13.2K likes on an explicitly antisemitic post, saying that no jews should have ever lived in Palestine past, present and future. The juice box emoji is a dogwhistle for jews because jews and juice sound similar.
If if was just "bad faith actors" who were crossing the line into antisemitism, why the fuck does that post have that many likes.
By now you might have seen some reports of SJP at University of Colorado Boulder celebrating the murder of 82 year old Karen Diamond. Here are some screenshots of the statement (that is still available on their website whose url is visible in the screenshots):
They’re disturbing so here’s a line break
This SJP chapter no longer receives funding from the school, but they do continue to organize regularly on campus.
Additionally, CU Boulder has a group of faculty and professors called FSJP . This organization is petitioning to have SJP reinstated as a student organization in good standing:
Update 2- To be clear, the statement is definitely still up at the link bouldersjp.neocities.org/mohamed, but I can’t navigate to it from their homepage.
In case they do take it down, I have downloaded the statement in full.
This is absolutely unacceptable speech from students enrolled in any university, and it’s even more disturbing that professors who condone this statement are teaching classes.
PUBLIC STATEMENT · 06/01/2026
FREE MOHAMED SABRY SOLIMAN
One year ago today, Mohamed Sabry Soliman took direct action against the Zionist death cult festering in our city. He struck against the colonist procession that gathers weekly to celebrate the pretext for ongoing genocide.
CHICKENS COMING HOME TO ROOST
ABOLISH ICE
VICTORY TO THE RESISTANCE
06/01/2026
BOULDER STUDENTS FOR JUSTICE IN PALESTINE
STATEMENT OF SOLIDARITY
One year ago today, on June 1st, 2025, Mohamed Sabry Soliman took direct action against one manifestation of the Zionist death cult that we have allowed to fester in our city and our state. He hurled a molotov cocktail into the heart of the Run for Their Lives march in Boulder, striking against the colonist procession that gathers weekly to celebrate the pretext for ongoing genocide.
A CASE OF CHICKENS COMING HOME TO ROOST.
The colonists present at the Run for Their Lives procession each week carry posters celebrating war criminals who have served as the pretext for the systematic extermination of the Palestinian people since Operation Al-Aqsa Flood. When community members confronted those at Run for Their Lives with cries of "Stop killing kids!", the marchers responded with proud declarations that they wished death upon every child in Gaza, while flanked comfortably with a police escort.
The state would have us believe that Mohamed took the action he did because he is insane—a fanatic, a terrorist, guilty of a hate crime—but we know the truth and we reject the state's inversion of it. Mohamed chose the only sane response available to a rational human being confronted with the normalization of genocide. He refused the comfortable position of the grateful immigrant and the role of obedient subject, choosing confrontation with a violent system over passive proximity to the comfort of empire.
We reject the distinction between speech and material force. The Run for Their Lives procession functions as a mechanism for normalizing the celebration of mass killers, rendering ordinary the sight of war criminals treated as heroes on streets that sit upon stolen land. Mohamed refused their normalization with direct action. He chose to treat the manifestation of Zionist violence as the lethal threat it actually constitutes.
Boulder Students for Justice in Palestine stands in solidarity with Mohamed Sabry Soliman. We condemn the eight consecutive life sentences imposed by Colorado courts early last month. We condemn all attempts by the federal government to assassinate him. We honor a man who sacrificed his comfort and his proximity to empire, willingly expending his own liberty in attaining his objective.
We unequivocally condemn the federal agencies that seized his family within hours of his arrest and imprisoned them for nearly one year until their release last month. The seizure of Mohamed's family by ICE reveals immigration enforcement as an instrument of collective punishment—a tactic of the colonizer applied here as it is in Gaza.
Prosecutors added hate crime and terrorism enhancements to Mohamed's charges—the same legal mechanisms consistently deployed against Arabs and Muslims in the United States since 2001. These charges demand that observers view resistance to genocide as equivalent to the systematic extermination of the Palestinian people. We reject this framework utterly. The hatred here lies not with Mohamed, but with a legal order that characterizes resistance to genocide as "terror" while legitimizing the actual terror of the state.
No court exists within the imperial legal order to try the officers and politicians responsible for the systematic destruction of Gaza. Boulder Students for Justice in Palestine affirms that the Palestinian Resistance stands as the sole legitimate authority capable of delivering accountability for the genocidal actions of the Zionist entity. Mohamed acted alone on June 1st, compelled by the grisly realities of a war against his people and the absolute refusal of formal channels to deliver anything resembling justice.
DEMAND RELEASE
Call for the immediate release of Mohamed and the continued freedom of his family from all forms of state custody.
ABOLISH ICE
Join the call for total abolition of the agencies that kidnapped his family and operate as instruments of collective punishment.
CONTINUE THE STRUGGLE
His act of resistance obligates us to maintain unyielding opposition against every structure that normalizes occupation while enabling genocide.
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VICTORY TO THE PALESTINIAN RESISTANCE. FREEDOM FOR MOHAMED. DEATH TO SETTLER COLONIALISM IN ALL ITS FORMS.
Published by Boulder Students for Justice in Palestine · June 1, 2026
the problem with israel is that they had so much goodwill following oct 7 because it was really such a horrific attack. all they had to do was respond more or less in kind and then sit back down and everything would be great. but no, they just couldn't stop killing and invading all their neighbours, and then that wasn't enough and they are just pissing off half the world for no good reason. like idk i think it's so easy not to accept stolen ukrainian grain from russia. the first time they were like oh you were too late to tell us this grain was stolen (ukraine was not too late). but now it's the second time already, and they started with "you did not tell us" (did too, and also this is literally the second time), then moved on to "you told us but there's no proof it's true" (there is lmao), and finally just ended up with "fuck you, don't tell us we can't buy stolen grain from russia and therefore finance their war against you". like literally i just think it is so easy not to do these things. and yet
...These are a lot of words for "I hate Israel but not the Joos I'm not a Nazi!"
Also "killing and invading their neighbors?" Did you not know Hezbollah and Hamas were the ones to attack Israel in the first place, after Israel had given them time and time again, the chance to not be psychotic Jew haters? Hamas were given resources and cash and what did they do with it? Initiate the worst attack on the Jewish people since the holocaust.
Hezbollah made the north's life a living hell for decades and you expect Israel to show them any goodwill?
I will ask you this- will I see you condemn Iran or North Korea for doing far worse? For executing innocent civilians or legalizing rape?
the problem with israel is that they had so much goodwill following oct 7 because it was really such a horrific attack. all they had to do was respond more or less in kind and then sit back down and everything would be great
ALLL THEY HAD TO DO was murder and rape and behead and dismember and kidnap children just like my little blorbos!!!!!!! THEN no one would hate them [for waging a war they did not start, endangering their own soldiers in attempts to minimize civilian casualties, using taxpayer funds to provide aid they KNOW will be used to hurt them, spending millions providing healthcare to those who orchestrate the murder of jews (and their allies)]
Good will?????? WHERE?! There were anti Israel protests onmy campus calling it a genocide on OCTOBER 10th!!!! Israeli retaliation didn’t even BEGIN until October 12th. What planet are you on????
I think something a lot of people don't get is that they think Zionism is Jewish supremacy, when in reality it's Jewish nationalism. And they don't get what nationalism is either. Right-wing, populist, ULTRAnationalist parties like the GOP, Reform UK, Vox or AfD have stolen the word and turned it into "xenophobia". All it means is that nations have the right to their own state that protects them.
If you think the US should exist, you're an American nationalist. If you think China should exist, you're a Chinese nationalist. If you think Germany should exist, you're a German nationalist. Anti-Zionism means you desire the destruction of the only Jewish state.
Well, before I pass out for the next few hours, Marypop in the dead of night sent me the finished Zombie 'verse Dami greenhouse pic ❤️
Also...yes, he has in fact raided Ivy's stashes since her death 7 years ago. They're useful... it just took a lot of research, both his own and her records from before, to figure out what those uses were 😅
I wake up. I check the news. I read an article about how antisemitism has increased yet again in a country. I clock into work. I go to lunch and wonder if my subway guy who is always excited to see me and writes my name with a little design every day would still treat me the same if he knew i was jewish. Clock out. I walk home through alley ways to avoid walking past people who have explicity called for the death of jews. I spend some times on my hobbies, maybe see a friend. Eat dinner. Check social media to see people local to me spread antisemitism, and maybe i even ruminate on the antisemitism i experienced irl that week. I go to sleep. I wake up, check the news and see an article about how another country also has had an increase in antisemitism. I clock into work....
The head of Nirel Zini, an IDF officer and resident of Kfar Aza murdered by Hamas, has never been found; The remains found on the kibbutz h
Human remains were found Wednesday evening in the young people's neighborhood of Kfar Aza and taken for identification at the Institute of Forensic Medicine. Part of a skull was found in the kibbutz, and authorities are examining whether it belongs to Nirel Zini, a Givati officer and resident of the neighborhood who was decapitated during the Hamas massacre on October 7 and whose head has not been located since.
On Oct. 10, 2015, two and a half weeks before his 23rd birthday, Zini, then an Givati officer in the IDF, was critically wounded during an operational activity in Hebron. But that did not stop him. Even before he had recovered from the injury, after one of his soldiers was stabbed in an attack in Jerusalem, he fled the hospital and returned to IDF service.
He served as a platoon commander in Givati, deputy company commander in the Bardelas Battalion, later as commander of the auxiliary company and commander of the mobility company in the Paran Brigade mobility company. Eventually, after 10 years of service and because of the severe injury he had carried since 2015, he was forced to end his service with the rank of major.
Since his 2015 injury, Zini held a thanksgiving meal every October 10. On that same date in 2023, he had planned to propose to his partner, Niv Raviv, whom he had met in the army eight years earlier and with whom he lived in Kfar Aza. But just three days earlier, on Oct. 7, 2023, Hamas terrorists carried out their massacre in Israel.
At 10:04 a.m., Nirel still managed to send a message to his family. “I’ll update, they’re here. I’m putting down the phone, pray,” he wrote, while holding a knife in one hand and the door of the safe room in the other. His partner Niv was hiding under the bed.
When the terrorists stormed the home, Nirel decided to try to distract them. He tried to escape the house, which had already begun to burn, drawing their attention in the hope that his partner would survive the inferno. In the end, both were murdered. Only six days later, after they had been listed as missing, the families were informed that their bodies had been found.
But at Nirel’s funeral, the Zini family’s ordeal began. Before he was buried, relatives were not given the opportunity to identify him, and they were told it was better that way because of the condition of the body. Given the state of the burned home, the family decided not to insist, despite a “very strange gut feeling,” as Nirel’s father, Amir Zini, described it.
Months later, the family was summoned to Israel Police’s Lahav 433 unit to hear findings from the investigation. They asked to see photos from the scene or anything that could help them understand what happened to Nirel that morning. Instead, they were shown only footage of the body bag being opened at Shura Camp, the IDF base to which bodies of victims were taken to identification. That’s when they discovered that Nirel had been decapitated by the terrorists.
Until that horrifying moment, not when they were told he had been killed, not at the funeral, and not in any official briefing, the family had no idea what had actually happened to their son.
“No one prepared us for this or considered our right, as his parents, to be informed of such a critical and horrific detail before the burial or at any point afterward,” his father wrote in a letter to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, which he hopes reached him. “The gravity of this is doubled by the fact that this information was not shared by anyone except Lahav 433, not the Shin Bet, not the police, not the military.”
And if that weren’t enough, the family also came to understand that no agency was actively searching for their son’s missing head. Over the past two years, and even before the most recent hostage deal, Nirel’s father contacted officials handling captive return efforts, requesting that his son be classified as a deceased hostage whose remains were abducted to Gaza. The response he received was: “We can’t add another hostage to the list.”
The ordeal — and the letter to Netanyahu
After learning the full extent of what happened to Nirel, the Zini family began their own search. They located the exact spot in Kfar Aza’s Young Generation neighborhood where Nirel’s body had been recovered, met with the soldier who reported the site, and consulted with representatives from the IDF’s Gaza Division rabbinate.
Since then, with help from volunteers from the Israel Antiquities Authority and the IDF’s missing persons unit, they have spent countless hours combing the rubble in search of Nirel’s head.
“I had to stop working. My children stopped working. We had to bring in heavy equipment, set up nets, sift through debris,” described the father. “All this while appealing to every authority in the country for help. Needless to say, no one stepped up.”
The family forwarded hundreds of bone fragments and other findings to the National Center for Forensic Medicine in Tel Aviv in the hope of recovering evidence about their son’s final moments. Some were identified as animal remains, while others, hundreds of human bones and skull fragments, were deemed too degraded for DNA extraction.
“These are hundreds of bones, some quite large,” Amir said. “It took eight months to get results, and when we asked to send the remains abroad to labs that might succeed in extracting DNA, we were denied.”
In a letter to Prime Minister Netanyahu, Amir Zini listed several “deeply troubling” findings uncovered during the family’s investigation, including revelations by ynet and its parent newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth that two shipping containers remain at Shura Camp, holding roughly 350 body bags containing unidentified human remains.
Among other things, the father wrote that “an independent committee of ministry directors general called the ‘Attribution Committee’ decided on its own around October 7 not to inform any family about the condition of their loved one’s body at burial. That same committee also decided that if human remains were found, the families would not be updated on the matter.”
The father stressed that “the failure must be corrected,” and in his appeal to the prime minister asked him “to act to correct the terrible injustice caused to us — first in the failure to protect our son, then in burying him without his head and without our knowledge, knowingly, while such a heavy decision was taken for us without us being asked or informed, and a third time in the agony of the searches we have been going through for almost two years, while no official is willing to take responsibility, help, mobilize or show us that the state also cares about this.”
He asked Netanyahu to meet and concluded: “Before it is too late — fix what is broken. Please. Our souls know no rest. Please help us reach the peace we so badly need.”
Now, nearly three years after the massacre, the Zini family will have to wait for the Institute of Forensic Medicine’s examination to determine whether the skull fragment found does indeed belong to the late Nirel.
previous coverage about Nirel and Niv:
Nirel Zini was 31 when he and his longtime girlfriend, Niv, were brutally murdered by terrorists in their home in Kfar Aza on October 7.
He had been planning to propose to Niv just three days later, on October 10.
A decorated Givati officer, Nirel had been severely wounded in action in 2015. After his injury, he returned to civilian life, working in the family carpentry business while preparing to start law school. His dream was to advocate for soldiers wounded, physically or emotionally, during their service.
On October 7, Nirel held a knife in one hand and the door of the safe room in the other, while Niv hid under the bed. When terrorists stormed the house, he tried to distract them, attempting to flee the burning home and draw their attention in a desperate bid to save her. Both were killed. Their bodies were only discovered six days later.
The Zini family was advised not to identify Nirel’s body due to the condition of the remains and the state of the burned house.
Months later, they learned the horrific truth: Nirel had been beheaded, and his head taken as a trophy to Gaza by the terrorists. Amid the chaos following October 7, nobody had warned them.
To this day, his family continues the painful search to recover his remains and give him a proper burial.
Never forget what Hamas did. The horror they inflicted in a single day continues to haunt an entire nation.
Nirel Zini, a Givati officer wounded in action in 2015, planned to propose on Oct. 10, but three days earlier, he and his partner Niv were m
Murdered in their home in Kfar Aza, October 7
The new Niv Nirel Center realizes the vision of Nirel Zini and Niv Raviv, who came from families on the opposite sides of the religious spec
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