City on October 12, 2023 as raging battles between Israel and the Hamas movement continue for the sixth consecutive day. Thousands of people, both Israeli and Palestinians have died since October 7, 2023, after Palestinian Hamas militants based in the Gaza Strip, entered southern Israel in a surprise attack leading Israel to declare war on Hamas in Gaza on October 8.
Hate speech surging online..
Iconic Jewish NYC deli vandalized with swastika after pro-Israel social media posts.
By Jared Downing and Alyssa Guzman
Published Oct. 17, 2023, 7:03 p.m. ET
nypost.com
Swastikas, Nazi slogan found graffitied on Jewish students' doors at American University dorm.
University President Sylvia Matthew Burwell said the graffiti was "unacceptable" and campus police were conducting a thorough investigation.
Author: Jordan Fischer, October 21, 2023.
www.wusa9.com
The New Swastika | Ziona Greenwald | Oct 23, 2023.
Comparisons to the Holocaust have always been verboten. To even suggest a parallel or a portent in modern manifestations of antisemitism would reflexively draw immediate censure across the board. And indeed, despite the ugly rhetoric and sporadic but increasing attacks against Jews in the US, Europe, and elsewhere around the globe, nothing has approached the heinousness or the magnitude of what Hitler’s regime inflicted on our people.
Until now.
Activists in the Black Lives Matter movement and their intersectional allies, including the brainwashed hordes on college campuses following the script furnished them by Students for Justice in Palestine, have adopted the black silhouette of a parachutist as a symbol of their solidarity with “Palestine.” The image iconicizes the murderous rampage by Hamas terrorists who descended from the sky upon hundreds of young Israelis attending a music festival in a field in southern Israel. It is a symbol of jihad, plain and simple.
Before our soldiers had even arrived at their bases in response to the national call-up, before Israel had mounted a military response to the invasion – and while the country, huddled in bomb shelters, began to digest the carnage and account for all the casualties and the missing, including those taken hostage into Gaza – thousands across America and the world took to the streets to rally in support of Hamas, celebrating the butchering of Jewish babies and elderly.
October 7th’s well-planned and well-funded attacks marked in Jewish blood the worst atrocity against our people since the Holocaust. Comparisons to Nazism are not merely acceptable – they are imperative.
For those paying attention, the Palestinian agenda has never been a secret. Until now, Western supporters have either been misled by the propaganda or knowingly complicit but content to couch their support for terror – and hatred for Israel – in political, diplomatic, or “humanitarian” terms.
Now anyone who actually doubted what was meant by “Free Palestine” or “From the river to the sea” can claim ignorance no more. “We are calling for full liberation of all of Palestine.” “When people are occupied, resistance is justified.” “Globalize the intifada.”
Read the placards. See the swastikas. Listen to the chants. Watch the Palestinian flags used to attack Israel supporters. In Manhattan. Bay Ridge. San Diego. Atlanta. Chicago. Minneapolis. St. Louis. Houston. Dallas. Dearborn. Harvard. UCLA. U. Michigan. Queens College. Brooklyn College. Columbia. And on and on. Red cities, blue cities. Thousands shouting, glorifying the most barbaric attacks in Israel’s history. Out for more blood.
There’s more behind this naked pro-terrorism than successful propaganda. As documented in a new report by George Washington University entitled “The Hamas Network in America,” Hamas, working with the Muslim Brotherhood, began infiltrating the US in the 1980s, inserting their jihadist agenda into American Muslim communities, the US education system and academia and, of course, the halls of power in Washington and local governments, sowing a scrupulously shrouded radicalism which is now coming out from the shadows.
Reading the report is as chilling as watching videos of the protests-cum-riots filling the streets. It details the Hamas network’s plan for infiltration, including creating charitable-sounding front organizations, capturing the curriculum in Islamic children’s schools, propagandizing and fundraising, and “the development of a carefully crafted media strategy, defending Hamas without giving the impression of supporting violence.” “I swear by Allah that war is deception,” one of the senior leaders is overheard saying at a meeting wiretapped by the FBI.
The movement’s efforts have paid off. The sleeper cells are wide awake.
Can the same be said of the American people? Or even of American Jewry?
Fury as Palestinian protester waves a SWASTIKA at anti-Israel rally in New York City's Times Square as thousands of demonstrators take to the streets across the US - while rockets and gunfire flies in the Middle East.
18:14 BST 08 Oct 2023, updated 04:13 BST 11 Oct 2023.
By Laura Parnaby and Claudia Aoraha For Dailymail.Com
The group in Manhattan's Midtown chanted 'free Palestine ' while others in the Israeli kettle yelled back: 'How can you support this! F***ing murderers!'
Yesterday, Gov. Kathy Hochul described the rally as abhorrent after Hamas militants invaded Israel and slaughtered hundreds of citizens.
Pro-Palestine groups rally in NYC's Times Square
Angry bystanders have clashed with pro-Palestine protesters as they gathered in Times Square ahead of a march. New York is the city with the largest Jewish population in the world.
After Hamas attack, swastikas surface in US cities. Swastikas in NYC and Irvine; anti-Semitic trolls upend meetings: This week in extremism. Will Carless, USA TODAY, Oct. 13, 2023
Online hate has surged in the days since Hamas launched brutal terrorist attacks against Israel, and social media companies are once again under fire for failing to quell the chaos. Meanwhile, swastikas are on display in New York and California, and hate speech invades Bay Area city council meetings.
It’s the week in extremism.
Smoke plumes billow during Israeli air strikes in Gaza City on October 12, 2023 as raging battles between Israel and the Hamas movement continue for the sixth consecutive day. Thousands of people, both Israeli and Palestinians have died since October 7, 2023, after Palestinian Hamas militants based in the Gaza Strip, entered southern Israel in a surprise attack leading Israel to declare war on Hamas in Gaza on October 8.
Hate speech surging online..
Swastikas in NYC and Irvine; anti-Semitic trolls upend meetings: This week in extremism
In the week after Hamas terror attacks in Israel, hate and anti-Semitism reared up online and accross the U.S.
www.usatoday.com
Iconic Jewish NYC deli vandalized with swastika after pro-Israel social media posts.
By Jared Downing and Alyssa Guzman
Published Oct. 17, 2023, 7:03 p.m. ET
Iconic Jewish NYC deli vandalized with swastika after pro-Israel social media posts
This is the first time 2nd Avenue Deli owner Jeremy Lebewohl has a swastika plastered on his building, but he said he has “always been prepared for that to happen.”
nypost.com
Swastikas, Nazi slogan found graffitied on Jewish students' doors at American University dorm.
University President Sylvia Matthew Burwell said the graffiti was "unacceptable" and campus police were conducting a thorough investigation.
Author: Jordan Fischer, October 21, 2023.
Swastikas, Nazi slogan found graffitied on Jewish students' doors at American University dorm
University President Sylvia Matthew Burwell said the graffiti was "unacceptable" and campus police were conducting a thorough investigation.
www.wusa9.com
The New Swastika | Ziona Greenwald | Oct 23, 2023.
Comparisons to the Holocaust have always been verboten. To even suggest a parallel or a portent in modern manifestations of antisemitism would reflexively draw immediate censure across the board. And indeed, despite the ugly rhetoric and sporadic but increasing attacks against Jews in the US, Europe, and elsewhere around the globe, nothing has approached the heinousness or the magnitude of what Hitler’s regime inflicted on our people.
Until now.
Activists in the Black Lives Matter movement and their intersectional allies, including the brainwashed hordes on college campuses following the script furnished them by Students for Justice in Palestine, have adopted the black silhouette of a parachutist as a symbol of their solidarity with “Palestine.” The image iconicizes the murderous rampage by Hamas terrorists who descended from the sky upon hundreds of young Israelis attending a music festival in a field in southern Israel. It is a symbol of jihad, plain and simple.
Before our soldiers had even arrived at their bases in response to the national call-up, before Israel had mounted a military response to the invasion – and while the country, huddled in bomb shelters, began to digest the carnage and account for all the casualties and the missing, including those taken hostage into Gaza – thousands across America and the world took to the streets to rally in support of Hamas, celebrating the butchering of Jewish babies and elderly.
October 7th’s well-planned and well-funded attacks marked in Jewish blood the worst atrocity against our people since the Holocaust. Comparisons to Nazism are not merely acceptable – they are imperative.
For those paying attention, the Palestinian agenda has never been a secret. Until now, Western supporters have either been misled by the propaganda or knowingly complicit but content to couch their support for terror – and hatred for Israel – in political, diplomatic, or “humanitarian” terms.
Now anyone who actually doubted what was meant by “Free Palestine” or “From the river to the sea” can claim ignorance no more. “We are calling for full liberation of all of Palestine.” “When people are occupied, resistance is justified.” “Globalize the intifada.”
Read the placards. See the swastikas. Listen to the chants. Watch the Palestinian flags used to attack Israel supporters. In Manhattan. Bay Ridge. San Diego. Atlanta. Chicago. Minneapolis. St. Louis. Houston. Dallas. Dearborn. Harvard. UCLA. U. Michigan. Queens College. Brooklyn College. Columbia. And on and on. Red cities, blue cities. Thousands shouting, glorifying the most barbaric attacks in Israel’s history. Out for more blood.
There’s more behind this naked pro-terrorism than successful propaganda. As documented in a new report by George Washington University entitled “The Hamas Network in America,” Hamas, working with the Muslim Brotherhood, began infiltrating the US in the 1980s, inserting their jihadist agenda into American Muslim communities, the US education system and academia and, of course, the halls of power in Washington and local governments, sowing a scrupulously shrouded radicalism which is now coming out from the shadows.
Reading the report is as chilling as watching videos of the protests-cum-riots filling the streets. It details the Hamas network’s plan for infiltration, including creating charitable-sounding front organizations, capturing the curriculum in Islamic children’s schools, propagandizing and fundraising, and “the development of a carefully crafted media strategy, defending Hamas without giving the impression of supporting violence.” “I swear by Allah that war is deception,” one of the senior leaders is overheard saying at a meeting wiretapped by the FBI.
The movement’s efforts have paid off. The sleeper cells are wide awake.
Can the same be said of the American people? Or even of American Jewry?
