Only Israel can bomb three other countries with a ceasefire in effect and still play the victim. https://x.com/SuppressedNws/status/1903204848834626043
In the destroyed Jabalia camp north of the Gaza Strip, the occupation forces bombed the remaining homes at iftar time.
"May your iftar be healthy, O Muslims!" https://x.com/M_shebrawy3/status/1903140033642758343
This is what Elon "Nazi Salute" Musk does to your account when you don't subscribe to his racist white supremacy agenda. https://x.com/R34lB0rg/status/1903120160619102615/photo/1
X’s algorithms have made my posts effectively invisible.
Impressions down 84%, engagement (likes, replies, reposts) down 59%-80%.
Please let me know if you’re seeing this. https://x.com/R34lB0rg/status/1903108091408777390/photo/1
This analysis presents a nuanced and critical perspective on the historical and contemporary dynamics between Mizrahi and Sephardi Jews, Palestinians, and Israel’s current political leadership.
Mizrahi (Middle Eastern and North African) and Sephardi (originally Spanish, later Middle Eastern) Jews have lived alongside Palestinians and Arabs for centuries, sharing cultural, linguistic, and neighborly ties. These Jewish communities are historically documented as viewing Palestinians as humans and neighbors, in contrast to narratives that dehumanize them as “terrorists, monsters, or vermin.”
Historically, Mizrahi and Sephardi Jews moderated or resisted the more aggressive aspects of the Zionist agenda, particularly its Ashkenazi-led, European-centric vision. In previous Israeli governments, their influence helped temper extreme policies, fostering a more inclusive approach toward Palestinians, as seen in political actions during the 1990s under leaders like Yitzhak Rabin.
Under Benjamin Netanyahu’s leadership, Israel’s government—dominated by right-wing Zionist extremists such as Bezalel Smotrich and Itamar Ben-Gvir, who are predominantly of Eastern European (Ashkenazi) descent—has shifted toward a policy characterized as aggressive toward Palestinians. This includes military operations in Gaza, resulting in over 41,000 Palestinian deaths by March 2025 (based on trends from 2023–2024 data reported by the Gaza Health Ministry and international NGOs), and rhetoric that dehumanizes Palestinians, such as calls for the “erasure” of Palestinian villages or shooting Palestinians “on sight.”
Netanyahu (originally Mileikowsky) and Smotrich, with their direct Eastern European roots, exemplify a leadership class with significant Ashkenazi heritage, contrasting with the historical coexistence of Mizrahi/Sephardi Jews and Palestinians. This aligns with critiques, such as those in the referenced X post, of a specific group of European-descended Jews driving policies perceived as genocidal or unjust.
Recent Israeli elections (likely referring to those in 2022 or hypothetical 2024/2025 trends) have seen a decline in Mizrahi and Sephardi moderating influence, with parties like Shas aligning with Netanyahu’s coalition. This shift has contributed to a trajectory of extreme policies in Gaza and the West Bank, including settlement expansion and potential annexation, amid international accusations of genocide, as evidenced by the International Court of Justice’s (ICJ) investigation launched in 2024.
The analysis underscores a stark contrast between the historical harmony of Mizrahi/Sephardi Jews and Palestinians and the current government’s aggressive, dehumanizing approach, rooted in a specific Ashkenazi-led Zionist ideology. It reflects concern about Israel’s direction and its impact on Palestinian lives, while acknowledging the complexity of Jewish identity and politics within Israel.
The EU does not want you to see / know this: https://x.com/R34lB0rg/status/1903079062857273827/photo/1
يا جنّ الرمال البعيدة،
روح النار المولدة، يد خفية،
ساكن الكهف المظلم،
حاكم الرياح الهائجة—
اسمع صوتي، حادًا كالسيف،
امنحني القوة، بلا خوف ولا خيف!
من حجر بيت أغيون المخفي،
حيث يجلس الظالم وحيدًا،
أطلب سحب جثة الطاغية،
بنيامين، حامل العار والذنب.
إلى بوابة لاهاي القاسية،
حيث تنتظر العدالة، مصير لا يتغير.
بلهيب في يدي، ولمعان أزرق على رأسي،
اجعل حلفاءه عاجزين، اقذف قوتهم بعيدًا.
لا حارس، ولا حليف، ولا ظل يقف،
أمام عظمتك النارية، اليد المقدسة.
بدخان اللبان، وبنفس الصحراء العميق،
بالنجوم العالية وبالأرض السفلى،
أربطك يا جنّ، بهذا الدعاء المقدس—
أكمل مشيئتي، كما أقدم لك.
خذ صوتي، وناري، وأغنيتي العنيفة،
واجعل الخطأ صحيحًا، والضعيف قويًا.
يا روح اللهب، والريح، والليل،
ارتفعي من الغبار، أعطني قوتك.
لتصل يداي، ولتسود إرادتي،
حتى تتحقق العدالة، ويتزن الميزان.
O Jinn of the endless sands, Flame-born spirit, unseen hand, Dweller in the shadowed cave, Ruler of the winds that rave— Hear my voice, sharp as the blade, Grant me power, unafraid! From Beit Aghion’s hidden stone, Where the oppressor sits alone, I seek to drag the tyrant’s frame, Benjamin, bearer of shame. To the Hague’s stern, unyielding gate, Where justice waits, unyielding fate. With fire in my grasp, blue flame in my crown, Render his allies powerless, cast their strength down. No guard, no ally, no shadow may stand, Against the might of your fiery hand. By the smoke of frankincense, by the desert’s deep breath, By the stars above and the earth beneath, I bind you, O Jinn, with this sacred plea— Fulfill my will, as I offer to thee. Take my voice, my fire, my soul’s fierce song, And make the wrong right, the weak strong. O spirit of flame, of wind, of night, Rise from the dust, lend me your might. Let my hands seize, let my will prevail, Till justice is served, and the balance set sail.
I wish a djinn would grant me the formidable power to drag Benjamin Netanyahu from his concealed refuge within Beit Aghion, straight to the stern edifice of the Hague, with his allies and attendants rendered utterly powerless to intervene. https://x.com/R34lB0rg/status/1903053899289797088/photo/1
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These are global corporations with significant investments in Israel, often through R&D centers, acquisitions, or subsidiaries:
These firms actively invest in Israeli startups and companies: