Time To Stand Up For Israel🎗️

Only Israel can be attacked on multiple fronts and still be framed as the aggressor. #timetostandupforisrael

מה לובשים היום? התחילה לה התקופה הזו בשנה שאני לגמרי לא בטוחה איך להתלבש..איזה מטומטם זה נשמע? אז כשאני לא בטוחה, אני קמה בבוקר בודקת את המעלות ומקווה שעד הערב לא יהיה לי קר מידי כי אני לא אוהבת להיסחב עם ג'קט.. החורף האמנם עוד לא ממש כאן, למרות שאנחנו בתחילת נובמבר וכרגע יש 28 מעלות בחוץ אבל ממש בקרוב הוא יגיע. וחשבתי לעצמי, איזה הזוי זה להגיד שזכיתי שיש לי את הפריבילגייה לבחור מה ללבוש. ואני יודעת שזה נשמע קלישאתי, אבל ברגעים האלו הקטנים האלו, היומיומיים הפשוטים, זה תופס אותי. יש כאלו שהפריבילגייה הזו נלקחה מהם, שמלבד הגעגוע למשפחה לחברים ולאורח חייהם, אין להם את הדברים הכי בסיסיים.. שקר להם, שאין להם אופציה לשתות מרק חם, שהם ירדו כל כך במשקל שכבר בקושי נשארה להם רקמת שומן. שאם חלילה יידבקו בשפעת, לא בטוח שהגוף שלהם יוכל להתמודד, שאם כואב להם אין להם משכך כאבים בסביבה שיוכלו לקחת. והמצב הזה נמשך כבר 397 ימים. 397 ימים של חוסר וודאות. 397 של חרדה קיומית. הם צריכים לחזור הביתה. החיים לשיקום והחללים לקבורה. Bring Them Home Now #BringThemHomeNow

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‼️Att. the pictures are blurred because Linkedin does not think it can be shown on this platform. check the correct image at telegram: t.me/timetostandforisrael 👇👇👇👇 The differences between antisemitism and anti-Zionism in the 1930s and today reveal shifts in social, political, and ideological landscapes but also show unsettling continuity. In the 1930s, antisemitism in Europe was openly mainstream and tied to pervasive stereotypes and discriminatory policies, culminating in the Holocaust. Anti-Zionism was less distinct as a political stance then; Zionism was a relatively young movement primarily focused on establishing a Jewish homeland, and anti-Zionism often appeared as part of broader nationalist or imperial ideologies resistant to Jewish migration. Today, antisemitism persists but often operates through more veiled, coded language and can emerge across the political spectrum, sometimes overlapping with or justified under anti-Zionist rhetoric. Anti-Zionism, meanwhile, has evolved into a distinct critique of Israeli state policies and actions in relation to Palestinian rights. However, when anti-Zionist discourse shifts into denying Israel's right to exist or assigning blame to Jews globally, it veers into antisemitism. The similarity between the 1930s and now lies in the way both antisemitism and anti-Zionism can converge, whether as prejudice against Jews as a people or as opposition to Jewish political autonomy. In both eras, negative narratives about Jews or the Jewish state fuel discrimination and violence, revealing how such biases adapt yet persist across time. #timetostandupforisrael

Israel’s economy is considered strong, especially for its size and regional context. It has several distinct features that help it perform on par with, and sometimes even better than, some Western economies. Here are a few highlights: 1. **Tech Sector**: Israel has a thriving technology and innovation sector. Often dubbed the "Startup Nation," it has one of the highest numbers of startups per capita in the world, as well as high R&D investment. Its tech ecosystem attracts substantial foreign investment, especially from the United States. 2. **GDP per Capita**: Israel’s GDP per capita ranks well among OECD countries, showing economic growth that often outpaces many Western economies. However, it doesn't reach the level of larger, wealthier economies like the U.S. or Switzerland but is strong relative to its population size and resources. 3. **Resilience**: Despite regional instability, Israel’s economy has shown resilience. It has managed to grow steadily even in times of security concerns or global downturns. This stability makes it comparable to the economies of some Western nations that might struggle more with geopolitical issues or financial crises. 4. **Low Unemployment and High Human Capital**: Israel boasts a skilled labor force, especially in fields like engineering, science, and tech, supported by top universities and military training programs. Unemployment tends to be low, and the country has robust labor participation. 5. **Export Strength**: Israel’s economy is highly export-oriented, especially in high-tech products, pharmaceuticals, and defense. It trades extensively with Western economies and benefits from various trade agreements. ### Comparisons with Western Economies When compared to larger Western economies, Israel’s economy is smaller but performs well in relative terms, especially in sectors like technology, defense, and agriculture. However, it does face challenges, like a high cost of living, income inequality, and housing affordability. While it might not be stronger than large economies like the U.S., Germany, or France overall, its performance in innovation and economic resilience does make it a notable peer within the developed world. #timetostandupforisrael

Very trustworthy the ICC and her prosecuters....NOT #timetostandupforisrael https://lnkd.in/e8XCuvFT

The UN doesn’t seem to care how biased it appears anymore against Israel and the suffering of the Israeli citizens. After it showed a complete lack of caring in the last 396 days since October 7th, its latest shameful act is displaying an exhibition about "world peace" that, of course, makes no mention of the suffering of Israeli citizens. Look at the drawing by a Palestinian child showing Israel’s map labeled as "Palestine." Is this what they call peace, a map that erases Israel? Very peaceful, right? This adds to what I have not seen from the UN and its agencies on social media, any caring for the suffering of the Israeli citizens, of the Israeli children living under constant fear, the Israeli children who were held hostages, who survived the most horrible attack, the children who were the victims of October 7th, or the 101 hostages who are still held in Gaza for 396 days, including two children whose situation is unknown.

The terms "genocide" and "collateral damage" both relate to loss of life but differ fundamentally in intent, scale, and legal implications. 1. **Genocide**: Genocide is the intentional and systematic effort to eliminate a particular group, defined by ethnicity, nationality, race, or religion. It is characterized by intent to destroy that group, in whole or in part, and includes actions like killing members of the group, causing serious bodily or mental harm, or imposing measures intended to prevent births within the group. Genocide is widely regarded as an international crime and is condemned under the Genocide Convention and by international law. 2. **Collateral Damage**: Collateral damage refers to unintentional harm, including civilian deaths or destruction of non-military property, that occurs as a byproduct of a military action aimed at a legitimate target. While civilian casualties in conflict are tragic, collateral damage is not considered a crime if it is incidental to a legitimate military objective, assuming that all feasible precautions were taken to minimize harm to civilians. 3. **Self-Defense Against Terrorism**: When a country defends itself after a terrorist attack, especially following an assault on its civilians, it is typically viewed as exercising the right to self-defense, recognized under Article 51 of the United Nations Charter. This right includes taking military action to dismantle terrorist groups, but international law requires that these actions adhere to the principles of necessity and distinction (the obligation to differentiate between combatants and civilians). #timetostandupforisrael