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“You can say, oh Jews were always debating about Zionism. That was a fun thing to debate in 1920, when it was a fun hypothetical. It’s a really different thing to debate in 2026 when there is a country which is where half the world’s Jews live.” “Jews who are antizionist are coming from a position of almost unfathomable privilege.” Watch Dara Horn speak with @coldxman youtube.com/watch?v=JnvJh9Ds…

BREAKING: Jocelyn Benson names Nation of Islam “student minister” Marcus Muhammad to her transition team. The Farrakhan follower has reportedly called Jews “the enemy” and promoted pamphlets opposing interracial relationships. So tired of this.

A spokesperson for MSG Entertainment responds to Macklemore saying the venue rejected his "Free Palestine" tour: “We have some of the busiest venues in the world with extremely limited availability and he’s not an arena level act.” variety.com/2026/music/news/…

Blue Dogs flipped seats to the Democrats. Leftists flipped seats to the Republicans.

Listening to @AbdulElSayed on @Morning_Joe, two statements stood out as serious warnings for the Jewish community and the U.S.-Israel relationship. I’m not even sure how he can clarify these remarks, because he stated his positions so clearly. First, he has moved from opposing U.S. military aid to @Israel to calling for an end to all arms sales to Israel. What would that mean in practice? Israel continues to face existential threats from Iran, Hezbollah, Hamas, the Houthis, and other armed groups. Ending arms sales raises serious questions not only about Israel’s ability to defend itself, but also about its access to the weapons and technologies that support its defensive systems and have helped protect at minimum tens of thousands of Israelis from being killed over the past three years. So now it’s his official policy: This has never been just about foreign aid. It is also about Israel’s ability to defend itself. And such a policy could have two devastating consequences for America: 1. Leave our most important ally in the the Middle East, the Jewish state increasingly vulnerable to those seeking its destruction. 2. Force Israel to turn to countries that are not aligned with the United States for the weapons it needs to survive. Both would be terrible outcomes and disastrous American foreign policy. Second, El-Sayed spoke of separating “Judaism and the Jewish people and Israel.” I have heard him speak about growing up surrounded by a Jewish community, attending bar and bat mitzvahs and Passover Seders, and having many Jewish friends. Yet he also makes clear his opposition to Zionism. His remarks reminded me of a conversation I had a few months after the war began. I was part of a group of Jews and Muslims who came together to see how we could rise above the divisions and find common ground. One member of the group expressed a sentiment strikingly similar to El-Sayed’s: “I grew up in a Jewish neighborhood. I went to a hundred bar and bat mitzvahs. All my friends were Jewish. I’m not antisemitic. I’m just against Zionism.” That conversation has stayed with me because it raises a fundamental question: What does it mean to embrace Jewish people and Jewish traditions while rejecting the Jewish people's 4,000 year connection to the land of Israel and Zionism? It is a narrative that must change. For decades, elements of the pro-Palestinian, anti-Israel, BDS, and delegitimization movements have worked to drive a wedge between American Jews and Israel, while seeking to marginalize those who publicly support the Jewish state. The statements above are used to make Jews feel uncomfortable in settings. One can disagree with Israel's government, oppose its policies, and criticize its leader s without denying the Jewish people's history, identity, or connection to their ancestral homeland of Israel.

Most voters do not pay attention to congressional leadership decisions, & these leaders are all unpopular in a polarized climate. Jeffries faces no threats whatsoever and will coast to the Speaker’s seat. Schumer *maybe* has problems but after Tues, he’ll probably pull it off 🤷🏼‍♂️ It’s not that I’m especially attached to either. I think Jeffries has been effective in his role so far and clearly has earned the trust of his caucus, so I’m glad to see him be handed the gavel. I’m sympathetic to calls that Schumer should step aside because our base is loudly asking for a fresh face in the Senate. That said, his contribution to Tues night’s bloodbath was significant and has earned him a lot of credibility imo. But really what I’m pushing back against is the idea that there are certain people who are making demands in this moment, and they have *no* business doing so. We are entering a period for democrats when we can just tell these people to kick rocks when they start screaming demands at us. That’s what the midterms have given us as we head into 2028. They’re trying to spin it as a mandate for their movement but it’s just pathetic and delusional. And if Ossoff decides to run (which he absolutely should), my god the future is looking BRIGHT because everyone can see that he’s a particularly special talent. That’s why you’re already seeing posts from the usual suspects trying to tear him down 2 days after he won by 20 points in a state that voted for Trump 😬

There are 200 million Muslims in India. How many Hindus are there in Pakistan?

בואו נדבר על הרעיון שהערבים בישראל הם מיעוט. יש נטייה להסתכל על האזרחים הערבים בישראל בקווי שביתת הנשק כמיעוט ואז לגזור השוואות ביזאריות ליהודים באירופה או לשחורים בארה״ב ומתוך כך לדבר על גזענות כנגד אותו מיעוט. אבל אם כבר, ההשוואה המתאימה יותר היא לדוברי הרוסית בלטביה או באוקראינה, שלא ללכת להיסטוריה יותר רחוקה של הגרמנים בצ׳כוסלובקיה - כלומר מיעוט אתני, שפתי, לאומי, בתוך מדינה קטנה יחסית ששייך ואף מזדהה עם אוכלוסיה או מדינה ענקית ששוכנת על גבולות המדינה הקטנה יותר וגם מערערת על עצם קיומה. הידעתם למשל שבלטביה, המפלגה המרכזית המייצגת את המיעוט הרוסי של כרבע מהאוכלוסייה תמיד נחשבה לא קבילה להיות שותפה בשלטון (למרות שהיא המפלגה הגדולה!) ולטביה מדורגת כאחת המדינות הדמוקרטיות בעולם? במשך השנים גיליתי שדווקא למשלחות שבאו מהמדינות הבלטיות לא היתה לי שום בעיה להסביר את יחסי יהודים ערבים בישראל. הם הבינו. בקיצור, מספיק עם ההשוואות בין המיעוט הערבי בישראל ליהודים באירופה או לשחורים בארה״ב. לכו על השוואה לרוסים בלטביה ותראו ישועות.

Sign this petition if you want a new speaker of the house. change.org/p/house-democrats…

Will Democrats misread their victory? Americans voted to rebuke Trump, not for a repeat of Biden-era left-wing overreach. on.wsj.com/484bLOq

Russell Brand Is Found Guilty of Rape and Sexual Assault The judge said the popular conspiratorial YouTuber and former movie star would be sentenced to “significant custodial time.” nytimes.com/2026/11/05/arts/…

Our enemies know that if you influence education, you influence society, says Charles Asher Small, as he explains how Qatari-funding is directly causing the rot in the educational system in the USA. The Muslim Brotherhood funnelled $100 billion in undeclared dollars into American universities through Qatar. The U.S.-based Qatar Foundation International funded Brown University’s Choices Program, a K-12 history and social studies curriculum used by 8,000 schools in America, which went as far as removing Israel from the map of the world.

Jews in America are quickly finding out that what I wrote following the Canadian elections in April 2025 is sadly the norm as well: “The reality is that Jewish issues, and more or less the importance of antisemitism, is proving to be a tangential to non-issue at best, to a negative impact issue for a party, at worst. There is a real possibility that we are going to see just how powerless the Jewish diaspora is in many liberal democracies. The sad truth is that the demographics are not there. Jews are a minuscule percentage of the population in every country where we reside and hold very little power in deciding elections outside of our local municipalities anymore, even in the US. The issues that concern us, chiefly antisemitism, the relationship to Israel, and so on, do not move the needle on elections. Jewish leadership needs to start recognizing that the integration of Jewish issues into the fabric of politics is not working. Unless and until we recognize that we are too small a community everywhere to be divided anywhere, we will become even less relevant. To that end, I believe that the diaspora is facing a crisis unlike any faced since the end of World War II. Liberal democracies have moved away from a society that champions a strict set of morals, for example, standing up to antisemitism irrespective of political leaning, to one that champions election victories over all else. Number one target in that? Jews.”

Jewish Democrats are hopeful today that with U.S. funding to Israel ending and AIPAC politically diminished and no longer funding candidates, the hatred will stop. Here in Canada we have no AIPAC equivalent, and our funding to Israel is insignificant. The hatred is worse.

Vance stabbing Trump in the front when he is down is a bold move, but maybe... it’s not actually Israel that caused your defeat, but your “close friend”—who, unlike your boss, you won’t speak a bad word of (due to “loyalty”)—who told your entire voter base that Israel was forcing you into immediate nuclear war, and to vote against you. Or maybe it’s Israel. We may never know.

The establishment spent over 40 million in Michigan for Abdul

Those who fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it. The unholy alliance of leftists and Islamists is about to teach America and Europe a bitter lesson and the tuition WON’T come cheap.

American aid to Israel has become one of the most absurd debates in American politics. Anyone who seriously understands the issue knows that this aid is a tiny fraction of the US budget, much of it is spent on American defense products, and it serves American strategic interests. So why has it become such a major political issue? Why Israel, rather than the many other countries receiving American assistance, or Ukraine, which has received far more in recent years? Because this debate is not really about money. It’s about a relentless campaign to demonize Israel and Jews, amplified by figures like Tucker Carlson, Candace Owens, and Cenk Uygur, who spend their days portraying Israel as America’s enemy. It’s part of a much broader anti-Western propaganda campaign that has turned Israel, Jews, and the Palestinian cause into its central obsession. And it’s deeply troubling to see this narrative gain so much ground that even the American president feels compelled to pay lip service to it. It’s infuriating. It’s outrageous. And above all, it’s sad. Not for Israel. For America. Especially because it shows just how deeply Islamist and foreign anti-Western narratives have penetrated American political discourse, turning a strategic alliance into a symbol of everything they want Americans to oppose.