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crazy how 2,000 years of being fed "jews are untrustworthy two faced liars" will make people instinctively think jews are liars and have their gut reaction to jews talking about judaism be "assume they're lying." or maybe these are two unrelated phenomena that have no impact on each other and the gentile instinct to distrust the jew has nothing to do with thousands of years of antisemitism they've internalized.
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Melhem Asad is one of the Righteous Among the Nations.
When the Dutch police were standing idly by -- or worse, aiding and abetting terrorists -- and allowing Jews to be violently pogrommed, Melhem was RISKING HIS LIFE to protect Jews.
The Amsterdam police colluded with these terrorists to allow this pogrom to happen on the 86th anniversary of Kristallnacht. The Netherlands allowed a pogrom against Jews to take place in Amsterdam, the same city where the Dutch sent over 100,000 Jews, including Anne Frank, to their deaths in Nazi concentration camps.
Melhem helped protect our people from that attempted massacre and hostage taking.
Mr. Rogers once told us, "When I was a boy and I would see scary things in the news, my mother would say to me, 'Look for the helpers. You will always find people who are helping'."
Melhem is a helper. He shielded our people and helped rescue them from kidnapping and murder. He is a hero.
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there sure are a lot of people who spent 2020 saying "property isn't more important than people's lives" and 2023-2024 defacing flags who suddenly think that vandalizing someone else's property (a flag) makes it okay to hit someone else of the same ethnicity with your car or stab them
LMAO
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On November 9-10, 1938, the Nazis attacked every Jewish synagogue in Germany and destroyed thousands of Jewish businesses in what became known as Kristallnacht, or ‘Night of the Broken Glass’.This year marks the 82nd anniversary of this pogrom. On Monday night, Nov. 9, many synagogues and individuals will light a candle in memory of the victims of Kristallnacht. Please do so.Suggested Prayer for candle lighting: May the light from this candle remind us of Kristallnacht, 1938, when the forces ofdarkness overcame the forces of light because too many people stood idly by as hatred reigned. Little did these perpetrators and bystanders imagine how far the destructionwould spread, how long it would last, and how they and their loved ones would eventually suffer.May this candle be a call to stand up for the poor, the marginalized, the threatened. All are human beings, each is unique, each person is a miracle of creation.
Grandchildren of Holocaust Survivors
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14th century Jewish prayer in the shape of a dragon
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Am yisrael is there for each other. They might say it's not antisemitism, but we know.
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TEL AVIV DRONE 4K (2020) by GAL TWIG PHOTOGRAPHY
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uh oh looks like more Telegram chats are out to discredit the libels.
I would like to divert yalls attention to something very small but exceedingly important mentioned in this article, during these Trying TimesTM:
We and our chad cousins in Abraham are One, and noone can convince me otherwise
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Anybody who says 'I guess cheap groceries are more important to you than...' is REALLY showing their privilege.
Because Yeah believe it or not, food is kinda important to most people. And if you don't think 'can I afford to eat?' Is a huge motivator for a lot people you've clearly never been in a position to ask that question
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This has been a horrible and exhausting day to be a Jew in the Netherlands
I am scared and tired and hurting and completely overwhelmed and I havent heard from my friend and I want to know they are safe and Im going to hope they are.
Im just glad that as far as we can tell nobody died, the missing people have all been found, and the injured are being discharged from the hospitals to go home.
Baruch hashem....
I have to be grateful for the helpers. For Mayor Halsema (of Amsterdam) and the public prosecutor working with the Israeli government and public to clear things up and ensure the people responsible for planning and executing the pogrom get charged to the fullest extent of Dutch law. For the head of the police union yelling at the police chief and stepping up to ensure that security got increased at Jewish sites. For El Al donating two planes to evacuate people, for the first responders who rushed the injured to hospitals, and for the security staff who put aside any personal feelings to guard the hotels and airport so there was a pathway out.
We are still here
We will outlive this
Am yisrael chai
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iT wAs JuStiFiEd!!!! ZioNazis! Genocide! Words have no meaning to aCtiVisTs!
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