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@RevRayCistman - Rev. Ray Cistman ✊🏾🙏🏾
White people call it stealing, but we call it reparations. https://t.co/RRl3v4ljI8
@Revelation2041 - Mad Mac
The Zionist jews aren't the real jews https://t.co/j7RQZe8CrL
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In this video, the speaker discusses a book written by Benjamin H. Friedman, a Jewish man, who challenges the belief that present-day Jews in Palestine are the true descendants of the Judeans. According to Friedman, they are actually descendants of the Khazars. He also claims that the word "Jew" was only introduced in the English language in the 18th century, and Jesus referred to himself as a Judean, not a Jew. The speaker verifies that the Latin words inscribed on the cross during Jesus' crucifixion support this claim. The speaker emphasizes that the term "Jew" has both religious and governmental connotations, while "Judean" is purely geographical.
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Speaker 0: But they claim they want to build the temple. Now, I want to discuss a little bit of sensitive history. And if I go to sensitive history, well, then I must quote sources that say it rather than that I say it. This is a fascinating book and the webpages are there, you can check it out. Facts are facts.
This is a book that was written by A Jewish man and he confronted the thinking of many of the high placed individuals of the world. This is interesting stuff. In this book, Benjamin H Friedman, a Jewish man writes about the Jews and reveals an interesting history. He states that the present Jews in Palestine are not The true descendants of the Judeans, but rather descendants of the Khazars. In the letter addressed to D.
David Goldstein of Boston, Massachusetts, a convert to Catholicism, The author Benjamin Friedman of New York City dated October 1954 provides some Fascinating insights. This is in the public domain. Let's study this for a while and see where we get. Benjamin H. Freeman claims that the word Jew was only introduced into the English language in the 18th century And that Jesus referred to himself as a Judean and not as a Jew.
Inscribed upon the cross when Jesus was crucified were the Latin words, aesus Nazarenas Rex Iod Deorum, which means Jesus of Nazareth, ruler of the Judeans. Now this is fascinating. I went and checked it, And it is so. Yes, it happens to be so. Now the word Jew today has a religious as well as Connotation.
You think of a Jewish entity, a government but you also think of their religion incorporated at the same time. Whereas the Term Judean is a geographic connotation.
@mrbarnicoat - Alex Barnicoat
You’ve just been Israeled https://t.co/0gnEi8ONjE
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In this video, we are shown an operational tunnel located more than 20 meters underground. The tunnel contains bulletproof and explosive-proof doors. The basement of a hospital is being used by Hamas, as evidenced by the presence of explosives, bullet vests, and a motorcycle. There are also various items like a baby bottle, diapers, toilets, and a small kitchen, suggesting a hideout for terrorists and potential hostages. A list in Arabic indicates the involvement of a terrorist.
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Speaker 0: Now I want to show you an operational tunnel. The tunnel is let down more than 20 meters down. The rowboat found a door, a door that is bulletproof. It's, it's explosive proof. We are now in the area of the basement of the hospital.
Hamas is using hospitals like we showed the evidence in Shifa hospital. These are explosives. These are vests vest with explosives. This is Hamas. We are now in the basement.
And in this basement, we found a motorcycle. They even have bullets. We find the chair. A woman, clothes and a rope. A rope next to the legs.
Look above this. Look above it, it's a baby bottle. It's a baby bottle in a basement. Above, a World Health Organization sign. This is a suspicion for an area where hostages were being held.
Here we see diapers and we see, I don't know, maybe something, we see diapers, toilets, shower, a small kitchen will provide the terrorists their needs. Also conduct a hideout, a hideout where terrorists take hostages and hideout. You're now entering into the room where we suspect the hostages were being hold. People are putting curtains, nothing above, just wall. No reason to put here a curtain.
And I will show you more evidence. This list, in Arabic in Arabic, this list says we are in our operation. I am. Who are you? In the in the 7th of COVID.
A hundred which is a guardian list. And a terrorist slice his name. And
@EndWokeness - End Wokeness
Here is just a tiny example of how we are being gaslit by the arbiters of truth Old definition: New definition: https://t.co/LpczmA9Omp
@sabreaxe - Pat Murphy
Israel is trending: The Rothschild creation of 1948 is NOT the Israel of God. Israeli is NOT Israelite. You'll never hear this in 'church' (by design too). Jesuit run seminaries pump out ineffectual pastors who spread lies and false doctrines of demons.. https://t.co/RTO1o5wbPn
@negin_m1358 - Negin🌷
Ever heard of the term "lawn mowing" in #Israel?😢 Dr. Norman Finkelstein, a Jewish critic of Zionism, explains about the terminology that Zionists use to describe the #genocide in #gazaholocost 💔😔 https://t.co/2O9hLzI0jz
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Israel has a policy called "mowing the lawn" in Gaza, where they repeatedly attack and kill children. The speaker questions how people react to this phrase and emphasizes the number of children affected. In previous operations, hundreds of children were killed, and currently, thousands have been killed. The speaker highlights the lack of attention and concern given to this issue.
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Speaker 0: Every few years, literally, every few years, Israel has a policy of what it calls mowing the lawn in Gaza. I've written quite a lot on those mowings of the lawn, But I have a question for you, and I do not believe these are rhetorical questions. These are factual questions. How do you react? You as a human being.
As a woman, as a mother, how would you react to the usage of that phrase, mowing the lawn of a people when 1,100,000 of those people our children. Do you get that? Mowing the lawn of 1,150,000 children. Now that may be the first time. You've heard that expression.
It is. But I've heard it for years years end years, and nobody even bats an eyelash at that expression, to mow the lawn in Gaza. In 2008, 2009, Operation Tasled, they mowed the lawn, killed 350 children. 2014, Operation Protective Edge. They mowed the lawn again, killed 550 children, and now they're mowing the lawn again and have killed 4,000 to date.
4,500
@SocialRightsIRL - Social Rights Ireland 🇮🇪 🇵🇸
What is wrong with Israelis? https://t.co/E8Lic5bqbS
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The video highlights the disturbing behavior of some Israelis during the conflict with Gaza. It shows instances of Israelis expressing hatred and calling for the destruction of Palestinians through violence. The use of social media, such as TikTok, to mock and humiliate Palestinians is also depicted. The video emphasizes the sadistic nature of these actions and the pride some Israelis take in their crimes. It concludes by questioning the mentality of Israelis involved in such behavior.
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Speaker 0: The October 7th attacks unleashed the bloodlust of Israeli society, bringing forth a seemingly unlimited wellspring of hatred for in the besieged Gaza strip, and open unadulterated calls for their total destruction through grotesque forms of violence.
Speaker 1: Palace.
Speaker 2: Is I don't care about Gaza. I literally don't care. For all I care, they can go out and to swim in the sea. I want to see dead bodies of terrorists Around
Speaker 0: As Israel readied for its ground invasion of Gaza, Popular performers appeared at military encampments to rally the troops for a campaign of mass extermination. Viewers of Israel's national broadcaster were treated to this delightful pro war anthem sung by a chorus of children.
Speaker 3: Why? Why don't they accuse you? People in Gaza need to die. Is that seriously what you think? I am I am killed a 2 people Palestinian.
I don't believe you did that. I am in the army.
Speaker 0: Since October 7th, TikTok has become the most popular venue for Israelis seeking to flaunt their support for the killing of Palestinians. One of the top viral trends features Israelis, including children in blackface, lip syncing a comedic song to mock people in Gaza who lost their electricity due to Israel's
Speaker 3: siege.
Speaker 0: In the occupied West Bank, Israeli forces began rounding up Palestinian men in droves and tortured them by forcing them to sit bound and blindfolded in open areas while listening for hours to to a popular Israeli children's song. Soon, the song became the basis for a national TikTok challenge, as Israeli soldiers filmed themselves blasting it at kidnapped and blindfolded Palestinians. Israeli patriots answer the challenge by using their own children as props to mock the Palestinian captives. And in the middle of a shopping mall, these ultra orthodox Israelis got in on the fun. Palestinians.
Israelis truly enjoyed the opportunity to humiliate Palestinians. Here's a group of Israeli soldiers in the living room of a family in the occupied Palestinian West Bank city of Jenin. Back in the Gaza Strip, Israelis frolicked on bicycles looted from the homes of Palestinians they destroyed. The Israelis also held dance parties inside the besieged territory. They sang nursery rhymes for their children and homes they occupied.
1 soldier dedicated a bombing to his daughter. And inside a destroyed Gaza school, an Israeli officer delivered what he called a Zionist humanitarian teaching lesson.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 0: Palestine. Another Israeli soldier found edification by vandalizing a gift shop in the Jabaliya refugee camp. And as the holiday of Hanukkah arrived, soldiers erected a giant menorah in the ruins of the neighborhood of Shijaya. They then celebrated the holiday by blowing up more civilian homes. Israeli tank Gunners observe the festival of light by firing 1 shell at an apartment building for each night of the holiday.
Meanwhile, Back in the city of Jenin, Israeli soldiers blared Jewish prayers from a mosque they occupied. Israelis really seem to enjoy blowing other people's houses up. They also enjoy getting facials while their units lob artillery shells into civilian neighborhoods in Gaza. Back on the home front, Israelis signed their names and wrote cute messages on artillery shells destined for civilian homes in Gaza. By this point, The Israelis have reduced much of Gaza to ashes and ruins.
And they have big plans for the place after the operation is
Speaker 3: over.
Speaker 0: The hyper entitled, easily triggered, and essentially violent Israeli personality on display in this video is not only found in areas controlled by Israel's military. Here's an Israeli attacking a man and his young son in New York City for wearing a Palestinian kefir in a public park.
Speaker 3: I'm not gonna do that. No. No can you? Don't don't think this is gonna say anything. Don't take this seriously.
Speaker 0: And here's another Israeli assaulting New Yorkers and threatening to urinate on them for protesting her country's assault on Gaza.
Speaker 3: Uh-huh. Okay. Cool.
Speaker 0: I will
Speaker 3: be more than happy to see on somebody like you.
Speaker 1: I think I think now is the time that we to erase Gaza. There is people inside, our people inside that kidnapped, and now we need to kill all
Speaker 0: This absolutely psychotic behavior emerged from within a borderless constantly expanding entity currently engaged in a genocidal rampage against a defenseless mostly refugee population in Gaza. Every day. As Israelis massacre hundreds of civilians, they take to social media to flaunt their sadism and broadcast their crimes to the world. They seem to want everyone to know how proud they are of what they're doing and that this is who they truly are. So even as the perpetrators try to play the victim
Speaker 1: From now on, my Steam and I will wear yellow stars.
Speaker 0: Decent people around the world real and horror, and are left to wonder, what in the hell is wrong with Israelis?
@StopZionistHate - SZH
"Do not use other genocides to describe this one." Zionist girl makes a freudian slip. https://t.co/nLSvFLu6i8
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I am appalled by the comparison of the holocaust to other genocides. Let's not diminish the significance of this particular tragedy.
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Speaker 0: And I would like to use the rest of my time to say how appalled I am that people are bringing up the holocaust. Do not use other genocides to describe this one. I have been Oh.
@childofeternity - The Rt Rev'd Mojito🍹
I must hear this excuse for Israeli behaviour every day: https://t.co/yZTR64wkFe
@AdameMedia - ADAM
“I’m gonna r*pe you and your mom” Israeli kids in New York Why are Israelis so obsessed with r*pe? https://t.co/pMIwLD1ijv
@AssalRad - Assal Rad
It’s incredible how much Western media avoids using “Israel” for stories involving Israel. https://t.co/QoWT8dXQp0
@stairwayto3dom - The Saviour
ISRAELI SETTLERS RACE EACHOTHER TO SEE WHO CAN STEAL A PALESTINIAN HOME FIRST https://t.co/FhCsLzfo6h
@mhdksafa - Mohamad Safa
Israelis are the only people in history who have protested for the right to rape… https://t.co/7DCdfwpA6E
@ecomarxi - Tiberius
Me: Israel has been raping children! Average Zionist: jealous? 🤯 https://t.co/4UE3MYjMqv
@BerwickJeff - Jeff Berwick
For the last few years I've seen lots of people saying they aren't racist because they aren't white and I was always so confused... "Who changed the definition of racism?" I thought. Da jews. https://t.co/CxIFBhrCt0
@DecentBackup - BackupDecentFiJC
Lol. Oh, is that so? Guess if you’re gonna just brazenly steal it, we’ll just have to brazenly doxx you Mossad fa***ts. https://t.co/BpGpAbBz4r
@umyaznemo - Rania
"Seizes" is just another word for "steals", which 1zrael does best! https://t.co/kPgKMWqC1R
@tonyrigatonee - Tony Rigatoni
Babe wake up a new way that jews trick god just dropped https://t.co/V6dFmjGq02
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During the "three weeks," a sad time on the Jewish calendar commemorating the temple's destruction, listening to music is typically not allowed. However, acapella, music consisting solely of voices, is permitted during this period of mourning. The hope is to rebuild the temple so that real music can be celebrated once again.
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Speaker 0: What's the biggest nightmare for a Jewish DJ? An event during the three weeks. That's right. We're in the three weeks. It's a sad time on the Jewish calendar, and we're not allowed to listen to music.
I said we're not allowed to listen to music because we mourn the destruction of the temple. But listen carefully. It's not actually music. It's actually all acapella. It's all voices.
There's no real musical instruments being used here, and we are allowed to listen to acapella. We pray for a time of no more mourning. We rebuild the temple so we could really celebrate with real music.
@NoahsArk1000 - Noah’s Ark 🚢
Is Israeli Hebrew different from the original Hebrew? https://t.co/C7TPKuNe5G
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"modern Hebrew or Hebrew has only been around for around a hundred and fifty years or so."
"ancient Hebrew or biblical Hebrew was a nonspoken language for around two thousand years."
"It was mostly used liturgically, so for prayer and for sacred texts and sometimes in poetry or literature, but it was not spoken at all."
"The Talmud was not even written in Hebrew. It was written in Aramaic."
"revival of Hebrew as a spoken language is largely attributed to a Russian dude named Eliza Yitzhak Perlman."
"He was Ashkenazi Jewish linguist who later changed his name to Eliza Ben Yehuda."
"And so what he did is he took the Sephardic Jewish pronunciation, and, of course, he overlaid that with European pronunciations heavily influenced by Yiddish, Russian, Polish, and German."
"In 1922, Britain declared modern Israeli Hebrew one of the three languages of the land including Arabic and including English."
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Speaker 0: Why doesn't Hebrew sound Semitic at all? Do you think because it was created by someone who is Semitic? Yes. I said created. Let's get into it.
So modern Hebrew or Hebrew has only been around for around a hundred and fifty years or so. Before that, ancient Hebrew or biblical Hebrew was a nonspoken language for around two thousand years. It was mostly used liturgically, so for prayer and for sacred texts and sometimes in poetry or literature, but it was not spoken at all. In fact, the Talmud was not even written in Hebrew. It was written in Aramaic.
So when was Hebrew revived to what we hear today? So the revival of Hebrew as a spoken language is largely attributed to a Russian dude named Eliza Yitzhak Perlman. He was an Ashkenazi Jewish linguist who later changed his name to Eliza Ben Yehuda, of course, and he was obsessed with this idea of reviving Hebrew as a spoken language. Now his native language was Yiddish as was the language of most central and eastern European Jewish folks at the time. And so what he did is he took the Sephardic Jewish pronunciation, and, of course, he overlaid that with European pronunciations heavily influenced by Yiddish, Russian, Polish, and German.
And so because of that, for instance, Hebrew doesn't roll their r's like Semitic languages do. So they don't say r. They say r, for instance, like Israel. Right? And so that's why they sound more German, for instance, when they say, hummus instead of hummus.
Another example is they don't have the Semitic sound, ah. Instead, they have to say, ah, because they don't know how to say, so instead of saying, they say, And so that's why the accent sounds so flat as opposed to Arabic based dialects or ancient Hebrew. And by the way, this whole idea of Hebrew becoming a spoken language was actually frowned upon by the Orthodox and devout Jewish community. Because to them, Hebrew was meant to be for prayer and sacred ceremonies. It wasn't meant to be used in everyday mundane contexts.
But in the end, of course, because of the Zionist movement, this whole idea of having a specific language for this Jewish only state was very, very enticing. And so in 1922, Britain declared modern Israeli Hebrew one of the three languages of the land including Arabic and including English. And to end this, there's no real way of knowing what ancient Hebrew really sounded like, but there are some beautiful indications of what it might have sounded like when we hear Yemenite Hebrew.
@AwakenWithJP - JP Sears
"Hey man, what's Zionism?" https://t.co/8VaFCc1ri5