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Image 1 — An event with a Palestinian & a Jewish author at the LA Public Library was cancelled when a librarian complained they held "virulently antisemitic views" & had "terrorist ties" - pointing to social media posts by the Palestinian author. The posts were about anti-colonial struggle - not antisemitism.
Image 2 — An event with a Palestinian & a Jewish author at the LA Public Library was cancelled when a librarian complained they held "virulently antisemitic views" & had "terrorist ties" - pointing to social media posts by the Palestinian author. The posts were about anti-colonial struggle - not antisemitism.
Image 3 — An event with a Palestinian & a Jewish author at the LA Public Library was cancelled when a librarian complained they held "virulently antisemitic views" & had "terrorist ties" - pointing to social media posts by the Palestinian author. The posts were about anti-colonial struggle - not antisemitism.
Image 4 — An event with a Palestinian & a Jewish author at the LA Public Library was cancelled when a librarian complained they held "virulently antisemitic views" & had "terrorist ties" - pointing to social media posts by the Palestinian author. The posts were about anti-colonial struggle - not antisemitism.
Image 5 — An event with a Palestinian & a Jewish author at the LA Public Library was cancelled when a librarian complained they held "virulently antisemitic views" & had "terrorist ties" - pointing to social media posts by the Palestinian author. The posts were about anti-colonial struggle - not antisemitism.
Image 6 — An event with a Palestinian & a Jewish author at the LA Public Library was cancelled when a librarian complained they held "virulently antisemitic views" & had "terrorist ties" - pointing to social media posts by the Palestinian author. The posts were about anti-colonial struggle - not antisemitism.
Image 7 — An event with a Palestinian & a Jewish author at the LA Public Library was cancelled when a librarian complained they held "virulently antisemitic views" & had "terrorist ties" - pointing to social media posts by the Palestinian author. The posts were about anti-colonial struggle - not antisemitism.
Image 8 — An event with a Palestinian & a Jewish author at the LA Public Library was cancelled when a librarian complained they held "virulently antisemitic views" & had "terrorist ties" - pointing to social media posts by the Palestinian author. The posts were about anti-colonial struggle - not antisemitism.
Image 9 — An event with a Palestinian & a Jewish author at the LA Public Library was cancelled when a librarian complained they held "virulently antisemitic views" & had "terrorist ties" - pointing to social media posts by the Palestinian author. The posts were about anti-colonial struggle - not antisemitism.
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An event with a Palestinian & a Jewish author at the LA Public Library was cancelled when a librarian complained they held "virulently antisemitic views" & had "terrorist ties" - pointing to social media posts by the Palestinian author. The posts were about anti-colonial struggle - not antisemitism.

Link:

https://lapublicpress.org/2026/04/la-library-palestine-read/

The allegations stem from a right-wing media outlet called the Washington Free Beacon. So the librarian making the claims, is believed to have gotten her material from that article.

The librarian in-question also alleged they (or maybe the Palestinian author only) had "strong terrorist ties" - a ridiculous statement based on absolutely nothing.

The social media posts by the Palestinian author, Jenan Matari, were clearly about anti-colonial struggle.

They made no references at all to Jewishness.

They did not celebrate any specific acts of 10/7; instead, they were very broad statements about resistance.

These comments were also made early on, well before any allegations and/or atrocity propaganda proliferated about 10/7.

Nora Lester Murad, who is Jewish and married to a Palestinian, was also cancelled along with her Palestinian colleague.

https://noralestermurad.com/about/

The library claims to be neutral and have 'values' that they felt the authors did not align with - yet, they've also hosted Zionists who conflate anti-Zionism with antisemitism.

u/TrackerOneA — 1 day ago
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Israel is ethnically cleansing south Lebanon, going after the Shia Muslim population & telling their neighbors not to grant them refuge. Remember the 'Will you hide me?' hasbara trend?

https://x.com/ryangrim/status/2039684274564051425

https://x.com/october8thefilm/status/1897377737154912609

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/04/01/world/middleeast/lebanon-shiite-israel-evacuation.html

https://x.com/JamesRehwald/status/2032169153193525334

Sheryl Sandberg, billionaire accused of sexual harassment, promoted Israel's 10/7 atrocity propaganda & also cried on camera at the prospect of no one 'hiding her' (in the context of another genocide against Jews). She has said nothing about Israel telling Lebanese to not hide their Shia compatriots.

There's even an X account, solely for this 'would you hide me' trend:

https://x.com/wouldyouhideme

u/TrackerOneA — 1 day ago
Park Avenue Synagogue & Rabbi Elliot Cosgrove host discussion with Israeli propagandist Benjamin Anthony (Cosgrove's first cousin), who promoted the mass ethnic cleansing of Gaza. If a speaker called for Israeli Jews to be mass displaced - their career would be over.
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Park Avenue Synagogue & Rabbi Elliot Cosgrove host discussion with Israeli propagandist Benjamin Anthony (Cosgrove's first cousin), who promoted the mass ethnic cleansing of Gaza. If a speaker called for Israeli Jews to be mass displaced - their career would be over.

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u/TrackerOneA — 1 day ago
The Pasteur Institute in Tehran was destroyed
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The Pasteur Institute in Tehran was destroyed

They want to deny medical treatment here so we can destroy medical research in Iran.

u/liewchi_wu888 — 2 days ago
The US and/or Israel just targeted an Iranian diplomat in Tehran who had been trying to set up meetings with the US
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The US and/or Israel just targeted an Iranian diplomat in Tehran who had been trying to set up meetings with the US

u/AegonTheMeh — 3 days ago
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At the NYC-DSA candidate forum, AOC pledges not to fund ANY Israeli weapons, including 'defensive' ones (e.g. Iron Dome). Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA) says he will continue to support the Iron Dome. The Iron Dome is not a defensive system.

Sources:

https://x.com/infinite_jaz/status/2039164101851480290

https://x.com/petersterne/status/2039133701766881379

In Oct. 2023, AOC defended supporting "Israel in its defensive capacities" in the context of maintaining America's 'responsibility to the security and stability of the region'.

> I would say that the United States, our responsibility is to the stability and the security of the region. That means being able to support, support, yes, Israel in its defensive capacities, right. And its ability in that context. But it also means that the United States has a responsibility to ensure accountability to human rights, to prevent the ethnic cleansing of Palestinians and to ensure that horrors do not happen in the names of victims who do not want their tragedy used to justify further violence and injustice.

In July 2025, AOC voted against an ammendment proposed by Marjorie Taylor-Green that would cut aid to the Iron Dome. AOC explained her decision with a similar rationale as Ro Khanna is now.

https://x.com/AOC/status/1946588421197046084

Our discussion about that, at the time:

My comment at that time:

>The Palestinians have no Iron Dome and Israel is more confident in its indiscriminate aerial bombardment of civilians in Gaza because in-part of its own 'defensive capabilities'.

>In any case, why do WE have to foot the bill?

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>#How do 'defensive capabilities' affect offensive military success?

>The RAND Corp. highlights the role of "perception of success" to sustaining political support for military engagements. Israel's Iron Dome is a perfect example of promoting that 'perception' of invincibility, which in-turn lends confidence for its offensive operations.

>Jewish Currents cites a report from RAND, which states that 'by lessening the perceived threat of rocket fire, the Iron Dome “relieved political pressure on senior Israeli leaders to bring the [2014] conflict to a speedy conclusion and allowed for a more deliberate, if slower, operation.”'

>> According to United Nations data, 2,774 Palestinian civilians in Gaza have been killed since the beginning of 2008, while only 30 Israeli civilians have been killed in the same period by Palestinian militants.

>> This gross asymmetry results in part from the Iron Dome air defense system, a military project co-produced by the Israeli defense company Rafael and the US weapons manufacturer Raytheon.

>> [...]In the years since the blockade began, as Joshua Leifer wrote last week in Jewish Currents, Israel has settled into what is euphemistically dubbed a policy of “crisis management,” by which it avoids both full-scale war and negotiated settlement, preferring instead to maintain its economic and political chokehold on the Strip. Here, missile defense is key, both to hold Hamas and other militant groups at bay, and to manage the way the operations are viewed by the Israeli public. The RAND report highlights the role of what it calls “the perception of success” in sustaining political support for military engagements, explaining that it is not only the system’s prevention of Israeli casualties but the narrative of its impenetrability that so effectively bolsters Israeli confidence. In 2014, this confidence bought Israel time to wage a more protracted war. In other words, by both reducing the threat of casualties from Palestinian rockets and instilling a sense of security in the Israeli people, the Iron Dome provides political cover for a war without end.

>>[...]The RAND report makes this point directly: By lessening the perceived threat of rocket fire, the Iron Dome “relieved political pressure on senior Israeli leaders to bring the [2014] conflict to a speedy conclusion and allowed for a more deliberate, if slower, operation.” Even if the system has prevented other ground invasions, it’s unclear that this represents a material benefit to the Palestinians. The Iron Dome, director of the Middle East Institute’s program on Palestine and Israeli–Palestinian affairs Khaled Elgindy writes, “is more likely to have cost Palestinian lives by deepening an already vastly asymmetrical conflict and extending Israel’s ability to defer a political settlement indefinitely.” Because it effectively neutralizes the deterrence capability of Palestinian militants, the system has ensured that none of the political factions in Gaza have any real power to prevent assaults on its trapped population; thus, it has helped to sustain a lifetime of violence for the Gazan people.

>* Jewish Currents (May 2023) - Iron Dome Is Not a Defensive System

u/TrackerOneA — 3 days ago
Is this true? "Israel is the first state which has a death penalty for one race but not another since Nazi Germany." | Israeli apartheid studies categorize Israeli Jews & Palestinian Arabs as 'racial groups' - citing precedent in international case law. Obviously, one group is dominating the other.
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Is this true? "Israel is the first state which has a death penalty for one race but not another since Nazi Germany." | Israeli apartheid studies categorize Israeli Jews & Palestinian Arabs as 'racial groups' - citing precedent in international case law. Obviously, one group is dominating the other.

u/TrackerOneA — 4 days ago
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In 2024, Israel killed 7 humanitarian aid workers in an attack on a World Central Kitchen convoy - including 43-year-old Australian Zomi Frankcom. The Israeli ambassador can't explain & instead obfuscates why Israel won't release the audio evidence of the drone operator.

u/TrackerOneA — 4 days ago