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The 5% Paradox: How Anti-Zionist Jews Amplify Pro-Hamas

Since October 7, 2023, when Hamas launched a devastating attack on Israel, a small but vocal minority of Jews—estimated at around 5% of the global Jewish population—have emerged as prominent voices in pro-Palestinian and anti-Zionist activism. These individuals and groups, active both at demonstrations and online, have become unexpectedly useful

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Starvation in Gaza

Introduction: A Pattern of Distortion in Gaza For decades, a narrative has persisted that Israel is deliberately starving Palestinians in Gaza—a claim amplified by recent headlines like the BBC’s March 2025 piece, “Gaza Crisis: Hunger Worsens Amid Ongoing Conflict,” which pins blame squarely on Israeli policy. But a closer look

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Debunking the Myths: Apartheid, Racism, and White Supremacy in Israel

Israel is often smeared with loaded terms like “apartheid,” “racism,” and “white supremacy” by critics who paint it as an oppressive, colonial state. These accusations, while emotionally charged, crumble under scrutiny when you examine the demographic reality, the lived experiences of its diverse citizens, and the policies that defy such

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Debunking False Genocide Claims Against Israel

Section 1: Roger Waters Loses Libel Case – A Turning Point On February 25, 2025, a UK High Court delivered a striking verdict: Roger Waters, the former Pink Floyd frontman, lost a libel case over his inflammatory claim that journalist John Ware was a cheerleader for “genocide” against Palestinians. Waters

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Why Nazi and Holocaust Comparisons Undermine Dialogue

Introduction In an era where social media amplifies every voice, debates can quickly spiral into the hyperbolic, with references to some of history’s darkest moments used as rhetorical weapons. Comparisons to Hitler, the Nazis, and the Holocaust are increasingly common in arguments over politics, health policies, and international conflicts. However,

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