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A huge congrats to World Central Kitchen in their efforts to provide 1 million meals a day in Gaza. Their tireless work not only feeds hungry Gazans, but acts as emblematic proof that Israel has not restricted humanitarian aid from entering Gaza.
CHEFS FOR GAZA José Andrés Visits Gaza & Israel as WCK to Scale Up to 1 Million Meals a Day for Gaza August 14, 2025 HUMANTARIAN
September 24, 2025 at 5:00 PM
mendelsonian.bsky.social
Sorry, but WTF are you talking about? Aid has been “surging” into Gaza for months. The GHF has delivered literally tens of millions of meals, and just this evening I received this email from World Central Kitchen. No one is blocking aid. Stop lying.
World Central Kitchen NEWS In this newsletter: Gaza | Afghanistan | Pakistan | Haiti | Ukraine Gaza Team Hits 300,000 Daily Meal Milestone World Central Kitchen has reached a first milestone on our road to serving 1 million meals daily in Gaza: 300,000 hot meals and 120,000 loaves of bread each day. Over the past month, we've steadily scaled up from 90,000, and the current daily total is more than we were serving before being forced to halt operations in late July.
September 7, 2025 at 11:52 PM
mendelsonian.bsky.social
STOP LYING! I literally just received this email from World Central Kitchen. How is it possible that WCK is serving 300,000 meals a day while Israel is “preventing” food from entering Gaza. The cognitive dissonance is astounding. How stupid are your followers?
World Central Kitchen NEWS In this newsletter: Gaza | Afghanistan | Pakistan | Haiti | Ukraine Gaza Team Hits 300,000 Daily Meal Milestone World Central Kitchen has reached a first milestone on our road to serving 1 million meals daily in Gaza: 300,000 hot meals and 120,000 loaves of bread each day. Over the past month, we've steadily scaled up from 90,000, and the current daily total is more than we were serving before being forced to halt operations in late July.
September 7, 2025 at 11:15 PM
mendelsonian.bsky.social
They are starving and torturing Israeli hostages, which they refuse to release, and yes, continuing to launch rockets.
While there have been lulls, Hamas has repeatedly resumed rocket fire against Israel throughout 2025, even after periods of truce. Rocket attacks have been reported as recently as August and September 2025. • Key incidents of Hamas rocket fire in 2025 include: • January: A rocket barrage targeted southern Israel on New Year's Day. • March: Following the collapse of a two-month ceasefire, Hamas fired rockets toward Tel Aviv and central Israel as Israel resumed its offensive in Gaza. • April: Approximately 10 rockets were launched at cities in southern Israel, including Ashkelon. • April: Approximately 10 rockets were launched at cities in southern Israel, including Ashkelon. • August: The Israeli military reported that two rockets were fired from Gaza at southern Israel, though they were intercepted or landed in open areas. • September: As of early September, Israeli forces have continued to target Hamas infrastructure in Gaza, and Hamas is still showing signs of military capability and resilience. For example, on September 5, 2025, an Israeli airstrike reportedly targeted a high-rise building in Gaza City used by Hamas. These ongoing rocket launches demonstrate that despite significant military operations by Israel, Hamas has retained some capability to conduct attacks. &
September 6, 2025 at 2:37 PM
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There it is folks. Holocaust denial. Jew-hate, and blood libel all rolled into one pathetic post. The zeal with which antisemitic tropes are spread online leave no question of how easily the Nazis rose to power.
truthseekeronly.bsky.... @truths... • 2h I don't hate Jews. I do hate genocide, the people causing genocide. If Jews are, then I guess I hate them. Astonishing after Jews were persecuted in WW2!?! And how can 6 million Jews have been killed when 1938 census shows less than 240,000? Don't create more Jew haters with lies.
September 6, 2025 at 2:07 PM
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Glad you asked! Turns out AI is a big help. But if you want to dig in, here’s a source:

jcpa.org/article/the-...
• Al Overview +8 The expulsion or mass flight of Jews from Arab lands refers to the displacement of approximately 900,000 Jews from countries in North Africa and the Middle East, primarily from 1948 to the early 1970s, after the creation of the State of Israel. While historical coexistence existed, the establishment of Israel, coupled with rising Arab nationalism and anti-Semitic policies in Arab countries, created an environment of persecution and discrimination that forced Jewish communities to leave their homes, with many eventually resettling in Israel. o
September 6, 2025 at 2:27 AM
mendelsonian.bsky.social
Yes, I’m aware. Tragic. Such a shame their leaders commanded they leave. Not to say some weren’t forced out by the war, but it was what we call an unforced error by the Arab League. Such a shame.
September 6, 2025 at 2:20 AM
mendelsonian.bsky.social
How logical. Have you thought that the dozens of massacres and riots by Arabs prior to 1948, the 7-nation Arab invasion of 1948, the 67 War, the Yom Kippur War, the 2 intifadas that all combined killed tens-of-thousands of Jews, might have something to do Jews being forced to defend themselves?
September 6, 2025 at 1:11 AM
mendelsonian.bsky.social
Right, you mean the 300k scattered across the land so thin Mark Twain rarely saw one when he toured the countryside? There was always a Jewish presence. Arab conquest and colonization didn’t erase that.

Muslims have equal rights in Israel, and that’s a hell of a lot more than Jews in Arab lands.
September 6, 2025 at 12:30 AM
mendelsonian.bsky.social
Wrong again! Jewish labor, and Jewish labor alone, built Israel.
Jewish labor was a central, if not the sole, factor in the creation of the modern state of Israel. The Labor Zionist movement and its institutions, particularly the Histadrut labor federation, laid much of the social, economic, and military infrastructure that enabled the state's founding in 1948. The Labor Zionist movement A dominant force within the Zionist movement throughout the 20th century, Labor Zionism differed from other strains of Zionism. Rather than relying solely on international diplomacy, its followers believed a Jewish state could only be created through the physical labor of the Jewish working class settling the land. Key figures like David Ben-Gurion and Golda Meir were prominent Labor Zionists. The movement advocated for a self-sufficient Jewish society built through manual labor, particularly in agriculture, to "redeem" the Jewish people and the land. This ideology led to the creation of: • Kibbutzim and moshavim: Communal and cooperative agricultural settlements established by Labor Zionists. • "Hebrew labor": The policy of exclusively employing Jewish workers to develop the economy of the Jewish community in Palestine (known as the Yishuv) and to avoid reliance on Arab labor. The Histadrut labor federation Established in 1920, the Histadrut (General Federation of Laborers) was the most powerful institution of the Labor Zionist movement and became a "state-in-the-making". Its functions went far beyond those of a typical trade union: • Economic enterprises: The Histadrut owned major businesses, banks (like Bank Hapoalim), and construction companies (like Solel Boneh), playing a crucial role in building the new state's infrastructure. For a time, it was the largest employer in the country.
September 5, 2025 at 8:34 PM
mendelsonian.bsky.social
No, I mean this:
After 1948, a forced migration of over 850,000 Jews occurred from Arab countries, primarily driven by anti-Jewish violence, state-sponsored discrimination, confiscation of property, and fear following the establishment of Israel. These Jewish communities, some ancient, were largely dismantled, with Jews fleeing or being expelled from countries like Iraq, Egypt, Libya, Yemen, Morocco, and Syria, and migrating to Israel and other Western countries. Causes and Motivations: Anti-Jewish violence and harassment: Following the 1948 Arab-Israeli War, anti-Jewish sentiment and acts of violence, including bombings and public persecution, created fear and a sense of crisis within Jewish communities in the Arab world. Key Events and Countries: Iraq: Following the 1948 war, the Iraqi government used Jews as scapegoats, imposed fines, and confiscated property. The community suffered mass emigration, with large numbers fleeing to Israel after pogroms and government-sponsored harassment. Egypt: The possessions of Jewish citizens were sequestrated, and many were forced to leave. Yemen: The Israeli government organized a massive airlift, the Operation Magic Carpet (also known as Operation On Wings of Eagles), to bring Yemeni Jews to Israel. Libya: A law was passed allowing the sequestration of Jewish property, and subsequent laws led to the liquidation of their assets and the final disappearance of the community. Syria: The government seized Jewish assets and enacted laws that forced Jews to transfer their property before leaving. Consequences: • The expulsion resulted in the near-total annihilation of ancient Jewish civilizations and communities in Arab countries. • The 850,000 to 900,000 Jewish refugees who fled became a large population in Israel, where they were integrated into society, but also faced new challenges. • The loss of property and assets for the Jewish refugees was significant, with the confiscation of homes, businesses, and financial holdings.
September 5, 2025 at 8:03 PM
mendelsonian.bsky.social
DNA is a poor measure of indigenous identity. Rather, indigeneity is based on many factors, such as culture, language, historical sovereignty, and land-based traditions. If your cultural identity points to Arabia, but your address is in Gaza, you may be a colonizer.
Multiple factors determine a person's Indigenous identity, and the criteria vary significantly across different Indigenous communities, nations, and legal systems. There is no single, universal standard, as identity is a complex blend of individual, collective, cultural, and political elements. Key factors and concepts include: • Sovereign right of nations: The most important factor is the inherent right of Indigenous nations and communities to determine their own citizenship and membership criteria. This is an expression of their sovereignty and a protection of their cultural integrity. A person is Indigenous because a recognized Indigenous community accepts them as a member. • Cultural identity: This is a fundamental, non-legal aspect of Indigenous identity and often the most important to Indigenous people themselves. It is rooted in things that cannot be quantified or determined by external sources, including: • Kinship: A sense of belonging tied to family, clan, and extended community relationships that have existed for generations. • Connection to land: A strong spiritual and physical connection to ancestral territories and the natural resources within them. • Language, beliefs, and traditions: An understanding and practice of the community's ancestral language, traditions, and distinct worldview. • Self-identification: An individual's own sense of their Indigenous identity is a necessary component, but it is not sufficient on its own. This is because it must be affirmed by and reciprocated within the community. Self-identification without community recognition is a fraught issue, especially concerning individuals who claim a distant ancestor but have no connection to a living Indigenous nation. • Colonial and legal constructs: Many current criteria for membership, especially in North America, were imposed by colonial governments and later adopted by some Indigenous nations. These include: • Blood quantum: A measure of the percentage of "Indigenous blood" an individual possesses, calculated based on documented ancestry. • This was a non-Indigenous concept created to limit Indigenous rights and land. • It is a controversial practice, with many nations moving toward lineal descent or other methods. • Federal recognition: A legal status recognized by a national government, which is separate from a nation's own inherent sovereignty. This status can trigger specific legal rights and benefits but is often criticized for giving governments too much control over Indigenous identity. • Genetic testing is not a valid factor. Many Indigenous academics and organizations reject commercial DNA tests as a determinant of Indigenous identity. • DNA tests cannot identify specific tribal affiliations or prove belonging to a cultural community. • Using DNA to claim an Indigenous identity oversimplifies the cultural and political nature of belonging.
September 5, 2025 at 7:39 PM
mendelsonian.bsky.social
Oh, right, you mean like this:
September 5, 2025 at 7:03 PM
mendelsonian.bsky.social
The only “ethnicity” to be born of political convenience, based on a genocidal goal to exterminate Jewish sovereignty and destabilize western civilization.
September 5, 2025 at 6:50 PM
mendelsonian.bsky.social
Their leaders disagree.
September 5, 2025 at 6:45 PM
mendelsonian.bsky.social
Perhaps in the arid desserts and swamplands there was an Arab-majority, but in Jerusalem Jews made up the vast majority of inhabitants. We Jews know this well too, as Israel is a vital part of our cultural identity going back 3500 years—long before the Arabs colonized the land.
• Al Overview In 1900, Jerusalem had an estimated population of roughly 50,000 to 60,000 people, with a significant Jewish majority, followed by large Muslim and smaller Christian communities, including European, Asian, and African groups. While precise census data was scarce, mid-19th century estimates indicated a Muslim majority, but a shift occurred by the late 19th century, with Jews becoming the largest demographic group.
August 30, 2025 at 5:27 PM
mendelsonian.bsky.social
I get that you’re too intellectually lazy to look it up, but no, Holocaust inversion is a real antisemitic trope—one you wield like bad tick.
• Al Overview 290w +13 Jewish Holocaust inversion is an antisemitic form of Holocaust distortion that falsely equates the actions of Israel or Jews with those of Nazi Germany. This rhetoric suggests an "inversion of morality," claiming that Jewish victims of the Holocaust have become the perpetrators of similar atrocities. This form of discourse is used to demonize Israel and trivialize the unparalleled genocide of the Jewish people. Common themes and examples Holocaust inversion often involves a "double inversion" of both reality and morality. • Inversion of reality: Portrays Israelis as the "new" Nazis and Palestinians as the "new" Jews. • Comparing the Gaza Strip to Jewish ghettos during the Holocaust, particularly the Warsaw Ghetto. • Caricatures of Israeli leaders as Hitler, or portraying the Star of David as a swastika. • Images of Anne Frank wearing a keffiyeh to suggest a false equivalence of suffering. • Inversion of morality: Claims the Holocaust gives Jews a "greater answerability" and suggests that because they suffered genocide, they should be incapable of inflicting harm on others. • This logic frames the Holocaust as a "moral indictment" of Jews rather than a crime committed against them.
August 27, 2025 at 9:54 PM
mendelsonian.bsky.social
The evidence for this can be found everywhere, from the Zionist Statement on Palestine at the 1919 Paris Peace Conference, to the Israeli Declaration of Independence, Zionism was about inclusion and equal rights. www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/zionist-orga...
The mandate shall be subject also to the following special conditions: Palestine shall be placed under such political, administrative and economic conditions as will secure the establishment there of the Jewish National Home and ultimately render possible the creation of an autonomous Commonwealth, it being clearly understood that nothing shall be done which may prejudice the civil and religious rights of existing non-Jewish communities in Palestine or the rights and political status enjoyed by Jews in any other country. II. There shall be for ever the fullest freedom of religious worship for all creeds in Palestine There shall be no discrimination among the inhabitants with regard to citizenship and civil rights, on the grounds of religion, or of race In the midst of wanton aggression, we yet call upon the Arab inhabitants of the State of Israel to return to the ways of peace and play their part in the development of the State, with full and equal citizenship and due representation in its bodies and institutions -- provisional or permanent.
August 21, 2025 at 9:44 PM
mendelsonian.bsky.social
The rumors of “40 beheaded babies” did not start with the Israeli government, but from misinterpretations of early reports. You guys ran with it as a means to discredit ALL reports of Hamas atrocities. Turns out babies were decapitated, but the number was reported falsely and The media ran with it.
The unsupported claim about dozens of child beheadings gained traction after live news reports from Nicole Zedeck, a correspondent for Israel-based i24NEWS, who was reporting from the scene of an attack near the Israel-Gaza border. In videos the news service posted to X on Oct. 10, Zedeck said Israeli soldiers told her what they witnessed. In one clip, she said "about 40 babies at least," who were dead, according to a commander, "were taken out on gurneys." In another clip, she said babies had "their heads cut off, they said" - but she never mentioned a number. The claim about "40 babies beheaded" appears to be a combination of those two separate details that Zedeck relayed during the live broadcasts. She did not make that claim herself, as the social media video wrongly asserts. In fact, CNN reported on Oct. 12 that an unnamed Israeli official told the news outlet that the Israeli government had not confirmed claims, including from Israeli Prime Minister Reniamin Netanvahn's
August 21, 2025 at 1:47 PM
mendelsonian.bsky.social
I’d take the word of released Israeli hostages over that of their Hamas torturers and rapists any day of the week.

This photo is proof enough. You cunts can’t even produce a single image of a starving child to prove you made-up “famine.”
August 21, 2025 at 12:42 PM
mendelsonian.bsky.social
Why? Because I want the Israeli hostages to come home? I don’t think you know what a Nazi is, nor have you come to grips with the deep ties early Arab leaders had with the Nazis, years before they adopted the “Palestinian” identity.
"The Arabs were Germany's natural friends...They were therefore prepared to cooperate with Germany with all their hearts and stood ready to participate in a war, not only negatively in the commission of acts of sabotage and the instigation of revolutions, but also positively by the formation of the Arab Legion. In this struggle, the Arabs were striving for the independence and the unity of Palestine, Syria and Iraq." ~ HAJ AMIN AL-HUSSEINI
August 19, 2025 at 10:34 PM
mendelsonian.bsky.social
The boy in the picture is not suffering from “severe malnutrition.” He has a serious brain injury from the war—tragic but not the result of famine. Here he is with his mother who is clearly not malnourished.

Stop spreading blood libels.
August 18, 2025 at 4:03 PM
mendelsonian.bsky.social
The girl featured in this article suffers from an undiagnosed condition. Her mother said as much on a video published to Instagram on August 7th.

Stop exploiting seriously ill children to demonize Israel.
"I suspect that Maryam has another problem besides malnutrition," she said in Arabic in the video, adding that she had taken her daughter to multiple doctors in search of a diagnosis. "I suspect that my daughter has a condition that no one understands here in Gaza." I suspect that Maryam has another problem besides malnutrition I suspect that my daughter has a condition that no one understands here in Gaza I followed up with all of them but they didn't make any report that diagnoses Maryam's condition
August 18, 2025 at 3:55 PM
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And yes, Arab Israelis can live anywhere they want in Israel.
• Al Overview Yes, Israeli Arabs, who are citizens of Israel, can generally live anywhere within the country's recognized borders, including areas with predominantly Jewish populations. However, there are some exceptions and nuances to consider. Legal Rights and Practice: Citizenship and Freedom of Movement: Israeli Arabs, like all Israeli citizens, possess the legal right to live, work, and study anywhere within Israel's borders, including areas with Jewish majorities.
August 17, 2025 at 1:00 AM
mendelsonian.bsky.social
“Where are the high ranked Muslims in the IDF?”

Here are just a few.
Here are some examples of high-ranking Muslim officers in the IDF: • Major Alaa Waheeb: He was reported in 2016 as the highest-ranking Muslim officer in the IDF, serving as operations officer at a ground forces training base. • Major Ella Waweya: Described as the highest-ranking Muslim woman in the IDF, she serves as deputy spokesperson for the Arab world and head of the Arab communications department, according to The Jerusalem Post. She has been praised for her work in reaching out to the Arabic-speaking community and promoting positive narratives about the IDF. • Lieutenant Colonel (res.) Hisham Abu Riya: He was the first non-Bedouin Muslim officer in the IDF to reach the rank of Lieutenant Colonel in 2022. He is now involved in programs encouraging young Muslims to serve in the military.
August 17, 2025 at 1:00 AM