I didn’t see any references to settlements. I saw north and south.
But as always in Israel it’s full of corruption.
www.haaretz.co.il/magazine/201...

The demonstration and rhetoric were extremely violent. And were conducted in front of a place of worship. I would expect of a mayor-elect to be much more harsh regarding the rhetoric and the location. You can be anti-Israel but still condemn violence towards Jews.

I was pro-Mamdani because he’s not a criminal and/or corrupt. Israel is not relevant to a mayor’s work. But safety of minorities in his city, is. According to what I read, this event wasn’t about immigration to the West Bank, but immigration to Israel.

I don’t understand this headline (Slams).

Mamdani said that he discourage this language (very mild). And he thinks encouraging immigration of Jewish people to Israel is against international law? Which law exactly?

So they can protest in front of a place of worship, just not use this language?

“Mournin fuckers” hit different

Congratulations 🎉🍾
Those idiots are insecure pricks, that’s their way to boost their fragile ego.

I dont have them because of the exact same reason 😈

He’s a Brit, they run.

I’m feeling dizzy, it’s a mindfuck 🤯

Was the email attached to a screen or a laptop?

He didn’t even know what Zionism means, he just knew that other people consider it as bad.

When I arrived here, a decade ago, a young Canadian PhD student asked me about Israel and while we talked I told him that I’m a Zionist. He was startled and told me not to say it out loud because “people here won’t like it”.