@CARCOSA@hexbear.net due to the revisionism that has infected the mod team (just kidding, we love our mods), this was removed. But I think it would be a good tagline.

While this synagogue might be zionist, “Israel” is not a term necessarily associated with the entity. It (and many things named after it) predates the entity by a long time.

this small piece of land

Ah yes, the “Israeli” classic: “we only want to do genocide and steal a small piece of land we’re just smol beans why are you so mean to us, wait what are you doing, why are you opening google and typing ‘what is greater israel’ no stop-”.

Lol this clown is a mod of the Ethnic Minorities and People of Color com.

It is, along with finding ways to try to call you the r-slur without technically saying the specific word.

Drop white phosphorus in his ass

honestly I think people have a right to their kinks, but this might be a bit much

Hebron, Kentucky

are you fucking kidding me

Edit: and then when that overlord’s officials describe events they frame it like “[vassal] was going to carry out a strike and we had to support it” as if its actions are an uncontrollable force of nature

This one says more about the Amerikkkan officials than “Israel”. They planned this together, if the yankees didn’t want “Israel” to strike they shouldn’t have moved all their assets into place to support them (and by “support them” I mean “strike together with them”). The only reason they’re claiming this now is a weak attempt at blame-shifting.

The entire sketch is literally about that specific symbol lmao. They discuss it specifically.

their own people

https://hexbear.net/comment/6953821

It’s from the first megathread for the current Iran War.

the number of celebrity chefs i wouldn’t deck on pure principal is very small.

1. Anthony Bourdain.

That’s it. That’s the list.

i DON’T CARE about the streamer

Gusanos Anti-imperialists

please yankees send in the troops

Edit: I really seriously can’t imagine what they hope to accomplish by doing this. They can relatively safely launch missiles and yankee troops will (sadly) remain mostly unharmed. A ground invasion will only give the Iranian military the opportunity to pulverize them in some of the most defensible terrain anywhere in the world.

I believe “Revert” is a term often used by Muslims for converts, since in Islam all humans are considered to be born as Muslims (so those not raised as Muslims are “reverting” rather than “converting” when they become Muslim).

They’re a regular Hexbear user, especially the news mega.

I think it’s totally understandable that this makes a lot of people really uncomfortable given how much racist propaganda it mirrors. That’s a pretty good reason not to have the emoji IMO.

“Do you condone Hamas?”

If Aaron Mate’s tweet is meant to be the slop here, commenters should know that he is mocking the person he’s quote tweeting. He hates “Israel” and AFAIK he’s been a committed anti-zionist activist his whole adult life.

While a student, Maté was vice president of the pro-Palestinian student union at Concordia University in Montreal and he was the main subject of the National Film Board of Canada documentary Discordia.[18][19] The film depicts Maté’s campus activism in support of the Palestinian cause and the effect it has on his relationship with the student union and his Palestinian friends. He received death threats from fellow Jews due to his condemnation of Israel’s treatment of Palestinians.[20][18] Maté was arrested during the Concordia University Netanyahu riot on 9 September 2002, after stepping between protesters and police,[21] for which he faced expulsion.[22]

On September 9, 2002, a riot broke out at the Sir George Williams Campus of Concordia University in Montreal, Quebec, in anticipation of a visit from former Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The visit, to be held at noon in the Henry F. Hall Building, was cancelled after pro-Palestinian students entered the building in which Netanyahu’s speech was being held by breaking a glass window.[1][2] Netanyahu had been invited by the Jewish student organization Hillel.[1] Several hundred demonstrators blocked the event’s attendees from entering the building.[3]

The incident took place amidst the Second Intifada, which had begun two years earlier, marking a period of increased violence in the Israeli–Palestinian conflict until 2005.