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MJHorrible.. A 4yr old Jewish boy attacked by a mailman in NY 💔
No child should ever experience this!
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JOIn Monsey, NY, a USPS worker was caught on video shoving a visibly 4-year-old Jewish child to the ground in a heavily Orthodox neighborhood. He was arrested, charged, and then released pending a court appearance.
A grown man targeting a child like this is beyond disturbing—it’s evil. There is no justification. No excuse.
This wasn’t strength. This wasn’t frustration. This was hatred directed at the most vulnerable.
And let’s be clear—when a Jewish child is attacked in a visibly Jewish community, we cannot ignore what may be driving it. Jew hate is real, and it’s not something we stay silent about.
As believers, we don’t respond with hate—but we do stand for truth, for justice, and for what is right.
This is a reminder of how far hearts can drift when truth is rejected.
Pray for the child. Pray for justice. And don’t look away from what’s happening.
#TruthMatters #StandAgainstHate #Justice #ProtectTheChildren #FaithOverFear
@joshuahenson_sr
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NOProtestor attacked a Jewish man in broad daylight infront of his small children
#iran #israel #usa #trump
@northdakotatimes
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IV🚨 Rising Concern: Jewish Community Faces Harassment in New York Streets
Disturbing footage circulating online shows members of the Jewish community being mocked and verbally harassed on the streets of New York City, sparking widespread outrage and concern. Community leaders and civil rights advocates say such incidents highlight the growing need to stand firmly against antisemitism and all forms of hate.
Many are calling for unity, respect, and stronger protections to ensure everyone can live and walk freely without fear or intimidation. Authorities are reviewing the situation as the video continues to spread online. ✡️🚨🤝
@ivanbigfal99
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ISSix synagogues were targeted in one week across Canada, the U.S., Belgium, Norway, and the Netherlands.
Threatened, bombed, set on fire, and rammed with a car.
And we’re still told anti-Zionism has nothing to do with antisemitism.
@HonestReporting
@israelinstnz
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CAThis is horrifying.
A mailman was caught on camera pushing a young child—simply because he is Jewish.
There is NO excuse for hate. No child should ever face violence for their identity.
This is what antisemitism looks like—and it must be called out everywhere.
Silence is not an option. Speak up. Stand up. #Antisemitism #StopHate #HateCrime #JewishLivesMatter #StandAgainstHate
@carmit_shasha
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MUA pro-Zionist woman was filmed verbally abusing a Jewish child in New York who was peacefully holding a Palestinian and anti-Zionist flag. The video shows the woman shouting at the child during the confrontation.
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#newyork #palestine #israel #zionism #news
@muhammad__bilal_1993
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HOSix synagogues were targeted in just one week.
Across North America and Europe, Jewish houses of worship were threatened, bombed, set on fire, and even rammed with a car. These were not government buildings or political institutions. They were synagogues, places where Jews gather to pray and send their children to school.
Communities affected include Beth Avraham Yoseph and Shaarei Shomayim Congregation in Toronto, Temple Israel in West Bloomfield, Michigan, the Synagogue of Liège in Belgium, the Trondheim Synagogue in Norway, and the A.B.N. Davidsplein Synagogue in Rotterdam.
And yet after attacks like these, the same explanation often appears.
“It’s not antisemitism. It’s just anti-Zionism.”
But when Jewish institutions across multiple countries are being targeted, that distinction quickly falls apart.
These are not symbols of a distant geopolitical conflict. They are local Jewish communities.
And right now, many Jews are scared, with good reason.
If six Jewish institutions can be targeted in a single week and the conversation still insists this has nothing to do with antisemitism, the problem is not just the violence.
It is the refusal to call it what it is.
@honestreporting
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BIAccording to @jfederations, Americans Jews have to pay $775m annually just to feel safe in our own houses of worship. Thank goodness security at Temple Israel helped prevent what would have been a mass casualty terror attack (targeting small children). But as @amyspitalnick notes: “The more we allow it to be okay that we require this insane level of security to keep the jewish community safe, the more and more anti-semitic hate and violence becomes normalized.”
@biannagolodryga
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IDNo words to describe this disgusting act…. From the Mayor to these 🐑 need to be removed and deported. We don’t need to be PC when you can literally just listen to the mand their agenda They are telling you exactly how they feel and what they want to do. WAKE UP WOKIES
#newyorknews #jewishnews #newsoftheday #breakingnews #newsupdates
@idontdougly
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_G🚨In the heart of Brooklyn, NYC, a powerful faction of Jews—most famously the Satmar Hasidim—openly reject Zionism, denouncing it as a blasphemous political project masquerading as Judaism. For them, the modern State of Israel is a secular, human-made entity that hijacks divine destiny, turning God’s promised redemption into a worldly nationalist experiment. They warn that by conflating Judaism with aggressive state policies, Zionists are warping the faith’s image, making centuries of spiritual devotion appear as a license for political and military power. In their eyes, Zionism isn’t just wrong—it’s a betrayal of Torah and ethical Judaism, and they’re unafraid to call it out publicly.
Beyond theology, these anti-Zionist Brooklyn communities see Zionism as a moral stain. They argue that the ongoing oppression of Palestinians and Israel’s militaristic posture make the faith itself appear complicit in injustice. By loudly distancing themselves, they aim to reclaim Judaism as a faith of law, ethics, and spirituality, not politics. The result is a dramatic split within the Jewish world, one that exposes a growing tension: Zionism may dominate headlines, but in Brooklyn’s ultra-Orthodox neighborhoods, Judaism refuses to be weaponized for state agendas, standing defiantly against the movement that many believe is dragging their religion through the mud.
#nyc #news #reels #usa #women
@_goy_shlop_
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JOBREAKING 🚨
Fifth synagogue attacked in a week.
A car full of explosives drove through the doors of a Jewish preschool.
Antisemitic crimes skyrocketing for nearly a decade — before October 7th, before the headlines, before anyone was paying attention.
What starts with the Jews doesn’t end with the Jews. This isn’t a Jewish problem. This is a society problem.
And the silent moderate majority needs to decide — right now — what kind of country they want to live in.
How much worse does it have to get?
@jonahplatt
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