#am israel chai

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Israeli Miku Israeli Miku Israeli Miku!!!

[zionistgirlie]

LEFTIES BE LIKE:

Wrong:

Ok:

But sure, WE'RE the "blue nazis" when we call out your hypocricy.

To clarify (can't believe I have to actually say it, but): Nazi salute on BOTH sides is bad. Antisemitism exists on both sides. Horseshoe theory. But the western left acting as if only one side is in the wrong for doing it is pathetic and cynical. We don't need allies like you ♥ F off

[for-zionists]

Am I the only one who thinks that if Israel wasn't a Jewish state, the left would praise it as a very beautiful thing? There's the obvious reason that it's a decolonization project, which leftist typically love, but it's deeper than that.

Israel has one big culture, the Jewish culture, but it's also influenced by many different cultures because of thousands of years of diaspora. It's a beautiful collection of many cultures coming together binded by another. People are finally returning to their homeland, but influenced by different cultures across the world. It's multicultural while being one, together. That's what the left likes. But no. Instead, they say, "stolen culture".

[jewish-joy]

Words cannot describe how heartbroken I am about the recent murders of 6 hostages.

I am shaking from this.

I know and care for someone who is a friend of one of the deceased.

My friend isn’t the offhand tag-on of “thoughts and prayers to the loved ones”. He is a person who is hurting and grieving, and that is out of any political conversation.

Just as those hostages hurt every day for nearly a year before meeting a brutal end.

I wish so many things were handled differently. I wish my friend got to enjoy another beautiful summer night with his friend- just one more time.

And that’s all this really comes down to.

[indecisiveavocado]

.ברוך אתה יי, אלהינו מלך העולם, מתיר אסורים

Baruch atah Adonai, eloheinu melech haolam, matir asurim.

Blessed are you, Adonai our God, sovereign of the universe, who frees the captive.

[curvascirea]

[greco-roman-jewess]

There’s something that makes me sad about hundreds of children dressing up in memory of another dead child.

I should be happy. We are keeping their memories alive. We are one nation united.

But I keep thinking about how it shouldn’t be this way.

[thegoodduckfan]

Hitler was right about all you dirty fucking Zionist. Of course Netenyahu is a better Hitler as a Nazi leader. Israel is the new Nazi Reich. Even worst than the Nazi Third Reich

I'm sorry, but I'm still thinking about this ask. It's just so disgusting, and wrong. As someone who doesn't like Bibi, calling him a Hitler is not just very inaccurate, but also insanely antisemitic.

I'm not gonna bother explaining this, because with these kind of asks I don't believe they come in good faith (and genuinely there are people who can explain it far better than me). So if anyone wants to write a post about how insane anon is give it a shot. I'm not gonna do it, I just wanna post about ducks. And I just wated to bring attention to this absolutely insane ask.

[tryingto-survivethis]

Last semester one of my law school TAs kept coming to class in a kaffiah. Cultural appropriation aside, there were two Israelis in the class, including me. This was inappropriate and disrespectful. So for every time he came to class in the kaffiah i donated money to the IDF in his name and made sure he knew i did 😘😘

[some-israeli-guy]

Another hostage was rescued!!

An Israeli Bedouin, aged 53 and father of 11 was rescued today from Gaza. He is hospitalized and his condition is stable.

Am Israel Chai!

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Mika again because all the nice comments inspired me to draw more <33

[zionistgirlie]

When coming back home after 471 days in captivity, the Israeli hostages (Romi, Doron and Emily) recieved "gift bags" from their Hamas captors. How nice! (the brown bags)

According to Kan 11, these "gift bags" include:

picture of the Gaza strip

a "Certificate of appreciation"

a Palestine flag necklace

pictures of themselves in captivity

If you thought we were joking when we said Hamas is Isis, if you thought we're dealing with human beings and not vicious beasts— let this be another testimony of how just the war in gaza is.

But the people of Israel is strong and will not let them win.

AM ISRAEL CHAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[for-zionists]

In 2019, the cartoon "Steven Universe" ended with the redemption of the main villians, who were oppressive dictators. As a result, many people called the creator, a Jew, a nazi. Others called out the weaponization of Jewish trauma against us, even if they found the ending unsatisfactory. In 2025, that same crowd is labelling Israel, the only Jewish state, as Nazis.

[jewish-joy]

After a tizzy of a freshman year of college as a jew-ish student, I'm packing boxes for uHaul.

My target-bought menorah went into the first box, along with all ten of my hillel sweatshirts. Pictures I had printed out from Purim are taken down, and neatly put into an envelope to be hung up later. My many books on Jewish culture and religion went into the second one. And so on, and so forth. The hamsa I lost three months ago was under my mini fridge.

As I put away each Jewish item, intermingled with my sweater collection and stuffed animals, I remember both the joy and grief of this year. A hostage necklace goes hand in hand with my Magen David in my jewelry box. A newspaper on a local antisemitic hate crime finds it place next to the belated "Hanukkah gift" my friend got for me in April. It's been so much to carry- both the joy of finding home along with the tangible feeling of uncertainty, fear, and pain.

And finally, I am on the fifth box. In the pocket of two separate winter coats, I found posters of two people-

one, the childhood best friend of a man I know, currently a captive in Gaza. I'd been given that picture, personally, by my friend who kept on referring to this hostage in the past tense. Then, he would continually correct himself, looking even more stricken as he made that mistake of letting what he's resigned to slip out. And I can't imagine- I can't. If the boys I played in the summer streams with were currently being tortured by my worst enemies. If I had no idea if the friend that sent me funny texts and assurances after a bad day was alive or not. The other, Hind Rajab, a Palestinian child killed in the crossfires of war. I found that poster blown off from a fence. It was one out of around sixty so I felt comfortable taking it home with me, just to look at her and remember. Her little face would've blended right in with the kids I helped out with every Monday for the last two semesters. Who could've cried on her last day of kindergarten, because she wouldn't see her teachers again, just like how all the six-year-olds clung to me when they realized it was my last day. In that moment, I laughed, pushing their hands off of me gently because I had to leave for Pesach celebrations. But at the same time, I thought of her and how she didn't get to see Eid.

When I come back to campus in September, with those boxes waiting in my new dorm for me, I will open up that box and see their faces. And I'll feel that sorrow as deeply as I feel it now and the moment I first learnt their stories. But I hope my friend's near-brother will be back home. And I hope - I hope to everything- that Palestinian children just like Hind will be able to go back home, get the help they need, and spend the rest of their childhoods crying over their teacher assistants leaving for summer breaks.

And when I see them in September, I'll think "We've done it. I'm sorry it took so long, I'm sorry it took this pain and nothing ever deserved to happen to you. But we did it."

[anti-zionist-jew]

How would you even do an “anti-Zionist Seder” though. Like instead of the enslaved Israelites fleeing Egypt to settle Israel, are we supposed to say that there were white rich media moguls in Ancient Egypt going to buy apartments in New Jersey? Do we finish it off by saying Next Year in Hoboken? I’m really looking forward to how they spin this one

You just send this to everyone without reading anything they have already said on the subject don’t you?

That’s okay! I got you covered buddy. The idea of a NATION STATE did not exist back then. They did not flee to the nation state known today as Israel, because they didn’t exist at all. None of the history or text indicates that supporting the land means supporting what the modern state of Israel is. Zionism had not even been considered yet. So quite frankly it is you who has no idea what they are talking about.

Liberators/Freedom Seders have been being practiced for decades at this point. The anti Zionist Jewish community is only growing bigger every day.

[jewishspite]

apropos of nothing, I've always felt that using the depiction of the Temple menorah _from the Arch of Titus_ as the emblem of the modern state of Israel is one of history's most resounding flexes. kind of the ultimate "we lived, bitches"

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