#zionist propaganda

[sissa-arrows]

Some of y’all need a reminder of the influencers and other people with a lot of followers who came forward to explain that the Zionist entity came to them offering them money to spread some bullshit propaganda. There’s articles online about the money they spend on online propaganda. For exemple before the end of October they had already spent 4,6 millions of dollars just on online ads destined to people in France ONLY.

When some big accounts who are “just funny accounts” suddenly turn against Palestinians vetting fundraisers and the Zionists and “Israelis” pieces of shit are all over said accounts’ comments and asks to support them, you need to have some critical thinking skills instead of immediately believing what they tell you. Especially when you KNOW that “Israel” does pay people (some people are just racist pieces of shit for free let’s not forget them).

I swear some of y’all are easy targets for propaganda and it’s actually worrisome for your future but even more for the future of minorities/marginalized communities. Y’all are the kind of people who would have believed the French when they were like “Nah we didn’t make concentration camps for Algerians they are regroupement villages”.

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by Seth Mandel

After the new year, the theater chain Alamo Drafthouse began showing September 5 in Brooklyn. Many of its own employees, organizing under its union, were outraged. They petitioned their employers to stop showing the film. Alamo appears, as of this writing, to have ignored them.

But it’s the petition itself, which of course soon garnered signatures from all manner of local organizers, that has to be read to be believed. Calling the film “Zionist propaganda,” it reads, in part:

“Echoing the well-worn pattern seen since 9/11, September 5 is yet another attempt by the Western media to push its imperialist and racist agenda, manufacturing consent for the continued genocide and cultural decimation of Palestine and its peoples. It is quintessential Orientalism: Depicting Arabs and brown people as evil, antisemitic terrorists, while lionizing the very newsrooms that provide political cover and, in many cases, cheer for endless wars and genocide. We’re certain that Alamo’s quirky pre-show won’t provide this context.”

The movie “depicts” Arabs as “antisemitic terrorists”? The movie is about an actual event, in which Arab anti-Semitic terrorists carried out murderous acts of terrorism. What’s more, the film is about the coverage itself—because a fair amount of what happened was broadcast. People watched it. This was a historical event that happened, like the moon landing.

More from the petition: “We, NYC Alamo United, wholeheartedly condemn the Alamo’s willingness to profit off of the genocide of Palestine.”

So we have two principles undergirding the opposition to the film. The first is that literal history as it happened is “Zionist propaganda,” and the second is that any depiction of Israelis or Palestinians is “profit[ing] off the genocide of Palestine.”

As to the first principle, I happen to agree. Reality is very harsh to the modern Western left’s anti-Zionist narrative, and it is very kind to the position of the Jewish state. As was the case when pro-Palestinian activists picketed showings of footage from Oct. 7 filmed by Hamas themselves, it is very difficult to see Palestinian terrorists as victims if you know what actually happened.

As to the second, I’m afraid the wider entertainment world has certainly adopted a pose that does not agree with the premise but abides by that premise’s preferred policy: It’s just too much trouble to show films or publish books with Jews in them, especially Israeli Jews.

[daniel-nerd]

the israeli version of fox news try to make the argument that being left wing increase the chance to die/get kidnapped.

the israeli people in response try to argue that its “free speech”

the israeli people also try to argue that al jazeera isn’t free speech and the banning was justified

this is pure racist propaganda and brainwashing, either free speech applies to al jazeera or it doesn’t apply to channel 14 too.

this is the exact same incitement that caused the assassination of yitzhak rabin.

as in israeli, strike, protest, boycott, do everything you can to hurt israel’s bottom line. the government CANNOT get away with it. we don’t want another kissinger situation, THEY WILL SEE A JUDGE.

[hussyknee]

Israeli football fans clash with protesters in Amsterdam

Amsterdam city council member says ‘Maccabi hooligans’ instigated violence and attacked Palestinian supporters. Israeli football fans have clashed with apparent pro-Palestinian protesters before and after a Europa League football match between their team Maccabi Tel Aviv and Ajax in Amsterdam. The clashes took place outside the Johan Cruyff Arena on Thursday night, the city’s main arena and Ajax Amsterdam’s home stadium, as well as in other areas. Ajax won the match 5-0 after leading 3-0 at halftime. Reporting from Amsterdam, Al Jazeera’s Step Vaessen said the clashes were the result of a buildup in tensions over a few days. Hundreds of supporters of Maccabi Tel Aviv came to Amsterdam, held a very vocal rally in the main square before the incident, waving Israeli flags, and also took down a Palestinian flag,” she said. On Thursday, police had said on social media that they were being particularly vigilant in the wake of politically charged incidents, including the tearing down of a Palestinian flag from a building. Social media videos captured the reported incident, showing Israeli fans shouting slogans while an individual was taking the flag down. Before the game, videos showed crowds of Maccabi supporters chanting anti-Arab slogans. In one video, Israeli supporters were heard singing: “Let the IDF win, and f*** the Arabs!,” referring to the Israeli army’s offensive on Gaza. Another video captured a fan screaming: “F*** you terrorists, Sinwar die, everybody die,” in reference to the Hamas leader who was killed last month. The Israeli fans instigated the violence after arriving in the city and attacking Palestinian supporters before the match, an Amsterdam city council member said. “They began attacking houses of people in Amsterdam with Palestinian flags, so that’s actually where the violence started,” Councilman Jazie Veldhuyzen told Al Jazeera on Friday. “As a reaction, Amsterdammers mobilised themselves and countered the attacks that started on Wednesday by the Maccabi hooligans.” Israel’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs said 10 Israelis were injured. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office did not clarify what led to what it called a “very violent incident against Israeli citizens”. Netanyahu said, in a Friday statement issued by his office, that he “views the horrifying incident with utmost gravity and demands that the Dutch government and security forces take vigorous and swift action against the rioters, and ensure the safety of our citizens”. Netanyahu also ordered the country’s spy agency to draw up a plan to prevent violence at events abroad. “I have instructed the head of the Mossad [David Barnea] and other officials to prepare our courses of action, our alert system and our organisation for a new situation,” he said in a video statement during a meeting at the Foreign Ministry to oversee the evacuation of Israelis from Amsterdam. The Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned what it called “anti-Arab chants” and apparent attacks on the Palestinian flag. In a statement posted on X on Friday, it called on the Dutch government to “conduct an immediate investigation into the instigators of these disturbances and to protect Palestinians and Arabs residing in the Netherlands”. Amsterdam resident and activist Mo Kotesh told Al Jazeera Israeli fans attacked innocent people on the streets, property and taxi drivers on Wednesday and took down a Palestinian flag. Kotesh, of the Palestinian community in the Netherlands, said that they went to an area near the central Dam Square – as instructed by the municipality – to hold a peaceful demonstration on the day of the match. He said he saw locals trying to counter the violence started against them and their properties by Israeli fans. Israeli “hooligans” chanted songs swearing at Arabs, saying, “There are no schools in Gaza because there are no children left.’” Israeli political commentator Ori Goldberg told Al Jazeera the incident showed that the Israeli narrative had taken over Europe.

"The fact that Israeli fans riot in the middle of Amsterdam, sing racist songs and climb the walls of homes to tear down Palestinian flags … is part of the Israeli condition at the moment: A complete detachment between actions and consequences,” he said. On Friday, Al Jazeera’s Vaessen said the capital was calm. Arrests and injuries Amsterdam Mayor Femke Halsema had banned a pro-Palestinian demonstration amid concerns about tensions between protesters and supporters of the Israeli football club. About 600 police were deployed after rioting started between pro-Palestinian supporters and Maccabi fans, Al Jazeera’s Vaessen reported, adding that five people were briefly taken to hospital with light injuries. Police said on Friday that 62 people were arrested. Pro-Palestinian demonstrators had tried to reach the stadium, Vaessen said. According to police, the fans left the stadium without incident, but several clashes in the city centre were reported during the night. Veldhuyzen, the council member, said, “The mayor says the police did act, but I would say they acted not at the right moments.” He told Al Jazeera: “They acted only to protect the Maccabi hooligans when Amsterdammers stood up to defend their own people and defend their own houses. And this is when the police showed up to protect the Maccabi fans when they ran away after attacking people.” Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof said he followed the news of the rioting with “horror”, adding that “the perpetrators will be tracked down and prosecuted”. In a post on Friday on social media platform X, Schoof said, “Completely unacceptable anti-Semitic attacks on Israelis. I am in close contact with all those involved.” UEFA condemnation Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar spoke to his Dutch counterpart, Caspar Veldkamp, and requested the Dutch government’s assistance in securing the departure of fans from hotels to the airport in Amsterdam. Saar “emphasised the seriousness with which Israel views the widespread violent attacks against its citizens throughout Amsterdam”, the Israeli Foreign Ministry said. Goldberg, the Israeli political commentator, said Israel’s reaction to the clashes reflected a “complete rejection of the notion that actions have consequences” given the Israeli fans’ actions in Amsterdam. The Israeli club, Maccabi Tel Aviv, was founded in 1906 in Jaffa, now part of Tel Aviv. It is languishing at the bottom of the Europa League table this season, at position 35 of 36. Its next game in the Europa League on November 28 will be against Turkish team Besiktas, based in Istanbul. However, following a decision by the Turkish authorities, the match will be played in a “neutral venue”. In a statement on Friday, the Palestine Football Association (PFA) said it was “gravely concerned by the sequence of violent events in Amsterdam”, specifically the “deplorable incitement to violence, anti-Palestinian racism, and Islamophobia expressed by Maccabi Tel Aviv fans”. The PFA called on football’s governing bodies FIFA and UEFA “to address the normalization of genocidal, racist, and Islamophobic rhetoric among Israeli football supporters and to implement concrete measures to combat this hostility”. European body UEFA earlier condemned the “acts of violence” before and after the match. “We trust that the relevant authorities will identify and charge as many of those responsible for such actions as possible,” it said in a statement.

(Source: Al-Jazeera)

[icedsodapop]

By pausing time on October 7th and excluding its aftermath, the tours reinforce that myopia, consolidating a focus on Jewish victimhood and a refusal to see Israel as the perpetrator of Palestinian suffering. In the process, they succeed in bolstering American Jews’ sense of identification with Israel. As one rabbi who participated in a Federation mission from San Diego wrote upon her return home: “I saw the result of evil. I feel more committed to Israel and its future than I have felt in a long time.

(...)

Scholars have explored the ways in which visiting sites of atrocities, however disturbing, can also be “a means to affirm and reproduce particular identities,” in the words of Duncan Light, a professor of tourism studies. Visiting the 9/11 memorial—which drew 37 million people between its opening in 2011 and 2018—can bolster Americans’ sense of patriotism, even in the face of the long and deadly wars that followed; visiting the beaches of Normandy can inspire pride not only in the Allies’s World War II victory, but in the US-led world order it produced.

(...)

Death camp tours “make the victim so much the object of identification that one comes to see oneself as if one is at the gates of the crematorium, instead of [Israel] being a country with nuclear capacity,” Feldman told me in an interview. “It becomes impossible to identify with anyone other than the victim, and the victim is me, and this is our eternal condition.”

(...)

Not unlike prior forms of Jewish “dark tourism,” the trips I joined seemed intended to reassure participants that they could support Israel while retaining the moral clarity of the victim. For example, at the end of the Kfar Azza tour, Shpak, the kibbutz member, explained that the community had once been invested in peace and co-existence efforts, “but everything was broken and trampled in our children’s blood.” Shpak told our group that in the past, he had found it painful to witness the suffering of the other side. “I admit and confess that not this time. I have no sympathy for what’s happening on the other side,” he said. Other leaders on the trips I witnessed frequently glorified the war effort. In one case, a group’s Israeli driver boasted about having driven bulldozers bigger than our large bus into buildings in Khan Younis. Various guides echoed well-worn pro-Israel talking points arguing that Palestinians are not a people, or that the Nakba—the mass dispossession of Palestinians in 1948—was not a case of ethnic cleansing. This messaging has clearly affected participants. “There aren’t a lot of ‘innocent’ Gazans,” one member of a rabbinic trip wrote in a blog post. “After hearing the stories from those who were there, I am truly sad to say that this is the reality.” Greg Harris, a rabbi from Bethesda, Maryland, who led a trip for his congregation, told me that while, in the US, “it is perceived that Israel is retaliating against the Palestinian people,” in fact “that is not what is happening”—a truth that participants grasped “just by being there in Israel.”

(...)

As I walked through the festival grounds, the earth was literally shaking beneath me. The artillery fire and explosions from Gaza were the loudest thing I’d ever heard in my life, and everyone, myself included, instinctively jumped at each blast. Just two words into the kaddish that one tourist recited for the festival victims—yitgadal veyitkadash—an explosion sounded so closely and powerfully that I felt the vibrations in my spine. And yet, aside from their reflexive flinching, the tour guides did their best to ignore the din.

When trip leaders did acknowledge the sight of Gaza on the horizon, it was usually to emphasize how close danger lies to the Gaza Envelope communities. Standing at a lookout point over the enclave, Ehrlich, the tour guide, gestured back at the Israeli city of Sderot behind us, saying, “See the beautiful houses being built despite years of attacks?” And when trip leaders made note of the sounds of death all around us, it was only to assure us that we were safe. “Don’t worry too much about the booms. They’re our booms. They’re not coming in on this end,” one group I followed was told. And, later: “You’re going to hear a lot of booms. There’s currently something going on in Khan Younis, literally across the border here. It might shake you up a little bit, but don’t worry, it’s us, not them.”

(Emphasis mine)

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[ID: A screenshot of a tweet by dahlia hurtz that reads, "The Israeli Olympics team is Not allowed to wear their #Bring Them Home pins at the #Paris 2024 Games, but that didn't stop Israel's swimmers from forming words and symbols like these [ribbon emoji, star of david emoji], during practice." Below is a photo of swimmers taken from above forming the words "them home now!" This tweet has a response by coy / yeahabee that reads, "Crazy [because] Palestine doesn't even have enough athletes to make three of the letters because Israel killed them". The tweet is from July 28th 2024, at 1:56AM. it has 147.5K likes, and 129 replies hidden below a button. End ID.]

Vetted Gaza Evac Funds

[fresh-snow]

Zionists making propaganda website about Hamas

Also don't enter the website. According to AVG antivirus it's a malicious website. So they can steal your information.

[troythings]

checkmate rightoids. how’s that “america first” working out for you? or does that rule not apply when it comes to apartheid israel.

gal gadot desecrated a holocaust museum, turned it into a place for exclusive propaganda screenings, and incited average people into violence. buckets upon buckets of more blood on her hands.

“where is the humanity” indeed.

[rjalker]

Zionists are trying to pretend they're pro-Palestine now.

[ID: A screenshot of a post by tumblr user this-jew-is-in-your-walls made 3 hours before the screenshot was taken, which reads, "you can be both pro-Israel and pro-Palestine, just sayin'". End ID.]

translation: "you can support colonization and be against the genocide of the colonized people" aka: literally not fuckign true at all.

You know these people are just saying this shit so they can wedge themselves in and slowly start up with the blatant pro-genocide rhetoric once they cozy up to you.

[littlemoondarling]

Finish them, the people of Israel live.

A repost of this post since op ends it with a very concerning and disgusting message that I absolutely do not sign off on or support as it leads to terrifying and murderous actions, but I feel like it is important to show the levels of dehumanization that Palestinians face from the "Israelis"

[hufflpuffin]

People know MEMRI TV is an Israeli-American propaganda channel created to caricature and demonize arabs and muslims right? And that MEMRI TV was created by an Israeli military intelligence officer and a zionist extremist who wrote a paper for the Likud party about abandoning peace negotiations with Palestinians in 1996. Their members are all far right zionists, their executive director is the same guy who called Dearborn Michigan "America's jihad capital" and that theyre funded by various american conservative foundations and think tanks, some of which also fund the Federalist Society.

I know theres like a lot of funny memes that come out of it or whatever but MEMRI often mistranslates, cuts context, and selectively supplies translations for the most extremist muslim positions in order to portray all muslims as absurd and deranged and Islam as radical and dangerous while completely ignoring mainstream muslim opinions. To the point where even the former head of the CIA criticized them for being "propagandists for the Likud".

I just think about that everytime someone posts a MEMRI meme as a joke that it was created as propaganda tool to be used against muslims, arabs, and ultimately to deligitimize Palestinians and Palestinian statehood.

[sissa-arrows]

Zionists pretending to care about Algerian Jews but never addressing the part where Israel organized a whole trial against all Algerian Jews calling them fake Jews for not being Zionist enough always amaze me.

Y’all know nothing about the history of Jewish people in Palestine or the history of Palestine as a whole. You spend your time spitting colonial propaganda and you do the same exact same thing with Algeria. The second someone knows the subject you block or call them antisemitic because you actually have no argument, no heart, no empathy nothing. You’re fucking monsters.

From the bottom of my heart and with all the respect I have for you which amount to exactly zero. Fuck you.

[news4dzhozhar]

[okjuuzu]

In light of the RSF massacres in darfur and west sudan, the zionist media is trying to push the idea that the RSF in sudan are a jihadist group allied with hamas who kill non muslims in the name of islam. As a sudanese person, i have to laugh.

1) the RSF is a fascist militia who massacre and target specific tribes like the massalites. Their violence is ethnic in nature not religious. They kill prisoners of war based on shich region these prisoners are from.

2) they literally fought against the previous islamic rule in sudan because they want sudan to be a secular country and they reject anything that has to do with islam.

3) its members (many of ehich are child soldiers) quite frequently are seen spewing islamophobic things and have made it clear many times that they don't distinguish between regular muslims and the islamic regime. If they kill because of islam, then they'd be killing muslims.

So tell me again how a racists secular rebel group that hates muslims are a jihadist group who support hamas? Hamas ideologies are literally what they fight and speak again against.

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(cont'd in reblog.)

[ragnarssons]

DID YOU SEE THE SONG ISRAELI ZIONISTS MADE CHILDREN SING??? AND Y'ALL STILL WANT TO TELL US "OH BUT NO ZIONISTS ARE GOOD GUYS!" AND "BUT THEY'RE TARGETING HAMAS!" "IT'S ALL HAMAS' FAULT"??? THEN WHY DO THEY MAKE CHILDREN SING ABOUT GENOCIDE?