🎗️Herschel Krustofsky🎗️

Annoyed Zionist geek. Tired of fandoms I like being overrun with Anti-semites. 28 Love Venture Bros, Gravity Falls, Metalocalypse, The Simpsons, Game Grumps, Extreme Horror.

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Some Info

I'm a Zionist Atheist Ashkenazi Jew who is TIRED.

Pro Israel, Pro Ukraine, Pro LGBT, Pro Choice, Not a blog for conservatives. I love Cartoons, anime, and horror. Jewish geeks come hang.

[whitager]

israel is decolonial and zionism is landback. cope and seethe

[honeyapplebutterfly]

Non-Jews know so little about Jewish history that some of them genuinely believe antisemitism began and ended with the shoah. I repeatedly have to have conversations with people about what a pogrom is so I can explain my personal family history and everyone is astonished- “They killed Jews before the holocaust??” And after as well, if you can believe it. It’s like Jews are some sort of oppressed group or something

[edithsweetithh]

do you think they know the treatment of the animals is based of off the treatment of jews in various times throughout history

[gayalfredprufrock]

The "why are we talking about [leftist hero]'s antisemitism when [alt right bigot] exists" argument is so disingenuous. Yesterday i saw it about mamdani and nick fuentes. "If you're talking about mamdani's antisemitism when nick fuentes is running his mouth, you're an islamophobe" basically. This type of thing is just another way for people to excuse antisemitism. A similar conversation is had every time a leftist hero does something bigoted, and it is always a disingenuous conversation intended to excuse the bigotry of said leftist hero so they can remain a hero.

We expect bigotry from the right and calling them out for it won't change it. Meanwhile, we expect that people on the left will be allies, and we expect that they will do reflection upon being called out for bigotry. This is the answer to that question every time. "Why do you talk about a leftist's antisemitism but not an alt right person's antisemitism?" Because we expect or hope that if said leftist is called out, they will reflect and maybe change and learn something, or at least their followers will. This is not something we can hope for a rightist, who we never considered an ally. It's not a new idea. It's the same conversation every time. Jews know that this isn't true anymore (i.e. nobody is going to reflect on antisemitism and be an ally), but that's beside the point. "Why are you focused on mamdani's antisemitism and not nick fuentes" is a question that everyone already knows the answer to, and is posed exclusively to silence (or even ridicule or villainize) anyone who would speak out about antisemitism.

[honeyapplebutterfly]

Non-Jews know so little about Jewish history that some of them genuinely believe antisemitism began and ended with the shoah. I repeatedly have to have conversations with people about what a pogrom is so I can explain my personal family history and everyone is astonished- “They killed Jews before the holocaust??” And after as well, if you can believe it. It’s like Jews are some sort of oppressed group or something

[ramat-rafael]

the way western "progressives" continue to fall for fascist propaganda so easily when it includes jew hate never ceases to amaze me

[chutzpahchesed]

[jewittoit]

NYC wtf

Any other NYC jews wanna pool our money together and move to the Caribbean?

[highlyillogicalandroid]

“Jews voted for Trump because he supports Israel it’s their fault he won” is a thing I have heard a lot in the past two days, so have some statistics:

Source: NBC News

Okay? Now admit that you’re just antisemitic and fuck off.

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[ophelite]

עם ישראל חי

artworks by @woz_art on ig

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Part of the horror of Oct 7th is in its intimacy. People were in their homes with their families when armed men broke in to kill and kidnap them. The stories of sexual assault and torture show a sick level of glee was taken in butchering people in their own homes. Parents executed in front of their children and children executed in front of their parents.

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My pre October 7th self was happier in some ways, but she was also blind to the latent monster that was antisemitism, sleeping all around her. We can’t go back. My life has been changed forever as I’m sure many of yours has. There is a sadness but I feel a sense of acceptance as well. I used to be afraid but I’m not anymore. I know who I am.

[ace-hell]

Ok so i am late by like a month, i have been busy and STILL didn't finish my native jewish miku but fuck it here's indigenous, native israeli miku with a little of my touch and a small analysis:

The clothes:

The dress is double layered and based on biblical description i saw of the clothes ancient jews wore i added yellow hoops at the end of the dress to represent the color of our oppression- yellow belts under the muslim rule and yellow stars in the holocaust

The embroidery:

The Rikma(embroidery) is a personal project i am working on for the past 3 months. The embroidery that WAS practiced on the land eventually was allowed only to muslims and arabs, jews in ottoman syria/palestine were so oppressed and poor they didn't have access to threads and around 1800's some rabbis discoraged jews being involved in arab activity, not only that the jews has completely disconnected themselves from most of the arab culture after the spread of zionism to the land as a form of building their own identity. And if there were jews involved in embroidery it is unknown bc all the photos i see are labeled as "palestinian woman" with no explanation if it is a christian, muslim or jewish.

My project consists of making patterns and motifs based on jewish history, symbols, traditions, land etc and i try to make it original, unique and as diverse from the tatreez as possible to avoid conflict. If any of you want i can explain in a different analysis on what each pattern represents.

The jewelry:

I genuinely suck at drawing gold and jewelry and tried my best to adorn her with as much jewelry as i can. The side piece(that can barely be seen) is also a pattern i came up with, i call it "amulet"

(ps. I forgot to make her a normal necklace, wanted to make it with a hamsa)

Henna:

Henna is still practiced by jews, mainly sefardic and mizrahi jews + ashkenazi jews who grow up and participate in mizrahi culture. The henna on the hands is based on patterns i saw some jewish artists made (on google unfortunately it didn't have names) which has the star of david on it and on the legs i made a mix of bukharan and yemeni jewish henna.

So here it is. A native, indigenous jewish/judean/israeli(te) miku. I tried my best✨

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@ leftist goyim

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