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@the-zionist-entity
What is your middle name?
The name of one of my parents
The name of a relative or ancestor
The name of a friend of a parent
My mother's maiden name
A religious figure's name
Just a name my parents liked
Other
I don't have a middle name
I'm Option #1: My middle name is my mom's name. But I'd like to know if that practice is very common or not.
My English middle name is my dads middle name in English, my Hebrew middle name is after a religious figure
obsessed with this sidebar i found in a christain scripture website article about the timeline of the bible's construction
This is my new favorite meme.
@jewishmuppet #whatever the reasons, the showrunners decided not to include my fanfiction in their show
My favorite @farbordertown
Oy.
For whatever reason, the Christians decided not to include the Rabbinic commentary as an integral part of their canon.
Do any other fellow Jews ever just get really deep into a fandom, thinking it’s a safe place to go to when you want to forget the bullshit of the world and then remember “oh wait no it’s not because society is antisemitic as fuck and that unfortunately bleeds into fandom.” And then think no one else in fandom is safe and just want to interact with other Jews in the fandom because it feels like they’re the only ones you can trust?
Oof owie my bones
Yea, will never forget the first time I was just chillin and out of nowhere someone just dropped casual antisemitism out of left field.
I didn’t realize there were so many people getting destroyed by mattresses 😂
I love these so much.
Rofl, finding out Thunderbird sat out the new selfie yacht, while its organizer is being accused of using the flotilla as a hookup fest is such a non-shocking event. What you mean the performative influencers were being performative? Nahhhhhh
Jewish culture is dreading the inevitable pre-Pesach oven cleaning
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My wife and I have gotten this down to a science after 7 years together
I had no idea anti-zionists/anti-semites had some kind of phobia of saying the word "Israel" but the lengths one quirky fellow went to avoid saying the name of the land led to me getting one sick new tumblr handle. 10/10, first meaningful contribution I've ever gotten from one of those useless chucklefucks.
This is so funny I can't, I'm actually speechless
Like seriously, imagine being from a country with one of the most atrocious records of genocide and colonization, and saying this
maybe assertions of antisemitism in spain run into a wall for another reason. a reason nobody expects,
i wonder what animal the new york times will claim israel trained to rig the eurovision votes
Rofl the pure copium of people trying to figure out the mystery of why Israel keeps almost winning Eurovision fuels my little zionist heart.
Here's the secret, you're ecochamber doesn't reflect reality, and if you want them to stop finishing near the top, instead of "boycotting" the contest for political points, put up a good entry and try to beat them.
Or idk blame the space laser of some shit, I couldn't care, stay mad.
Am Yisrael Chai!
If everyone posting to boycott Eurovision actually boycotts Eurovision, the rest of us will be booking our flights to Tel Aviv for Eurovision 2027.
i tried to be funny and it backfired miserably
it’s 2014 it’s time we moved on as a nation and stop reblogging this
every person who reblogs this in 2015 is gonna get their ass kicked by yours truly
Note as someone who has visited and driven in most of the 48 lower contiguous states of the 50 small countries in a trenchcoat that make up the USA;
The drivers of all states suck, of course, this is a given. HOWEVER. There are some very special places that stand out among these. In order of how in fear for my life I was.
3. Houston. Drivers in Texas in general treat speed limits as a lower limit for how fast you should be going and the drivers in Houston show no regard for life or limb.
2. Atlanta. The drivers of Atlanta do not fear death for themselves and would rather you both die than let you merge.
Fucking. New Jersey. If I never drive I-95 or the Turnpike again I will die happy. You've never known fear until you see someone neglect to use turn signals and Jersey Slide through 4 lanes of near bumper to bumper 80 MPH traffic and cut in front of you to make their exit as you slam the brakes on and miss rear ending them by about half an inch.
On the flip side, the BEST driving I've ever seen? Suprisingly, New Orleans. Now, I went NOT during Mardi Gras, but I found the drivers there to be courtious and cautious with a very few exceptions. 10/10.
My experience, everywhere has bad drivers, but -why- their bad drivers varies.
Miami? Its a race, and they -will- win it, at any cost.
Montreal? Its like everyone is driving for the first time, like some kinda terrified little fawn. What is that? A stop sign? What does that mean?
The erasure of Israeli Muslims by westerners needs to stop. I don’t care if their existence is inconvenient to certain narratives. There are Muslim Israeli judges, bankers, doctors, soldiers, shop keepers, tv anchors, actors and so much more. Israel is not a majority Muslim country but it does have a very significantly large Muslim population and connection to Islam - much more so than almost any western country where Muslims are usually a teeny tiny minority. Ppl are always like “Omg why is Israel making a statement to honor [whatever Muslim holiday/day of significance it happens to be]???” Because about 1 in 5 Israelis are Muslim. Hope that helps.
I think it's precisely because the existence of these people exposes the lie of "apartheid ethnostate" that makes up such a central part of their argument and "activism" that it serves their interest to erase them.
I think the argument for Israel being an Apartheid State only works, if you consider Gaza and The West bank to be a part of Israel proper, in which case, you're saying its a 1 state solution. Under that logic, there might be an argument, but in reality, Gaza and The West Bank, are meant to be the foundations of an Arab State, i.e the 2 state solution, and the restrictions of travel for Palestinians living in those territories vs Arab-Israeli's living in Israel, is more akin to strict international borders. Now its worth noting that because the 2 pieces of land are disconnected, there's a need for easy access between the West Bank and Gaza (something akin to the Fly By's in The West Bank, or something like the Kaliningrad Highway that connects The Kaliningrad Oblast to the rest of Russia), but that is still disregarding the bigger discrepency of what actually is an Apartheid State. Arab Israeli's have all the same rights and Jewish Israeli's, which is not the case for most of the middle east that actually restricts the rights of non-muslim minorities within their borders. Palestians living in Palestinian territory, who dont have Israeli citizenship, in turn, arent granted the same rights as Israeli citizens, but by that logic, every country in the world is an apartheid state for not allowing non-citizens the same rights as citizens, but its easier to just use buzzwords and pretend Israel is the worst country in the world, than use any kind of critical thinking for a few moments, so whatevs.
There's definitely the problem of Israeli's living in Gaza and The West Bank are covered by Israeli law but Palestinians are not. That makes for very easy abuse that we see often. But the problem from anti-Israel people is that that is never in any arguments they make. They instead have a blanket statement of buzzwords that they apply to the entirety of the country whether it is a truthful/accurate statement about the entire country or not (it isn't). And it's only ever applied as proof this 1 country should not exist and not apply it to any other country in the same region. And of course, this is called whataboutism when it's literally pointing out hypocrisy and how that means they don't actually believe it's wrong of it is not applied equally, and they will unironically say that that is still whataboutism. Bc apparently expecting people to have consistent morals is a distraction tactic. 🙄
Good addition, and I agree, the Israeli settlers are a problem, and a solution on that needs to be settled as well, its hard to ignore settlers violence in the West Bank, and Netenyahu's regime tacit acceptance of them to secure their vote is a major issue.
The erasure of Israeli Muslims by westerners needs to stop. I don’t care if their existence is inconvenient to certain narratives. There are Muslim Israeli judges, bankers, doctors, soldiers, shop keepers, tv anchors, actors and so much more. Israel is not a majority Muslim country but it does have a very significantly large Muslim population and connection to Islam - much more so than almost any western country where Muslims are usually a teeny tiny minority. Ppl are always like “Omg why is Israel making a statement to honor [whatever Muslim holiday/day of significance it happens to be]???” Because about 1 in 5 Israelis are Muslim. Hope that helps.
I think it's precisely because the existence of these people exposes the lie of "apartheid ethnostate" that makes up such a central part of their argument and "activism" that it serves their interest to erase them.
I think the argument for Israel being an Apartheid State only works, if you consider Gaza and The West bank to be a part of Israel proper, in which case, you're saying its a 1 state solution. Under that logic, there might be an argument, but in reality, Gaza and The West Bank, are meant to be the foundations of an Arab State, i.e the 2 state solution, and the restrictions of travel for Palestinians living in those territories vs Arab-Israeli's living in Israel, is more akin to strict international borders. Now its worth noting that because the 2 pieces of land are disconnected, there's a need for easy access between the West Bank and Gaza (something akin to the Fly By's in The West Bank, or something like the Kaliningrad Highway that connects The Kaliningrad Oblast to the rest of Russia), but that is still disregarding the bigger discrepency of what actually is an Apartheid State. Arab Israeli's have all the same rights and Jewish Israeli's, which is not the case for most of the middle east that actually restricts the rights of non-muslim minorities within their borders. Palestians living in Palestinian territory, who dont have Israeli citizenship, in turn, arent granted the same rights as Israeli citizens, but by that logic, every country in the world is an apartheid state for not allowing non-citizens the same rights as citizens, but its easier to just use buzzwords and pretend Israel is the worst country in the world, than use any kind of critical thinking for a few moments, so whatevs.
