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by Seth Mandel
ITEM: In Oakland, California, a Jewish woman walks into her son’s seventh-grade classroom on back-to-school night to see a poster that says, “From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free.”
ITEM: In New York City, on the anniversary of Kristallnacht, angry pro-Palestinian crowds surround a Jewish man and bloody his head with a chair.
ITEM: In Philadelphia, hundreds mob a Jewish-owned restaurant, chanting, “Goldie, Goldie, you can’t hide; we charge you with genocide.” The restaurant is named Goldie.
ITEM: In Berkeley, California, the only Jewish teacher at an elementary school returns to find her door covered in Post-it notes that say, “Stop bombing babies!”
ITEM: In Chicago, home to the third-largest Jewish population in America, unions organize a high- school walkout in which students call for the destruction of Israel. “I’m incredibly proud of our students for exercising their constitutional rights to be able to speak out and speak up for righteousness,” said Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson.
ITEM: In Washington, D.C., attendees arriving at a concert by the American-Jewish singer Matisyahu are greeted by a pro-Hamas demonstration.
At school, at work, and at play, American Jews find themselves increasingly ostracized by their peers. On college campuses, the quiet reestablishment of unofficial quotas has, over the course of a generation or two, halved the Jewish enrollment at a selection of elite universities. These days, stories of higher education’s turn against the Jews are ubiquitous. But as the above examples demonstrate, the attempt to cast Jews and Judaism out from the public square—or make Jews extremely uncomfortable inside the public square—has spread far beyond the college quad. And the statistics unambiguously say the same.
In the American Jewish Committee’s comprehensive survey of anti-Semitism in 2023, respondents were asked: “In the past 12 months, have you avoided certain places, events, or situations out of concern for your safety or comfort as a Jew out of fear of antisemitism?” Twenty-six percent—a quarter of U.S. Jews—responded in the affirmative. That is a 10-point increase over last year. In the poll, the number of those who admitted to avoiding “wearing, carrying, or displaying things that might help people identify you as a Jew,” as well as those who said they “avoided posting content online that would identify you as a Jew or reveal your views on Jewish issues,” increased as well.
All of this reflects the modern reality across the country. FBI reports show Jews are the target of more than half of all religiously motivated crimes. According to the Anti-Defamation League, over the course of the three months after October 7, there were more than 600 reported anti-Semitic incidents against Jewish institutions. And the ADL found a nearly 50 percent increase in security costs for Jewish schools in New York, New Jersey, and Florida.
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I think when goyim hear jews say, "you would not have hid jews during the holocaust," and only hear 'nah nah, you're a fake good person.' They think it's purely a dig or insult and nothing else.
We are super depressed and anxious that you wouldn't stand up to nazis as well you know. It's not my favorite thing to know that .08% of people who had the chance to save jews, did. In fact it's really fucked up that 99.02% of people are happy to help kill us or look the other way. I'm indignant and in disbelief about that shit as much as goyim are.
Can goyim take it as a challenge instead of a slight please? Can you stand up to online antisemitism right now, This very year and minute? It is significantly easier than keeping a whole ass human being in your closet or attic for a year. I consider pointing out antisemitism online the full test for a cool ass good person who's an ally to jews. you stand up once and you are officially an ally. you stand up twice and, damn, color me impressed. you stand up in real life? clean or cross out graffiti that helps no one and makes jews know they aren't welcomed? What a mensch! You are officially invited to shabbat dinner and go down as a personal hero to me. Brave! Beautiful! An Angel! Did you see that? What a move! They aren't even jewish, they just care about people not being discriminated against!
I WANT YOU TO HAVE BEEN THE TYPE TO HIDE JEWS FROM NAZIS, THAT WOULD BE AWESOME! We share a dream, let's make it happen together.
#antisemitism#leftist antisemitism#stand up to nazis#it's as easy as removing 'infitada' or 'kill zionists' from lamp posts#you see a jew hater online tell them they suck#jumblr#jewblr#im not using goy as a slur... it's never a slur. it's just saying non jew#idk what a jewish slur for non jews is#like... foreskin-haver or something maybe? idk. i can't speak yiddish
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Carleton university in Canada has an antisemetic terrorist as a professor and they think that's okay. We signed petitions to have him not employed at all, but here we are when a country is antisemetic as canada (bitch doesn't deserve a capital letter right now)
Like are you fucking kidding me?! He killed Jews in Paris, but who cares?!
He is teaching sociology and anthropology
He has access to vulnerable youths, important information about our country.
Here is an article on his terrorism
#carleton university#Carleton university Ottawa#ottawa ontario#canada politics#antisemetic#canada is antisemetic#antisemetic canada#terrorist university professor#antisemetic terrorist as university professor#jumblr#antisemitism#jewish#canadian jew#canada#civil rights#remove hassan diab#remove a terrorist from teaching our youth#jewish life#i feel bad for gen Zionist please be safe#threat to students and national security#dr hassan diab convicted terrorist is teaching at Carleton uni in ontario
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FYI, I'm still unfollowing people who post or reblog things calling for the end of Israel's existence. You should know that when you do, you are calling for the expulsion or murder, or at best the oppression of millions of Jews. *At best*, you want Israeli Jews to suffer what Palestinians are now suffering. That is not justice; that is revenge. Your condemnations of collective punishment are revealed as pure hypocrisy when you call for more collective punishment in return.
#i/p conflict#israel#this is what anti-zionism really means#jew hatred#removing tags that attract the jew-hating morons#even though it's the self-proclaimed anti-zionists that need to see this#why do i bother trying to reason with people
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Some people on the left in the USA need to go and read about the McCarthy Witch Trials which we all objectively know we're bad and wrong and then take a good fucking look at how they treat jews and people they dont like because it's a fucking 1:1 mapping of identicality when you start breaking down the behaviours
#antisemitism#literally anyone who doesnt agree is a nasty zionist but jews can prove their worth and that they are good#if they throw other people under the bus. doesnt matter if theyre zionist or not#the radical left expect blood to be sacrificed to them in the form of new targets#i say radical left but scarily the majority of the vocal ledt have now progressed to radicalised#and radicalisation is never good#it's not progressive; its not healthy; its not useful#but somehow its become something to brag about#you're not radical; you've just removed yourself from rewlisty where you could have made a difference#so you can be in fantasy land and pretend you're a visionary when ifact youre simply a soviet era bigot and a personality free zone
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Big reminder that your country is not immune to bigotry. I've seen so many people, for example, pretend like antisemitism doesn't exist in the USA because we were part of the allied forces in WWII (of course, they conveniently don't remember that we rejected jewish refugees when WWII broke out and we only really joined because Pearl Harbor was bombed, but I digress).
If you think your country is immune from antisemitism, racism (including anti-Indigenous racism), class issues, ableism, whatever else it may be, look deeper because you will find it.
#politics#antisemitism#antisemitism tw#i think if pearl harbor wasn't bombed we would have potentially never declared war#like yes it was better for us to have joined but realistically it wasn't to 'save the jews' like many USamericans think#we did NOT in fact 'save the jews' and we still have huge antisemitism problems ALONG WITH so /so/ much other shit#i can't understate that america isn't so far removed from the world that we just magically don't have problems#ANYway. tangent aside. it just.... annoys me whenever i see usamericans doing this#not because i think they're always malicious but it's a reminder that people aren't truly taught accurate us history#look if american history was taught to you in such a way you only felt warm fuzzy feelings you were FAILED...#...you were *failed* by an education system that was more interested in american exceptionalism than actual factual history#and i don't think america is the only culprit in national exceptionalism but i have the most experience as a usamerican#quick amendment that many jewish refugees were fleeing in the very beginning before war broke out *officially*#but we still rejected them sanctuary from nazi germany as a country (AND ofc america wasn't the only country to have done this!)
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as much as Zionism is a colonial project (though I tend to take the view as expressed in "Decolonizing Jewishness" re: Zionism as failed decolonization attempt) I think it's extremely reductive to claim that Ashkenormativity is to blame for the colonial nature of the Zionist reality. as more and more people from outside of Jewish spaces are introduced to the concept of Ashkenormativity, "Ashkenazi" is being used as a synonym for white and for colonizer.
this is not the whole picture. first and foremost, a large percentage of Ashkenazim are not white, though of course many of us are. conflating Ashkenazim with whiteness, both inside and outside of the Jewish community, contributes to the erasure of Jewish People of Color. additonally, the first Jews in the western hemisphere, arriving with conquistadors and colonizers, were, in fact, Sephardi. in the US, almost every Jewish person was Sephardi until the second half of the 19th century. Sephardi and Mizrahi Jews have also historically participated in and currently participate in Zionism, including in the settlements. furthermore, when we're talking about Israel's suppression of diasporic culture, a very real phenomenon, we need to discuss how many Ashkenazi cultural elements were also suppressed - including Yiddish and Ashkenazi Hebrew. in fact, Ashkenazim from Europe who wanted to hang onto their diasporic cultures were considered weak and effeminate. this reality should make sense to everyone who is aware of how Holocaust survivors are treated in Israel. in Israeli society, there is contempt for EVERY Jewish culture that is not Israeli, and of course that is compounded and exacerbated by racism for Mizrahi, Ethiopian, Indian, and other Jewish groups of color.
it's not the same dichotomy as the Black vs white dichotomy set up by US/UK/French/Spanish/etc colonization, and the term "Ashkenormativity" being taken out of Jewish contexts and applied to Zionism just makes Ashkenazim a convenient scapegoat for all the evils of Zionism. the main consequence I'm seeing is the idea that Ashkenazim are "fake European Jews" in contrast to the "real Middle Eastern Jews." this idea hurts us all. Jewish people are from every corner of the globe, and every Jewish person is a real Jewish person. I'm asking those of us who are pro-Palestine to tread very carefully when discussing this issue, and maybe retire the use of "Ashkenormativity" when it comes to discussing the racism of Zionism, which Jewish people from every diasporic background can and do participate in. Ashkenormativity refers to the centering of Ashkenazi history and customs when discussing Jewishness, and I'm really concerned that the way I'm seeing it used does not meet that definition and is not helpful (and maybe ends up centering Ashkenazi "evilness" or "Europeanness" while still not discussing Sephardi, Mizrahi, and other Jewish diasporic group's histories at all outside of their interactions with Ashkenazim in Israel). there's a lot of racism Jewish spaces, in Zionism, and in Israeli society, I just think we should call it racism and white supremacy.
#Zionism#free Palestine#asking this as a pro palestine ashki jew#just please consider that this situation is not equivalent or the same as western european colonization#while it is accurate to say that Zionism started in Europe and centers a European jewish experience#Ashkenazi is not a direct equivalent to white or european#many sephardim are white#the are other Jewish diasporic groups who are white or european#and you are spreading antisemitism when you say or imply that Ashkenazim are not really Jewish or aren't real Jews#or are less real than other Jewish diasporic group's#also looking at the politics of Israel if you removed every single Ashki person from the country the politics would likely swing far right#it's just not as black and white as yall want to make#and taking jewish conversations about very real issues within our community and applying those terms outwards as stand ins#for issues within colonial societies like racism#doesn't really work
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Tattooing the removed skin to keep is so fucking cool. Holy shit. That's incredible. Would you have to tan that? Would the ink need to go in while fresh and before it's dry? I know taxidermying humans has always been a problem but would doing just a piece of skin have that problem?
#mostly unrelated but it reminds me of a guy i hooked up with once#he was a strict practicing jew but i noticed when he took his shirt off that he had a tattoo#specifically something in hebrew#i was like hey i thought you couldnt have tattoos?#like one tine we had a house party and brought his own pan to cook breakfast with#to make sure he didnt cook with a pan that had ever touched bacon#ive driven him into town during a larp when lunch wasnt kosher lol#so i was very surprised#and he said he actually had a loophole#i dont recall what it was precisely but it was something like#technically it says i cant be buried with tattoos not that i cant have them#so its in my will that upon my death that part of my skin is supposed to be removed#that fucking rules#that always stuck with me as like a powerful expression of personal autonomy
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I don’t think people posting “I’m not going to cry about it” [the deaths of anyone] in regards to what’s happening in Palestine and Israel right now realize how fucking callous that is. Well, maybe you aren’t, but some people very much are, and the fact that you don’t hold any emotional, cultural, or familial connections to the victims of violence and can just shrug it off under broader ideologies is a sign of your incredible privilege and remove, not of sensitivity and solidarity
#It is a PRIVILEDGE to be removed I don’t think you realize how callous (to say the least) this sounds#I’m not going to cry ok over the deaths of people ok good for you!#Some of us will be and that doesn’t make us any less reliable or neutral on these issues#As a Jew I feel intense emotional and physical connection to all Jews. I feel we are a singular. ‘Am yisrael#As a supporter of Palestine I feel intense rage and hatred in what has been done in our name and offer anything I can do in this period#As a member of a very small ethnic group im waiting to#Hear how the shoe drops in regards to if anyone I know or that my friends and family knows has been killed#Sorry that my conceptions of emotion and peoplehood lie outside acceptable western boundaries of the nation state
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well if i didn’t support palestine before i definitely do now! /s
#g talks#‘land back’ and it’s in support of the people that originally took it#living in a removed Jew’s house and refusing to give it back is as bad as taking it#I don’t support removal or death or anything like that#it’s just fucking annoying the way these people consistently misunderstand what land back is#just because they wanna be angry freaks#and not actually get anything done that will help people#antisemitism#mine#/mobile#/okay to reblog
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I don’t think people realize how all consuming October 7, the war and the rising antisemitism is to most Jews right now. I was just on a five day family trip and nearly every single conversation ended up circling back to what’s going on in Israel, across the world and at home. My mom knew Vivian Silver, an incredible peace activist thought to be held hostage and I had to sit there and watch her realize that not only was Vivian murdered at her home 38 days before but that she was likely burned if it took this long for her body to be identified. I was forced to sit there and watch my mom, my favorite woman in the world, watch her face crumple. We were sharing updates, accounts to follow, venting and releasing frustrations. It is a constant unbreakable struggle right now for me and most Jews I know to not be glued to our phones, to not pay attention. Because we’ve seen what happens when we don’t. Because we can’t afford to turn our backs on what’s going on. And there’s a deep ever present grief not only for the victims of October 7th, the innocent citizens of Gaza, the hostages and also for my own personal sense of safety and security. I am also grieving what is a shattering beyond measure of my present and future trust in people as I’ve witnessed how easily well intentioned kind hearted people have decided to say nothing, publicly or privately, or who have quickly fallen into vicious antisemitic rhetoric. I’m just sharing into the void at this point but it’s been unimaginably hard on a personal level. I’m not the same person I was when I went to bed on October 6. It’s as though I’m a shadow, made of grief and anger and tiny fractured bits of hope. Every piece of joy feels as though it’s been muted because of how quickly it fades. And even the moments that last are related to my Jewish identity somehow. I am not sure where I go from here.
Have a cat gif for reading all of that
#abby speaks#jumblr#I don’t know if anybody in the tag relates to how I’m feeling but it feels like the right place for it to go#not tagging I/p and antisemitism though this post deals with it because I don’t want to get bombarded#Jews can reblog as can followers#I’ll say it here to fend of comments; this is my personal reflection#I’ve stated several times that I believe in a Palestinian state and their rights of self determination libration and pursuit of life#I simply don’t believe that that should come at the cost of Israel’s right to exist and to Jewish safety around the globe#if that makes me a Zionist than I am a proud Zionist#I firmly believe that those taking advantage of this pain and horror to spread hate will be judged by karma#that includes the settlers in the Israeli West Bank; Netenyahu and his corrupt colition#and anyone who is ripping down and defacing posters of the hostages#Hamas is a terrorist organization that benefits no one but themselves#if you truly cared about the Palestinians you would have understood that they need to be removed and their agenda dismantled
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Honestly if you don't understand why discussing how quickly the Holocaust happened is relevant to what made it different from other various other genocides prior to that, then idk how to make it seem relevant. It's like...deeply important to understanding the scale and specifics of the Holocaust and what the impact of that was. I don't think it's helpful to assume continual worst case reasons for why someone is not fully on board with a Holocaust comparison either but whatever.
#israelis make a shitty comparison and use it to justify horrific shit!! yeah they sure do. i wish they wouldnt....#maybe no one should make bad holocaust comparisons!#i also shouldve gotten in to edward said's weird thing about palestinians being the Jews of the Jews#and his fun claims he was the last true jewish intellectual despite not being jewish at all lol#the replacement and removal of jews from jewish narratives is weird
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Please help get rid of Dr Hassan Diab, a convicted terrorist who evaded the French law.
They have a criminal teaching students at a post secondary level.
If anyone is from France , dr Diab is teaching in Ottawa at Carleton.
He has not even served his entire sentence, so he is illegally in this country and should be sent back to France to finish his sentence.
Canada is now guilty of aiding and abetting a terrorist wanted by another country we are allied with.
Please share this. Someone have him thrown back in prison or at least removed from his status as a professor at the university of Carleton teaching socioeconomics.
Please help.
Canada needs help right now.
#jumblr#antisemitism#jewish#please help#please spread this message#remove hassan diab from his position of Carleton university#send the terrorist back to france to finish his sentence#canadian politics#canadian universities#please help canadian jews#canadian jews need help#Canadian jewish population needs help#help canadian jews#spread this message please#remove dr hassan diab from the university#dr hassan diab convicted terrorist#hassan diab france Synoguage bombing#dr hassan diab is a murderer#dr hassan diab is a terrorist#dr hassan diab is a convicted murder#dr hassan diab is a convicted terrorist#terrorists should not be welcome here#remove the terrorist from teaching#university of Carleton#Ottawa Ontario#Ontario#ontario politics#canadian values are gone#canadas blatant antisemitism#canada antisemetic
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im (hopefully) going to my local synagogues friday evening shabbat service tomorrow and i am SO excited i cant even contain myself. i called yesterday to make sure it was okay for me to attend (and also ask about my conversion) and the lady i spoke to was so kind, i immediately felt so at home. she also said shed schedule me an appointment to speak to the rabbi :D
#norman talks about judaism#jumblr#jews of tumblr#jewish joy#<- am i allowed to use that tag as a comversion student? if not just lmk and ill remove it.#i assume its ok but sometimes i second guess myself. imposter syndrome and all that
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sometimes people are wrongfully fired for supporting palestine and this should lead to appropriate outrage. but other times people are actually fired for genuinely antisemitic things. and your first response should be to research what was said instead of jumping straight to the outrage. just a thought.
#hey guys maybe dismissing the entire lengthy history of the American Jewish experience of antisemitism that very much exists#Or implying the age old conspiracy theory that jews control the media#Do actually merit being removed from a position#Idk! Maybe!#my post#antisemitism
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fuck Jonathan Glazer and fuck everyone cheering him on
#self-hating jews are still antisemitic#'i refute my jewishness' okay then bitch! don't make a movie on the backs of 6 million dead jews then!#there are always going to be kapos#and he's one of them#did you know that the actors who had yellow ribbons for the hostages were told to remove those ribbons?#did you know that the red hand print pin that the other actors were wearing are referencing the lynching in ramallah in 2000?#the hand references one of the murderers holding his bloodstained hands out a window to cheer to the crowd outside#that he had murdered jews with his bare hands and there was the proof#the arabs have been using the red hand print as a symbol of palestinian '~*~liberation~*~' (jew murder) since then#glazer just gave permission to every antisemite to tokenize him
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