'Habibi City,' New York Magazine's salute to anti-Semitism

Zaina Arafat

New York Magazine, an evil rag, has just published a special package in its issue of 10 August 2026, under the title “Habibi City,” also presented as a celebration of SWANA New York. The piece of crap sets out to applaud the rising cultural presence of Southwest Asian and North African [SWANA] communities across the city: the parties, the restaurants, the artists, the comedians, the bookstores, all led by a younger generation that has decided the moment is theirs.

The cover photograph shows a gathering at Laylit, held at Elsewhere. The principal essay is the work of the execrable Zaina Arafat. 

Critics, most prominently John Podhoretz writing in the New York Post, have described the cover and its accompanying package as the “evil ‘Habibi City’ cover.” Similar language has appeared elsewhere. They contend that the issue advances an anti-Israel and anti-Zionist outlook, treats Jewish New Yorkers with marked coolness or as an unwelcome presence, resorts to formulations such as “the land mass currently called Israel,” and rearranges the events after 7 October so that the sense of threat is inverted. 

All of this, they note, unfolds against the political backdrop of Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s New York. 

The magazine itself presents the exercise as a cheerful affirmation of SWANA cultural influence and community spirit. The word “evil” is the critics’ own. The dispute is only a few days old, yet it has already provoked considerable objection both online and in the opinion pages. 

Arafat [no relation to Yassar] is a Palestinian-American writer who makes no secret of her strong anti-Zionist/anti-Semitic convictions, although she never has covertly mentioned the latter hatred in public. She describes the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in terms that a range of Jewish organizations, the New York Post, The Free Press and others regard as antisemitic or as adding fuel to an antisemitic atmosphere.

In the lead essay she informs readers that SWANA New Yorkers continue to confront “xenophobia, Islamophobia, and Zionism.” Zionism is thereby placed on the same plane as racial prejudice or anti-Muslim hostility. 

She further presents the SWANA cultural flowering as “born out of the pain of the genocide in Gaza” and speaks of people “living under the threat of annihilation” in the period after 7 October.

The wider package, of which her essay is the centerpiece, employs the phrase “the land mass currently called Israel,” an expression critics have called an erasure of Jewish history and of any legitimate claim to the region. Coverage of Jewish and Israeli chefs and restaurants has been criticized as something closer to a hit piece.

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Russian nun deported for her anti-Semitic accusations about Israel and Oct. 7

Sister Extra Virgin Olive Oil

ISRAEL -- A Russian-born nun who we will call Sr. Extra Virgin Olive Oil claimed the Israeli government was behind the October 7, 2023 massacres and kidnapping in order to "distract" the Israeli public from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's criminal trial, according to a statement by Israel's Immigration and Population Authority.

This is akin to believing Adolf Hitler started World War II to "distract" from his chronic flatulence, but when it comes to anti-Semitism, nothing is off the table, I suppose.

Shortly after Hamas, Palestinian Islamic Jihad, and a crap-load of Gazan civilians invaded Israel killing, raping, and torturing 1,200 Israeli and kidnapping 251 others, Sister Extra Virgin Olive Oil [let's just call her SEVOO] told a Russian-language television news channel that Hamas coordinated the terror attacks in advance with the Israeli government.

So, in spite of Bibi Netanyahu having served in the IDF's special forces and also having lost his brother in combat against Islamists, he was supposedly in bed with the Hamassholes to distract the public from the "criminal charges" pending against him by a biased ICC.

"Sorry sister, your sh*t don't fly," as the kids say.

The nun also falsely claimed the U.S. supplied Hamas with rockets that was used to target Tel Aviv and Jerusalem when the war first began. Now we all know Joe Biden is and was brain-dead when the war broke out between Israel and the religion of peace, and we all know he gave a ton of money to Iran, but to say that he supplied Hamas with rockets is like saying his flatulence smells like roses.

And let us remember that Hamas didn't even have long-range rockets on October 7th. 

SEVOO either lied in the advancement of Islamic terrorism, or is historically clueless. At the time, Hamas could only launch rockets against central Israel with American material support.

Yet despite her serious accusations against the Jewish state, SEVOO engaged in a long-running legal saga to avoid being deported from the country she hates.

This nun has lived in Israel since 1993, having been granted a special long-term visa for clergy. At the time of the interview, she was the head nun at a Greek Orthodox church in Jerusalem.

Following the broadcast of her anti-Zionist interview, Mativeva’s visa was revoked.

Officials from the Immigration and Population Authority summoned SEVOO for a meeting, informing her that she had to leave Israel. She appealed the visa revocation in court, delaying the deportation process by several months.

Eventually, a judge confirmed the Immigration and Population Authority’s decision that this dumpling of a woman could no longer live in Israel.

However, shortly before the date of her deportation in July 2024, the Jew hater went into hiding.

In February 2025, after some six months on the run, police discovered her living in Even Sapir, a small agricultural community near Jerusalem. She was arrested and detained at an immigration detention facility.

From there, she tried to claim refugee status in Israel. In her asylum request, she said that being returned to her native Russia would endanger her life, but her request was denied and she was finally sent back to Mother Russia.

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Pro-Israel organization prepares list of pro-Hamassholes, hoping Trump will deport them

A pro-Israel organization, Betar, is compiling names of foreign students on visas in the US who spewed anti-Israel bile at campus protests — and is hoping President Trump will give the haters a one-way ticket back home.

So far, the group has about 30 names of students from countries like Jordan, Syria, Egypt, Canada, and the United Kingdom, currently studying at some of the nation's top universities, including Columbia, UPenn, Michigan, Syracuse, UCLA, The New School for Social Research, Carnegie Mellon, and George Washington University.

"We have started commencing lists of Jew-hating foreign nationals on visas who support Hamas," said Ross Glick, director of the US chapter of Betar.

The organization Betar is compiling lists of foreigners who have taken part in antisemitic protests on college campuses over the last year.

Betar has identified these individuals using a combination of facial recognition software and "relationship database technology" to sort out those who participated in antisemitic campus protests over the past year.

"One of our issues is processing power, there is just so much video to work through," Glick said.

Betar is already in touch with "prospective" Trump administration appointees in the Justice Department about the best way to act on those identified, Glick mentioned.

Among those on the list is Momodou Taal, a British national and PhD candidate in Africana studies at Cornell University, who was suspended twice for his involvement in two on-campus Palestinian protests, the most recent in September. University officials initially informed Taal that his F-1 visa might be revoked due to this incident, according to Newsweek. However, the Ivy League institution later reversed its decision.

Weeks after the Oct. 7 Hamas terror attack in Israel, Trump promised to deport foreign students who voiced support for radical Islamic terrorism. He repeated this promise to donors in May.

"When I am president we will not allow our colleges to be taken over by violent radicals. If you come from another country and try to bring jihadism or anti-Americanism or anti-Semitism to our campuses we will immediately deport you. You’ll be out of that school," Trump said at a rally that same month.

Said Glick: "We are strongly supportive of the Trump Administration’s plan to deport jihadis who seek to destroy America. Our campuses and our streets are filled with violent people who hate Jews and cannot coexist with Western society."

On Wednesday, Glick was on Capitol Hill, meeting with lawmakers including pro-Israel Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA). Glick was there to protest a Senate vote on whether to initiate an arms embargo against Israel.

Glick also met with aides to Republican Sens. Ted Cruz and James Lankford.

“They all gave me the thumbs up and told me how to follow up,” Glick said.

On the legislative side, Staten Island Representative Nicole Malliotakis presented a bill in February called the No Visas for Anti-Semitic Students Act. This bill aims to "revoke the visas of students who have engaged in antisemitic activities."

"Entering our country to attend one of our esteemed universities is a privilege, and foreign students who conduct antisemitic activity on our campuses should have their visas revoked," Malliotakis stated. "I'm pleased the Trump Administration plans to take immediate action to have these individuals removed."

Anti-Israel protest 4/30/24 by CUNY

Ross Glick, the leader of Betar US, has been actively meeting with lawmakers on Capitol Hill, including John Fetterman.

Betar doesn't avoid controversy.

The organization has been banned from using platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp because of a controversial jest about distributing beepers to members of a pro-Palestine group at the University of Pittsburgh. This was in reference to Israel's past use of beepers in a targeted attack against Hezbollah terrorists in Lebanon.

The group's name, Betar, comes from the Betar fortress, a significant site during the Jewish-Roman wars of the second century. Betar was established in 1923 by Ze'ev Jabotinsky, an influential early Zionist leader.

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Columbia University Israel course disrupted by anti-Semites on first day of class

Columbia President Katrina Armstrong: ‘We want to be absolutely clear that any act of antisemitism … against members of our community is unacceptable and will not be tolerated’

Columbia University students in a class about the history of Israel had their first day disrupted on Tuesday when four masked Jew-haters burst into the classroom. They were banging drums, chanting "free Palestine," and handing out posters that said "CRUSH ZIONISM" with a boot over the Star of David.

The irony is, there was a time when Arabs referred to Jews in Israel as Palestinians, but they seemed to have forgotten that tidbit of information.

These demonstrators also displayed and tried to stick up a sign showing Hamas terrorists with guns, labeled "THE ENEMY WILL NOT SEE TOMORROW."

Lishi Baker, a junior studying Middle East history, described the scene to the media outlet, Jewish Insider. "They started throwing fliers at us all and talking about how terrible it is that this class is even happening and that we have an Israeli professor," she said. She commended the professor, Avi Shilon, for his calm response. "He said to them we’re here to learn [and] offered for them to learn, [otherwise] if they don’t want to learn, they should leave," Baker recalled. However, the protesters ignored this, continuing their noisy protest before leaving to join larger demonstrations.

Dozens of other cowardly protesters, with faces covered, gathered at Columbia's main quad and entrance, chanting for an "intifada revolution" and other anti-Semitic slogans.

These classroom disruptors were likely students or university affiliates. Columbia has tightened security this academic year, with gates now locked and guarded to control who enters.

Columbia Interim President Katrina Armstrong and Brian Cohen, executive director of Columbia Hillel, quickly condemned the disruption.

"Today a History of Modern Israel class was disrupted by protesters who handed out fliers. We strongly condemn this disruption, as well as the fliers that included violent imagery that is unacceptable on our campus and in our community," Armstrong stated.

She emphasized that disrupting academic activities violates university conduct rules and possibly other policies, promising a swift investigation and action against such acts.

Cohen highlighted on X that this demonstration not only breaches Title VI of the Civil Rights Act but also university rules, urging quick and strong action against the perpetrators.

This incident followed closely after a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, which had been a key demand of campus anti-Israel protests since the conflict escalated after the October 7 attacks.

"This was never about ceasefire and it was never about the war in Gaza," Baker remarked. "It was always about a broader existential mission to eradicate the state of Israel. If that wasn’t clear before, it better be clear now."

She added, "One of the main talking points of the [anti-Israel campus] movement has been a defense of the things that they say on the grounds of academic freedom. Well, so much for academic freedom when you barge into a classroom and interrupt it and intimidate the students and the professor."

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Hamas refuses to release hostage list until truce begins

If all the hostages Hamas kidnapped on Oct. 7, 2023 are dead, I believe every Hamas, Hezbollah, and Palestinian leader, and anyone involved in the massacre and kidnapping on that day, should receive the same fate. Anti-Zionist terrorist groups need to be destroyed to the point of total impotency where they cannot rise up again in our lifetime.

A spokes-terrorist for Hamas gave Israel a partial list of hostages Wednesday, but claims to be unable to get information on all hostages due to the war. A full list of those kidnapped and held in Gaza will be provided only after a ceasefire is agreed upon [as if Israel hasn't attempted to initiate one--Hamas always rejects them all].

In an interview with the London-based, Qatari-owned news outlet Al-Araby Al-Jadeed, a senior Hamas official, who wasn't named due to his fear of being killed, responded to accusations from Israel. Israel claimed that Hamas has been unwilling to give a detailed list of the remaining captives and their conditions.

The official stated to the news agency that Hamas has already shared all the information they have about the hostages their operatives are holding. However, he noted that information about captives held by other groups, like Palestinian Islamic Jihad, is hard to come by because of the ongoing conflict.

Regarding claims that Mohammed Sinwar, brother of Yahya Sinwar, who leads Hamas's military wing after Yahya was killed by the IDF, has withheld details about the Israeli captives, the official explained that it's "impossible" to collect all the requested information while the "situation" in Gaza persists.

The official also mentioned that Hamas has been in discussions with other terror groups in Gaza, but a full hostage list can't be compiled until a ceasefire agreement is both reached and implemented.

This week, Israel's negotiation team left Doha, Qatar, without making progress in talks with Hamas, as is always the case with Hamassholes.

According to the Hamas official quoted in Wednesday's report, one major issue still blocking the talks is the release of "high-profile" jailed terrorists. Hamas wants Israel to free hundreds of Palestinian prisoners, including some notorious figures convicted of murder, in exchange for Israeli hostages. Israel has complied in the past, but it seems a fool's errand to give them what they want while they are getting their collectives asses kicked by Israeli military. I believe they're stalling because most of the Israeli hostages are dead--I hope to heaven I am wrong.

Israel has so far declined to release key terrorist scumcrumpets like Marwan Barghouti, a prominent leader from the Second Intifada, along with Hassan Salameh, Ahmad Sa’adat, Abbas al-Sayed, and others that Hamas has demanded be freed. 

It's time for Israel to make demands, not the losers.

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Black students at U of Michigan leave anti-Zionist hate group, but still don't see the light

I asked AI if there is any evidence that modern day Muslims hold racist views about Black people. Here's what I got:

Based on the information available up to September 8, 2024, there is evidence and discussion within both scholarly and social media platforms indicating that racism against Black individuals exists within some modern Muslim communities. Here's a synthesis of the insights:

Scholarly and Community Discussions: There are documented instances and discussions about intra-Muslim racism, particularly against Black Muslims, within Muslim American communities. This includes reports of African American Muslims facing racism from other immigrant Muslim communities, such as those from South Asian and Arab backgrounds. This issue has been acknowledged in various forums, including webinars and community dialogues aimed at addressing racism within Muslim spaces.

Global Perspectives:Anti-Black racism is not confined to one region but is reported across the Muslim world, including in the Arab world, where there's a historical and ongoing issue of anti-Blackness. This racism is deeply rooted in historical practices like slavery, which has left a lasting impact on societal attitudes towards Black people.

Social Media Insights:X posts reflect a range of sentiments from personal experiences to broader cultural critiques. Users have shared personal anecdotes, historical references, and contemporary instances where anti-Black racism is evident within Muslim societies. These include discussions on how Black Muslims might be treated differently or how anti-Black sentiments might be embedded in cultural practices or even religious interpretations.

Religious and Cultural Texts:Some discussions point towards interpretations of religious texts or cultural practices that might perpetuate racist views against Black individuals, although Islam itself teaches racial equality. This indicates a discrepancy between religious teachings and cultural practices. 

Public and Academic Discourse:Public lectures, books, and academic discussions, like those mentioned in the references, tackle the issue head-on, suggesting that anti-Black racism within Muslim communities is a recognized problem being addressed through various lenses, including cultural criticism, legal analysis, and community activism.

The AI warned of nuances in this response, but make up your own mind to determine whether it exists.

Meanwhile, Black students at the University of Michigan have noticed some serious negativity emanating from them by the anti-Zionist student group Tahrir Coalition, citing “pervasive” anti-Black discrimination fostered by its mostly Arab and Middle Eastern leadership. [H/T Algemeiner.com]

The University of Michigan’s Black Student Union (BSU) has resigned from the anti-Zionist student group but still naively supports the anti-Zionist movement. “The BSU’s solidarity with the Palestinian people is unwavering, but the integrity of the Tahrir Coalition is deeply questionable. We refuse to subject ourselves and our community to the rampant anti-Blackness that festers within it. For this reason, we will no longer be a part of the Tahrir Coalition.”

“Black identities, voices, and bodies are not valued in this coalition, and thus we must remove ourselves,” BSU said in a statement posted on Instagram. “The anti-Blackness within the coalition has been too pervasive to overcome, and we refuse to endure it.”

The saddest part in all this is that the situation with the Jewish students on campus mirror the oppression Blacks historically experienced in so many aspects of life, and while the Black students support the Jew-haters, they have more in common with the Jews than those they support.

How can any person support what Hamas did on October 7th unless it's rabid Jew hatred?

But the more they hate us, the Jewisher we get.

Am Yisrael Chai! Israel lives.

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Follow-up: Adidas now apologizes to the anti-Semite for firing her

As previously mentioned here, the German sportswear giant, Adidas dropped Bella Hadid from their SL72 shoe campaign after it was pointed out that the birth of the shoe coincided with the murders of 11 members of the Israeli Olympic team participating in the 1972 Munich Olympics by a Palestinian group known as Black September.

Hadid, famous for her anti-Zionist, anti-Semitic support of Hamas [as are her sister Gigi and her father Mohammed] was summarily fired from the campaign and the company apologized for its 'insensitivity' after being blasted by pro-Israel normal people. 

“These connections are not meant and we apologize for any upset or distress caused to communities around the world,” Adidas said in a statement shared on social media. “We made an unintentional mistake.”

The company concluded their groveling by next apologizing to its “partners” in the campaign — including Hadid, soccer player Jules Koundé, and rapper A$AP Nast — “for any negative impact on them and we are revising the campaign.”

Hadid has publicly criticized Israel many times and chanted that "Israel" be replaced with "Palestine," a made up place. She called Israel a "white supremacist" state, in spite of Israelis being of all ethnic backgrounds. 

Hadid also falsely accused Israel of perpetuating ethnic cleansing and apartheid, in spite of the logarithmic increase in the Arab population in Gaza and the fact that they have increased in number since 1948 from about 80,000 to 2,500,000.  

If Israel is committing ethnic cleansing, aka genocide, they aren't doing a very good job at it. And if they are an apartheid state, then why are Arabs living there and Gaza citizens allowed to work there?

The Adidas Corporation's founders were members of the Nazi party, and pulled Hadid from the campaign late Thursday and apologized over the situation.

“We are conscious that connections have been made to tragic historical events — though these are completely unintentional — and we apologize for any upset or distress caused,” Adidas said. “As a result we are revising the remainder of the campaign.”

Hadid made no public comment but insiders told Us Weekly that she hired legal counsel to take action against the company “for their lack of public accountability” and for releasing a campaign that “would associate anyone with the death and violence of what took place at the 1972 Munich Games.”

Sad how hatred can come wrapped in a pretty package.

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New York professor who threatened reporter with a machete fired after anti-Semitic rants

Shellyne Rodriguez, a professor at Cooper Union in Manhattan,  was caught holding a machete to the neck of a reporter last year. The video made it to the mainstream media as Rodriguez appeared to act in a crazy violent way.

She has reportedly been fired from her latest teaching gig due to her anti-Semitic views.

But this isn't Rodriguez's first canning. Last year when she worked at Hunter College, in New York City, she had been terminated for similar craziness.

"Cooper Union has fired me because of a social media post I made about ‘Zionists’… effective immediately," Rodriguez, 47, wrote in a Jan. 23 email to students, according to the New York Post. Cooper Union Students for Justice in Palestine shared the email on Instagram the next day.

"This is fascism. Ya’ll are learning about it in real time," Rodriguez wrote. "Stay strong, [stay] brave, stay defiant, don’t bite your tongue, and drink plenty of water! Pa-lante!"

She obviously thought that the October 7 massacre was okay to do to those, you know, Jews.

"This firing represents an intense escalation of McCarthyist repression meant to intimidate and punish those in support of a Free Palestine, and must be resisted to prevent its further normalization and the ongoing genocide in Gaza," the student group wrote, calling on followers to email the art school dean.

No actually the firing represents decent people unwilling to accept their college age kids being taught to hate any group of people simply for their inherent characteristics. Dolt.

According to the Post, the college spokesperson declined to speak as a spokesperson, but the outlet noted Rodriguez is no longer listed on the Cooper Union faculty page.

The reasoning for her latest termination was not immediately clear but came after Rodriguez participated earlier last month in a CUNY for Palestine virtual panel in which she spoke about the possibility of a Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS) movement rent strike in New York involving not making rent payments to Jewish landlords or landlords who support Israel, which is disgusting and illegal.

Her remarks were widely condemned online as antisemitic. They included the so called professor explaining, "the idea that we could be a Trojan horse, that we are inside empire, and you’re here to upend it." Regarding others who support Israel and condemn terrorism, she went "Maxine Waters and told those on the panel, "You probably wait tables where they go to brunch. Find them, go to their offices, don’t let them sleep." 

According to the Post, the anti-Semite Rodriguez also blasted former Bronx Borough President Rubén Díaz Jr. as a "roach" and "Zionist lapdog" on her Instagram account.

"Jewish students at Cooper Union are very relieved that they fired her," Jeffrey Lax, a CUNY law professor and co-founder of Students and Faculty for Equality at CUNY, which advocates for Jewish students on campus, told the Post. "Her comments were really despicable."

"Normally, I would say I commend the university for taking action against this professor but in this case, how can I possibly say that she did something far worse before they hired her? I mean, she held a knife to a reporter’s neck," Lax told the outlet. "They’re not to be commended, they should be ashamed of themselves."

Her termination from Cooper Union also comes months after pro-Palestinian protesters at the school banged on the windows of the school library while Jewish students had locked themselves inside.

The hateful professor also notably organized "f*** police" demonstrations in 2020 after the death of the thug George Floyd in Minneapolis. 

Rodrigues actually should be in jail and then be required to be in intense psychotherapy. A year in Israel might also clear her thinking.

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Alexandria Obviously-Comatose compares Palestinians to Jesus

AOC checks her nail polish

Repulsive Rep. Alexandria Obviously-Comatose (Communist-NY) got blasted on her incredibly stupid social media post whereby she used the story of Jesus to encourage the support for Jew-hating Palestinians. The irony is, if Jesus lived in Gaza, he would not be living in Gaza once they discovered he was Jewish.

But AOC is not the brightest among us--she's more like a fungus among us, as the kids say.

The not-so-bright New York congresswoman posted on Instagram a photo of a child among the rubble in Gaza; rubble as the result of what the Hamassholes did to Israeli Jews on October 7. She did not post the photo of Ahmed Bracha, a child who was murdered by Hamas for simply trying to steal food from the humanitarian aid trucks that Hamas commandeered for themselves. That photo would have been a more accurate depiction of the situation that Hamas caused.

Anyway, AOC recounted the story of Jesus' upbringing as she bad-mouthed "right-wing forces" who, she claims are "violently occupying" the land. It's almost as if she has her head up in her nether regions and is seeing things upside-down.

"Thousands of years later, right-wing forces are violently occupying Bethlehem as similar stories unfold for today’s Palestinians, so much so that the Christian community in Bethlehem has canceled this year's Christmas Eve celebrations out of both [fear for their] safety and respect," the overachiever wrote.

She, along with her fellow terrorist supporters of the so called "Squad," have been calling for Israel to stop fighting back and lay down their weapons and give Hamas a chance to regroup, reload, and re-attack.

According to Hamasshole propaganda put out by their oxymoronically named health ministry, Israel has killed over 20,000 people since the Jewish State was attacked on October 7, when more than 1,200 Israeli men, women, children and babies were murdered, beheaded, burned, mutilated, raped, and some taken hostage, a which time were repeatedly sexually assaulted.

But cretins like AOC and her ilk never speak about that, as if it never happened, or if it did, Israel deserved it--as if Israel is a concept, not people who live on the land.

"The entire story of Christmas and Christ himself is about standing with the poor and powerless, the marginalized and maligned, the refugees and immigrants, the outcast and misunderstood without exception," AOC wrote. "This high Christian holiday is about honoring the precious sanctity of a family that, if the story were to unfold today, would be Jewish Palestinians."

Jewish Palestinians? 

Israel left Gaza on September 12, 2005, including the Jews who were buried there. Then the Gazans voted for Hamas and this is what they got.

Hamas cares not a fig for Gazans; they only care for the annihilation of Israel: "from the river to the sea." 

And low information people like AOC and those who protest loudly to be one of the cool kids, or simply hate Jews while pretending to hate racists, are going to one day get what they truly deserve. Good people are getting fed up.

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Jayapal et al claim Israeli Jews are racist, walks it back with hair-brained excuse

Far-left Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-WA) made comments along with her panel pals Saturday, in which she said that "Israel is a racist state." If it wasn't a racist state then why do they defend themselves when Hamassholes and their anti-Zionist allies in Gaza fire rockets at them? 

Knowing that American Jews might not vote for her fellow Democrats, those in the House condemned her statement, but many had their fingers crossed behind their backs.

The congresswoman made the comment during a panel with other anti-Semites Reps. Jan Shakowsky (D-IL) and Chuy Garcia (D-AZ) when anti-Israel, anti-Semitic demonstrators chanted that phrase at them. 

“I want you to know that we have been fighting to make it clear that Israel is a racist state, that the Palestinian people deserve self-determination and autonomy,” Jayapal said.

Fun Facts: 

Israel has a large number of Muslims in their population and in their government. Gaza has no Jews still alive in their territory and zero Jews in their government. 

Israel medically treats injured Palestinians, even those who attack Israeli citizens; Hamas and the Palestinian Authority does not. In fact, they celebrate the killing of Jews and hand out candy on the streets of Gaza, even when Israeli women and children are slaughtered.

Israel avoids returning fire across the border if it originates at a school or mosque, as it often does [Hamas knows Israel does all it can to minimize collateral damage], Palestine fires "dumb" rockets into civilian areas with no regard of what is being targeted.

Jayapal's comments drew a smattering of applause and mindless cheers from anti-Zionists in the audience but soon led to a rebuke from fellow Democrats who were hoping to score the Jewish-American vote.

“Israel is not a racist state,” a letter from the House Democratic leadership read without explicitly naming the execrable Jayapal. “America and Israel have a uniquely special relationship anchored in our shared democratic values and strategic interests. As House Democratic leaders, we strongly support Israel’s right to exist as a homeland for the Jewish people.”

Well thank you for allowing Israel to exist, Democrats. It's very kind of you.

Jayapal released a lying statement Sunday afternoon attempting to walk back her comments, saying, “I attempted to defuse a tense situation during a panel where fellow members of Congress were being protested. Words do matter and so it is important that I clarify my statement. I do not believe the idea of Israel as a nation is racist.”

So she makes a racist statement then says she was just kidding because she wanted to defuse a racist situation. She has the brains of elevator flatulence.

Let's see what Biden says about Jayapal's anti-Semitic remark, and maybe throw in a little bit of Reps. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) and Rashida Tlaib's  past anti-Israel/anti-Semitic comments too.

The Señor Wences-looking Jayapal, who leads the House Progressive Caucus, then took aim at Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, saying his “extreme right-wing government has engaged in discriminatory and outright racist policies.”

Señor Wences

A separate letter from a group of Jewish Democrats, which was making the rounds gathering signatures, expresses “deep concern” over Jayapal’s “unacceptable” remarks. “We will never allow anti-Zionist voices that embolden antisemitism to hijack the Democratic Party and country,” the letter says, according to the Comedy News Network.

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) on Monday called upon House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries to address Jayapal’s and other Democrats’ anti-Israel comments.

“This isn’t the first person in the Democratic conference that has continued to make anti-Semitic comments,” McCarthy said, referring to Rep. Ilhan Omar’s (D-MN) 2021 comparison of Israel with the Taliban and other disgusting statements. “I think this is a role for the leader, Hakeem, to prove that no, they’re not anti-Semitic.”

Jayapal’s comments come ahead of Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s address to a joint session of Congress later this week, commemorating the Jewish State’s 75th Anniversary.

Democratic leadership has been receptive to Herzog’s visit. “I look forward to welcoming him with open arms,” Jeffries said at a news conference last week, calling Herzog “a force for good in Israeli society.”

But socialists, including Omar, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (Dummy-NY), Jamaal Bowman (D-NY), and Cori Bush (D-MO), have all said they will not attend Herzog’s speech in protest to Jews everywhere. 

 Jayapal is probably going to forgo the speech too, as she is worried that the squad might ignore her in the future.

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Rashida Tlaib to host "Nakba Day" at US Capitol

Devout anti-Israel/anti-Semite Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-MI) will be partnering with anti-Zionist organizations that support the BDS movement: Boycott, Divest and Sanction Israel movement designed to destroy the Jewish State.

The congresswoman is headlining an event at the Capitol building this week that opposes the founding of Israel. It's known as "Nakba 75 & the Palestinian People."

The word "nakba" means 'the disaster' or 'catastrophe.' What it has come to mean is anti-Jewish persecution by the Arab and Muslim world.

 Let me 'splain:

"Nakba" refers to the founding of Israel in 1948 and the supposed disintegration of Palestinian life in Israel. For people like Tlaib who adopt this narrative, Israel and the Jews are the only ones to blame for the displacement of Palestinian Arabs between 1947 to 1949, and see themselves alone, as the only victims of the conflict. 

By refusing to take into account that the Palestinian-Arab refusal to accept a two-state solution in 1947, and the little tidbit of information that the Palestinians and Arabs tried to destroy the Jewish State, the Nakba narrative advances the victim claim and the pretense that they, not the Jews, have an historical basis for the Palestinian "right of return," notwithstanding the Old Testament that shows the Jews were there long before Islam was even a religion.

Historically, the term initially became associated with the Israeli-Arab conflict in August 1948, known as the Israeli War of Independence, while the fighting raged on. And when a Syrian academic and diplomat based in Beirut, Constantine Zurayk, published "Maana al-Nakba" (The Meaning of the Catastrophe).

Zurayk blamed Arab leaders for the Nakba, because they couldn't get the job done by winning the war while Arab civilians hightailed it out of the area. It was never seen as alleged to be a premeditated Israeli plan to displace the local Arab people, but that's what the narrative later claimed.

In fact, Zurayk's  Pan-Arab ideology indicated that he didn't even consider the Nakba to be just about the Palestinian "catastrophe" but one that mainly affected the entire Arab world and their push for world domination.

Now Tlaib's event is scheduled for Wednesday and is slated to commemorate the "Nakba" and supported by BDS organizations that hate Israel or bought into the pseudohistory that was invented to support it. Such groups include Jewish Voice for Peace, a leftist group based in the US, as well as NGOs that have expressed support of terrorism.

Tlaib, who was born to Palestinian immigrants who came to Detroit, refers to Israel as an apartheid state, and like her squad "sister" Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) has made anti-Semitic remarks and was never directly called out on them, [e.g., the Jews control the world].

Gilad Erdan, the Israeli Ambassador to the United Nation, said of Tlaib's posting of a tweet about Nakba that her “ignorance and hate toward Jews and Israel know no bounds” when she again called Israel an "apartheid state born out of violence and the ethnic cleansing of Palestinians."

Erdan wrote: “Tlaib’s ignorance and hate toward Jews and Israel know no bounds. The facts are clear: the Arabs rejected the U.N.’s resolution to establish a Jewish state and started a war to annihilate it,” referencing the fact that in 1948, five Arab armies attacked the nascent state, with full support from the Palestinian leadership.

“Palestinian leadership is leading its people to catastrophe by inciting hate/terror and rejecting peace,” Erdan wrote.

Sadly, however, like today's information disseminated by the media, people never get the full story. In this case it's the haters who were only given an anti-Semitic point of view.



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Fetter[wo]man says he's a friend of Israel: he says a lot of s***

Pennsylvania's Lt. General John "Buttneck" Fetterman is campaigning for the US Senate and is pretending to harbor "unwavering" support for Israel in order to secure the Jewish vote. But like many on the Left, Fetterman is full of crap--he operates a nonprofit that hosted an anti-Israel/anti-Semitic art exhibit demonizing Israel as an "apartheid state," and spread slanderous lies about the Jewish State.

In 2012 Fetterman, who also panders to women by calling himself 'Fetterwoman,' hosted an exhibit titled "I Am Palestine." It featured what was called an apartheid wall that condemns the 440-mile barrier Israel built separating Israel from Palestinian suicide bombers in the West Bank after about 700 Israelis were murdered by these jihadis. Evidently Fetterwoman thinks Israel, like former President Trump and many Americans, should not provide their country with security from unknown actors who may wish them harm.

The anti-Semitic artists featured in the exhibit claimed in a statement accompanying the project that Israel built the wall "under the guise of security while stealing more Palestinian land and resources." And yet without a wall, more Israelis would be easy targets for the hate-filled Islamists on the other side who make non-historical claims--the Jews have occupied the land of Israel since Old Testament days, before the existence of Islam, a religion that preaches anti-Semitism.

So while Fetter[wo]man claims on the campaign trail his support of "strengthening and enhancing the security of Israel," his exhibit proves the exact opposite is true. He has even bragged about his endorsement from Peace Action, which is an anti-war group that promotes the Boycott Divest and Sanction movement of Israel and urged diplomatic ties with Iran, the number one sponsor of terrorism in the world. Mehmet Oz, the Republican candidate running against Fedder[wo]man says that his opponent is "no friend of Israel," and he's clearly correct.

Fedder[wo]man's campaign claims that he "is and always has been a pro-Israel Democrat."

Hogwash.

Fetterman’s gallery had commissioned a mural in 2008 entitled "Three Boys Living in the Shadow of the Separation Wall" from an artist, Swoon, who is a prominent anti-Israel/anti-Semitic activist and has called for a cultural boycott of the Jewish state.

One of the artists featured in the 2012 exhibit, Karina Goulordava, served at the time as vice president of the University of Pittsburgh chapter of Students for Justice in Palestine, a group that "disseminates anti-Israel propaganda often laced with inflammatory and at times combative rhetoric," according to the Anti-Defamation League (ADL). The student group typically uses apartheid walls at its anti-Israel rallies "depicting Israel alone as responsible for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict," the ADL says.

Fetterman launched UnSmoke Systems in 2008 as an affiliate of Braddock Redux, a charity he founded with support from his father, a wealthy insurance executive who supported his deadbeat son well into his 40s. 

Fetterman recently suffered a stroke and the symptoms of its effects on his thinking and verbal abilities is obvious in his campaign speeches. He also typically wears a hoodie to cover up a huge lump on the back of his neck which may have additional medical implications.

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On the other hand, Dr. Oz, his opponent, has a political ideology that is clearly not in line with conservative ideas, such as his stance on abortion, which vacillates according to the way the wind blows. However, Oz is obviously the lesser of the two evils and hopefully will take the Senate seat.

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Crazed Palestinian mob attack Israelis after wrong turn into their village but they escape with their lives

Rami and Inbal Orpaz

Sometimes it pays to have a good GPS in your car because if you live in Israel or Chicago, it can help you avoid making a wrong turn and thereby save your life.

A father and daughter were driving in the West Bank on Sunday and made a wrong turn which led to a village populated by Palestinians, people who don't abide by Jews, with their fancy cars and perfume and clean teeth, and being all gussied up, coming into their town like they own the place.

Father and daughter Rami and Inbal Orpaz told Channel 12 news that they were traveling to Mount Hazor, to see the snow that fell there last week. The hill is a tourist hotspot for Israelis in the central West Bank and snow is as common as a brilliant insight by Whoopi Goldberg, co-host of "The View."

According to the pair, they got lost and tried to use a navigation app to get back onto their route, but ended up in the Palestinian village of Dayr Jarir, about a four-minute drive from their destination and loaded with anti-Zionist and anti-Semites . . . but I repeat myself.

“When we got into the village, it looked quiet and we didn’t see anything suspicious,” Inbal said.

They soon found themselves in a traffic jam, when a group of young local turds began hurling stones at their car.

“They yelled at us ‘Jish’ [Arabic for army] and people started pointing at us to turn around,” Inbal said. “Someone moved their car forward to block off the group so we could turn around and get out of there.” That was very humane and whoever did that deserves credit.

Rami said he tried to drive away but couldn’t. “They were pointing at my shoulders, referring to military ranks, and at that moment we were pelted with a barrage of stones and some tried to open the car doors,” he said.

Fortunately, they both managed to drive away without being dragged out of the car and being killed for being the wrong religion.

“There are rocks weighing 6-7 kilos that landed inside the car. One rock stopped at the door frame of the car that was 2 centimeters away from me. It was just crazy,” Rami said.

However, they weren't completely out of the proverbial woods.

“For more than two hours no one at the [Ariel police] station talked to us — the only thing that bothered them is that we came in with our dog, which is somehow illegal without a certain procedure,” Inbal said.

[Dogs are haram in Islam. Perhaps Mohammed had a bad experience with a pooch back in the day.]

“They did not ask if we needed dry clothes or mental health assistance. We went through a very difficult, traumatic event, and no one talked to us for hours. When a police investigator finally came and took the rocks out of the car, he just couldn’t believe it and asked, ‘How did you get out of there alive?'”

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The Israel Police said in response: “This is an incident that took place while dealing with dozens of other incidents simultaneously following the storm that affected the entire West Bank. We know that as part of addressing [the complaints], some of the complainants had to wait before seeing an investigator and giving testimony, and we apologize for that. The investigation of the case continues.”

So take it from me, guys and gals, if you're out galavanting around in a strange town along the West Bank, and you happen to be Jewish, Christian, Hindu, or atheist, galavant the hell out of there lickety-split. And splurge on a good GPS.

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Compromised News Network's Zakaria eats crow for anti-Zionist lies: apologizes

Fareed Zakaria, an anchor for far Left CNN had to apologize on air Sunday to former Israeli diplomat Dore Gold for lying about Gold by accusing him of advocating for Jordan to become a Palestinian state.

“On last week’s show, I asked King Abdullah about the concept that there would be no stand-alone Palestine state in the future that but instead his nation, Jordan, would become the de-facto Palestine state,” said the oft lying Zakaria “I said the idea had been recently mentioned by long time Israeli diplomat, Dore Gold. I was wrong. Many have talked about that concept, but not ambassador Gold. I apologize for that error.”

Wrong? No, he lied.

Gold, who served as Israel’s ambassador to the UN and as an advisor to prime ministers Ariel Sharon and Benjamin Netanyahu, responded to Zakaria’s apology, saying “Facts and the pursuit of truth are important things in the work I do, so it was important that this mistake be corrected.”

Gold, not Zakaria, is currently president of the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs, an influential think tank.

Fake news by @FareedZakaria in interview with @KingAbdullahII of #Jordan. The interviewer accused me of questioning the future of Jordan. I never said these things. I view Jordan as a strategic anchor for #Israel and the entire region. https://t.co/JjlYXgoBqM #CNN #GPS

— Dr. Dore Gold (@DrDoreGold) July 28, 2021

On July 25, while interviewing Jordan’s King Abdullah, Zakaria falsely claimed, “Dore Gold, an influential adviser to prime minister [Benjamin] Netanyahu, recently said, Jordan needs to start thinking of itself as the Palestinian state.”

Gold immediately fired back with a Jerusalem Post op-ed saying Zakaria distorted the facts, which is a polite way of saying Zakaria lied like a Persian rug, although he's from India.

“Whether he realized it or not, Zakaria was feeding into a long-held fear in Jordan that Israel was scheming to solve the Palestinian problem at Jordan’s expense. The problem was that I never uttered the words that were attributed to me,” Gold wrote.

“Having been a diplomatic envoy to Jordan in the 1990s, I knew how careful a representative of the Israeli government had to be when it came to this subject. That I would make a statement of this sort was not only inaccurate but it also underestimated the sensitivity Israeli envoys had for their eastern neighbor,” he added.

Zakaria, a veteran CNN personality, is just one of many controversial figures on the fake news network.

For example, after the 9/11 attacks, Zakaria wrote a story for Newsweek titled “Why they hate us” which was attacked by critics for explaining away Islamic terrorism and saying that jihad is really not a thing. 

He then went on to defend the construction of the Park51 Islamic Center, a triumphal mosque just two city blocks from the World Trade Center site. The proposed site was a poke in the eye to New Yorkers who saw the intentions of the mosque as a way for Islam to "flip the bird" to the United States.

Zakaria was also suspended for a full week in August 2012 while Time and CNN investigated an allegation against him for plagiarism that involved an August 20th column on gun control that seemed more like it came from a previous story by Jill Lepore of the New Yorker. Zakaria apologized saying he made a "terrible mistake." But plagiarizing isn't a mistake, it's intentional. The only mistake he made was getting caught. However, after his research notes and prior commentary experience was reviewed, he was reinstated and Time described the plagiarism as "isolated" and "unintentional."

Zakaria had insinuated that Sen. Chuck Schumer 's opposition to the Iran nuclear deal was based on dual loyalties, and "you know, wealthy supporters," a statement mirrored by anti-Semite Rep. Ilhan Omar, (D-MN). And of course, Schumer is a Jewish New York Democrat.

Finally, this past January, Zakaria made the insane claim that Israel had a legal responsibility to vaccinate Palestinians against COVID-19. Where did he come up with that nonsense?

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Romney wins "JFK Profile in Courage Award" for voting to impeach Trump

Utah Senator Mitt Romney (RINO-UT) was picked to receive the 2021 John F. Kennedy Presidential Library's Profile in Courage Award only because he was the one so-called Republican to vote in favor of convicting former President Donald J. Trump in his first of two impeachment trials.

“The 2021 Profile in Courage Award goes to Senator Mitt Romney for his vote to convict President Donald J. Trump in 2020, and his consistent and courageous defense of democracy,” the JFK Library said. “As the first Senator to have ever voted to convict a President of his own party, Senator Romney’s courageous stand was historic. Despite facing unrelenting criticism and public antagonism following this vote, along with threats to his physical safety and demands that he be censured or expelled from the Republican party, Romney has continued to courageously defend the fundamental principles of democratic governance.”

“Senator Romney’s commitment to our Constitution makes him a worthy successor to the Senators who inspired my father to write Profiles in Courage,” said former Ambassador Caroline Kennedy. “He reminds us that our Democracy depends on the courage, conscience and character of our elected officials.”

Other runners-up for this year's award go to the following:

Rep. Ilhan Omar, (D-MN) for her courage to call out the state of Israel for its condemnation of Palestinians who seek to kill Jewish children and adults for the crime of being Jewish. "Ms. Omar stands out as a woman of incredible courage to speak truth to power about people she views as descendants from pigs and apes, who care only about the 'Benjamins,'" the panel stated. "She was also fair minded about the people who did something on 911, which took remarkable courage and a strong religious commitment on her part."

Ilhan Omar and Linda Sarsour, two happy-go-lucky
Jew-hating anti-Zionists

Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-MI) for her courageous use of expressive language upon winning her seat in the U.S. House of Representatives saying of the U.S. President Donald Trump: "We're going to impeach this motherf***er." as her young son stood proudly by her f***ing side. "If that isn't courageous, we at the Kennedy Library don't know what is," the judges said.

Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) for his wild-eyed intrepid search for impeachable information against a sitting president of the United States even in light of the possibility of embarrassment for unsubstantiated claims. "Representative Schiff exemplifies what it means to be a politician," the award judges said. "His courage in the fight against Trump, when no one in his Party had the guts to say anything negative about the President, is what this award is all about."

But in the end, Sen. Romney won the prestigious award. His hatred for former President Trump was only exceeded by his love of the cute soprano in the third row of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, and of course, the Benjamins.

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Poor Rashida Tlaib: victimized for possible ethics violation

It's hard to believe that "Squadette" Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-MI) would find herself the victim of a House Ethics Committee investigation. She seems smart enough to know how to cover her tracks, but then again, perhaps she's just an innocent victim here, like Hamas is to the Israelis.

According to The Hill, the House Ethics Committee announced on Monday that it's extending a review of Tlaib over whether she accepted a salary from her 2018 campaign before taking office.

Now all three "Squad" anti-Semitic socialists are in ethics hearings.

This announcement was the first public acknowledgment that Tlaib is being investigated. But aside from Politico and Time, the story seems to interest mostly conservative outlets such as: The Hill, Daily Wire, Conservative Review, Red State, Washington Times, and the Blaze, to name a few. Yes, it was also covered by Detroit News but that may be an outlier.

House Ethics Committee Chairman Ted Deutch (D-FL) and the panel's ranking Republican, Rep. Kenny Marchant (Texas), said in a joint statement that the probe "does not itself indicate that any violation has occurred, or reflect any judgment on behalf of the committee."

The committee will announce its next course of action, such as potentially opening a formal investigation, by Nov. 14, just four days after Rabin Day  (Hebrew: יום רבין‎). This day is an Israeli national holiday celebrated annually on the twelfth of the Hebrew month of Cheshvan, to commemorate the life of Israeli leader and Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin. We know that Ms. Tlaib will not attend this year, but there is always hope. First she has to stop hating the Jewish state and the Jews who live there.

A spokesman for Tlaib said that the review involves allegations about her 2018 campaign salary but denied any wrongdoing, which would blow one's mind if they said otherwise.

The Federal Election Commission (FEC) allows non-incumbent candidates to pay themselves a salary from their campaign committees if they meet a particular criteria. For example, the salary is designed to help first-time candidates who are not independently wealthy.

“As the Ethics Committee made clear, the fact that it received a referral does not mean any violation occurred,” Tlaib spokesman Denzel "Don't Call Me Washington" McCampbell said in a statement to The Hill. “Representative Tlaib has cooperated completely with the Committee to resolve the referral, which involves the same claims over her publicly disclosed salary during the campaign that conservative groups pressed back in March. Representative Tlaib fully complied with the law and acted in good faith at all times.” She simply hates Israel and loves socialism.

Conservative outlets in March highlighted FEC records showing that Tlaib's campaign paid out $17,500 in salary disbursements after the Nov. 6, 2018, general election. One payment of $2,000 was dated Nov. 16, while another of $15,000 was dated Dec. 1.

Under the FEC rules for allowing a candidate to receive a campaign salary state that the payments can be made until the date of the general election or until the candidate is no longer running.

In addition, the salary can't go beyond the minimum annual salary for the federal office sought [in her case it's $174,000] or the income she received the previous year.

An FEC spokesperson explained in March to The Washington Free Beacon that a candidate is permitted to pay themselves after the general election for an activity that happened up to that date.

Tlaib joins her fellow Squadette socialist, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) in an ethics investigation for also collecting a salary from her campaign before taking office. It should be noted that AOC failed to pay taxes on her failed business as required by NY State law, and has not repaid her student loan debt that she agreed to repay when she acquired it. 

Like Tlaib, Cortez also receives a salary of $174,000 annually, so it's unclear if she intends to repay the loan back to the lender who provided it. Socialists tend to think 'what's yours is mine . . . what's mine is also mine.'

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DC 'Dyke March' goes all out anti-Semitic

Washington, D.C. -- The "Dyke March" which is a march of lesbians to show their pride in their sexual preferences for women, not men, are also showing their contempt for Jews and Israel as the intersectional cliques are being influenced by hard-line anti-Semites like Linda "Rodent Punim" Sarsour and her ilk.

Jewish dykes have been turned away for carrying LGBT pride flags containing the Star of David, along with other signs of Judaism, such as the Israeli flag. [Ironically, Israel is the only Middle East country where homosexuality is not a crime.]

The dyke leaders of the "Dyke March" announced the policy last week that they would not tolerate symbols of "Zionism," which is another word to symbolize "Jews." But they claim the event is "an all-inclusive celebration of underrepresented people."

Palestinian flags, however, are just fine, according to the Washington Times.

Last year, organizers at the Chicago Dyke March enforced a similar policy, ejecting anyone from the LGBT Pride event who openly expressed support for the Jewish state. The remedy for this anti-Semitic problem would be for those who disallow Jews and their symbols from being represented go to so-called Palestine and represent themselves as dykes. Problem solved.

Yael Horowitz, one of the event's  Jewish, self-loathing, anti-Semitic, America-hating organizers, told the Washington Times that the D.C. ban was a “protest against 'nations that have specific oppressive tendencies,'” and that pride flags bearing a similarity to the American flag would be similarly unwelcome.

“If someone would show up with an American flag but with the stripes as a rainbow, we would treat it the same way,” Horowitz added. “I think what’s getting erased here is pro-Israel and pro-Jewish are very different things.”

“Jewish stars and other identifications and celebrations of Jewishness (yarmulkes, tallit, other expressions of Judaism or Jewishness) are welcome and encouraged,” Horowitz added in a Facebook post. “We do ask that participants not bring pro-Israel paraphernalia in solidarity with our queer Palestinian friends.”

It's the non-queer Palestinians who Yael and her dyke friends need to worry about.

Another organizer told the Washington Times that the mere presence of pro-Israel symbols turned the march into an "unsafe space."

That organizer should have seen what the beaches of Normandy looked like in comparison.

What fools these organizers are.


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'Poway synagogue shooter calls Trump "Zionist, Jew-loving, anti-White, traitorous c***sucker'

The Poway, California synagogue shooter who killed a woman and wounded the synagogue's rabbi, a young girl and a man, not only hates Jews, but also hates President Trump because POTUS has been the most pro-Israel and Jewish supporting leader we've ever had. That isn't controversial, but the left would have you believe otherwise.

The POS altered photo

The synagogue shooting took place exactly six months after the Tree of Life shooting in Pittsburgh.

One of the victims is said to be the synagogue’s Rabbi, Yisorel Goldstein, who founded the Chabad center in 1986.

The shooter, whose name will not be published here is 19-years-old coward who used an AR-15 style weapon that may have jammed during the attack. When police arrived at his home, he didn't put up a fight and was taken into custody.

The POS posted a manifesto for the Poway shooting. It's filled with garbage and attacked President Trump for being a "Zionist, Jew-loving, anti-White, traitorous c***sucker."

I can't wait to see how the left is going to spin this. Somehow they're going to blame Trump for the increased hatred in this country, which they failed to do when a Bernie Sanders supporter nearly killed Rep. Steve Scalise  (R-LA) at a baseball practice in Alexandria, VA.

This wasn't a political attack, it was anti-Semitic and clearly a hate attack.


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